Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-09-05
Regular meeting Of the Eastern
Star next Tuesday at eight O'Clock.

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Star next Tuesday at eight O'Clock.
Fancy stationery of all kinds for
sale at the Sheaf office. -
Miss Nora Bake, Of Stephen visit
ed at Warren Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Rosenthal and Rev. ..Chelgren
left Monday for Roseau.
Miss Beulah Robinson visited at.
Thief River Falls this week. .
George Hamiel, of Stephen. was
in the city last night attending to
business before Judge Holm.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.. Wood left for
Minneapolis and the State Fair on
Sunday night. -
Miss Adams, who has been visiting
at, the home of G. G. Winchester left
on Monday for St.. Paul. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Taralseth ar
rived home this morning from their
wedding trip.
Miss Minnie Tornblom returned to
the city Wednesday evening from
visit at Stephen.
Chas. E. Nelson has accepted the
position of travelling solicitor for
the Minneapolis Tribune in the
northern valley counties.
County auditor Malberg has issued
So hunting licenses up-to-date. That
means So chickens if they all get
one apiece.
Lyle Bolton, who has been visiting
her uncle, Jay Bolton for some
weeks, left Friday for her home at
Grand Forks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair, and
daughter, Glynn, and son, Neil, re-
Turned home Saturday after brief
visit with friends and relatives at
Stephen.
Miss Synneva Grindeland left last
Friday for the Twin cities and from
there she will go to Little Falls to
enter upon her duties as latin teach
er in the High School at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Knutson and
children left Saturday tor visit at
Grand Forks, N. D. Mrs. Knutson's
brother is the city editor of the Eve
ming Times of that palce.
Mrs. H. L. Melgaard and children,
of Argyle, passed through here
Saturday on their way home from
a visit at Thief River Falls.
Daughter Ruth stayed until Monday
to visit Warren friends.
DR.. O. F. Mellby has moved from
Argyle to Thief River Falls to prac-
tice his profession. He is a skillful
physician, besides a wide-awake and
public spirited citizen, and will be a
valuable acquisition for the Falls
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Mathwig left
on Sunday evening for the Twin
cities. They intended to see the
state fair for day or two and then
Mrs. Mathwig will 90 to Wisconsin
for visit at her old home while Mr..
Mathwig will return to look after
the threshing on his many farms
The Sheaf learns that John Bran
son who last spring moved to Long
mont, Colorado, has already decided
to leave the latter place as his family
does not like it out there. They
will come back to Marshall County
| with the intention of moving later
to the Canadian Northwest.
The county board will meet in
Especial session on Sept. II, to fill
the vacancy in the Office Of coroner
caused by the resignation of DR.. o.
F. Mellby, who has removed from
the county, and also for the purpose
of considering the petition of the
citizens of Alvarado for incorpora'
tion as village.
ISRAEL Sjoberg, the we'll known
, pioneer merchant and enterprisine
citizen of Roseau, was in the city
yesterday attending to matters o:
business. He says the people O.
Roseau are greatly exasperated, as
they have reason, to be, because thu
Great Northern has failed to builC
the road that was promised them.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Anderson ar
rived in the city on Sunday morning
They were married at Chicago OF
July End, and since then they hav'
been On wedding trip east as !; ia
as Boston, Mass, where they spen
several weeks. Both DR.. and Mrs
Anderson have many friends in tn
city who congratulate them YER
heartily and are glad to see them re
turn and make their home here
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