Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-09-12

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Sheaf Office. Is. .. n.
] will be pleased to have the ladies
of Warren call at my millinery and
examine the latest fall and winter
styles. Miss Gina Bjerking.
Valtin Valtinson is recovering
from an operation for bloodpoisoning,
it having been necessary to remove
the index finger on his right hand.
= Miss Rose Keppler, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Bolton for some time, left Tuesday
evening for her home at Ada, MINI.
w DR.. Spofford is at Windsor
~ Hotel, Warren, the 10th of
every month. See him if your eyes
trouble you.
Miss Kathryn Hammany, an ex-
pert trimmer from the cities, arrived
Tuesday to accept employment in
Miss Bjerking's millinery establish
ment.
Pullman Spaulding left Saturday
morning for Soc City where he will
take charge of the Spaulding
Elevator Co.'S, elevator for the
season.
Otto Bystrom has accepted posi-
ton as clerk in the postottice in this
city and went to work on Monday.
He graduated from the Warren High
School last spring.
J. B. Griffith, a gentleman from
Iowa, has bought:the east half Of Sec
tion Is in Warrenton, from the
Woodward farm, and is here making
arrangements to erect suitable farm
buildings thereon.
The ladies of Warren and vicinity
are kindly invited to call at Miss
Gina Rjerking's millinery store to
inspect her large new stock of fall
and winter millinery goods just re-
ceived.
The Geo. D.Sweet Co. presented the
play, "a Messenger Boy'' to a full
and appreciative house last evening.
Mr.. Sweet gave the same play here
four years ago and it is hoped that
he will come again.
Dana Easton left Tuesday evening
for Minneapolis to resume his stud
les at the state university. HE took
along small bunch of prairie chick
ems with which to tickle the paIates
of his classmates.
Gust Hjerpe and family, of Duluth,
who has been visiting at the home
of his brother, Peter M. Hjerpe, Of
this city, left last Monday evening
for Fertile, Minn,. where they will
visit at the home of Mrs. Louis
Larson, a sister of Mr.. Hjerpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Nelson, of
Roseville, ILL.,, arrived last week to
spend a week or two visiting friends
and looking after their farm, the
former Morkassel place. in town of
Vega, which they now own. They
are old friends from Illinois of the
Oluf Murk family, of this city.
Six becoming caps have made their
appearance on the heads of Glynn
Sinclair, Anna Shaw, Bessie Chatfee,
Mile Swanson, Evaline Grindeland
and Edith Madison. They are black,
with the initials W. H. S. in orange,
the high school colors. These
initials mean, I'VE Hustle Steadily.
Miss Eda Anderson, the popular
ex-teacher; of Vega, who has been
visiting friends here, left last Mon
day for Gustavus Adolphus College,
St. Peter, where she will take up a
course in higher mathematics. Her
many friends join in wishing her a
pleasant time, and success in he1
school work.
Mr.. G. O. Nelson, formerly fore.
man in the Sheaf Office, has bought
the Roseau County Times from r.
J. Bell, who has been the owner OF
the paper for many years. Mr.. Mel.
son is good newspaper man who
will surely make things hum in the
newspaper field in Roseau County in
the Immediate future. Mr.. Nelson's
many Warren friends wish him sue.
cess in his undertaking.
The Misses Cornelias and Eller
Dagoberg returned yesterday morn.
ing on the flyer from their trip te
the Jamestown Exposition. 1t has
been great sightseeing trip fol
them. At New York city they stay
ed nearly a week, and at Philadel
phia, Washington, Richmond and al
the Exposition they made long STAYS
They visited Mount Vernon, thu
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