Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-11-21
Oscar Sorenson, OF New Solum,
in the city today.

Oscar Sorenson, OF New Solum, is
In the city today.
Frank Wittensten and Charley
Moulton spent Tuesday evening at
Crookston.
Henry Nelson, of Alvarado, spent
Sunday in the city on his way to
Baudette, Mimi, where he will spend
the winter on his claim.
The Peoples store are offering a
lot of mems white shirts at rs cents
each. Read the last page where
they tell about it.
John o. Haugen was in from
Foldahl yesterday to see his wife
who is sick at the hospital. He
found her condition much improved.
Mrs. Clarence L. Spaulding arrived
home yesterday from visit at
Minneapolis and other places in the
state.
0. G. Valtinson left on Tuesday
for Finley, n. D., to accept posi-
tion as salesman in mercantile
establishment.
Drink and be convinced. Family
Comfort coffee has no equal. IL
quality and prices is consideredr.
K. j. Taralseth Co.
The other day we saw J. A. Frank
carrying few animal skins which
looked very much as if they had late
ly covered some choice chunks Of
venison.
Fred Rother and John J. Drummer,
who have been farming in this
vicinity during the past couple years,
leave for Joliet, ILL.,, the latter part
of this week. =
Mrs. Carl Allen, of Radium. who
has been undergoing treatment at
the Warren hospital, is convalescent
and will soon be able to return to her
home. -.- 80.
Anton Jensen and Henry Jensen,
of Thief River Falls, we're here
Tuesday as witnesses for John
Wayne, of Germantown, whose ap-
plication for citizenship was heard
that day.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Salveson, of
Crookston, visited at the home of
Judge GrindeIand on Tuesday. The
reverend gentleman has but recently
recovered from severe siege of
typhoid fever.
From the Northern News of Bau-
dette, we learn that townships l59
and 100, range 81, up on the RAINY.
have been organized as town and
named Sault. Among the officers
we find the following, former Warren
people: Clerk, H. Royem; assessor,
Geo. Magladry. ~ s--.-
The wolf bounty law was changed
by the last legislature so that it is
made the duty Of the town clerk to
clip the toes off the wolf on both
front feet, and then the clerk shall
make out certificate stating that
he did clip off the toes Then the
certificate and hide with head and
ears inact shall be presented to the
county auditor. If sent by mail or
express, transportation must be paid
by the sender both ways.
Aug. Peterson and family, OF
Donaldson, Minn., have moved tc
this city to reside during the winter,
and give their children the benefit Of
good school. Their son, Ernest L.
Peterson, was employed in the print.
ing trade in this city last summer,
and is now in the newspaper business
at Darlington, N. D. He was here
Tuesday to see his parents located i1
their new home, the Mrs. Grinder
house on Johnson ave., which the.
have rented.
Rev. E. P. Savage, secretary O.
the Children's Home Society, O.
Minnesota, visited the different
churches in the city last Sunday IL
the interest of the benevolent worl
Of that organization. Later In th'
week he visited our people soliciting
funds, and met with good encourage
ment. This society has cared TO,
2. 453 children from Sept. II, 1889 t.
Nov. l, 1907. and hundreds O
orphans have through its agency beer
placed in good homes, and are grow
ing up to be good, useful men ant
women.