Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-04-25
Local News

Mark Oseth went to Crookston
Saturday evening for a visit.
Get your oil stoves, and steel ranges
at Warren Mercantile Co..
Miss Mary Larson returned to Vik-
ing last Friday evening.
J. P. Myhre went to Argyle this
morning to start seeding on his farm.
Remington type writer for sale.
Inquire at Sheat office.
Andrew Winberg returned from
Winnipeg Saturday. "
About half dozen laborers left for
Alexandria last Saturday to work on
the 500 line.
S. J. Swanson. the Luna boomer,
left Saturday for Minneapolis on
business bent.
Mrs. f. E. Nelson, OF 500 City, ar
rived Saturday for a visit with
parents and Warren friends.
The Warren Furniture Co., sells
the Columbia Photographs and re-
cords, both cylinder and disc.
Fishing in Snake river has not
been a pastime of the Warren boys
yet this spring.
Dan Sinclair, of Grand Forks, gave
his brother, Peter Sinclair, brief
visit Saturday evening.
Special sale on skirts, petticoats
and waists, at the Warren Mercantile
Co.
Abel Anderson was in from West
Valley yesterday. He said the roads
were fairly good for this season OF
the year.
2. F. Benson, one of the successful
agriculturists of town of Augsburg,
was in the city last night, and the
Sheaf acknowledges pleasant call.
Prof. j. II. Kizer, of the Warren
Business School and Oscar Pearson,
a student of the institution, visited
Grand Forks Saturday.
The Peoples Trading Co. handle re-
liable seeds. File your orders fo1
what you will want so they will be
filled on time and without waiting.
Licenses to wed have been issued
by clerk of court Swandby to Anton
Anderson and Ida Peterson, Edward
A. Haulotte and Anna H. Nilsson,
Andrea Rogus and Rosalija Rybacki
Mr. B. E. Lane, manager of the
rCarhart farm, left for Illinois last
night to attend the wedding of son.
He will return in about two weeks
and will then bring his family with
him.
Erick Segerstrom, who has beer
farming in Bloomer during the past
ten years, has sold his farm anc
moved with his family to this city,
where they formerly lived. They are
.domiciled in the house of &. G.
Magladry, north Of the river.
The Warren Firemen will give q
supper and dance on the 18th of May
The boys will spare no efforts tx
make it a swell affair, equalling il
not surprising the much admired
supper and dance Of last year
Further announcements later.
Chr. S. Samuelson, of Viking was
in the city today and made pleasant
call at the Sheaf office. He reports
that building operations have already
commenced on the creamery at that
place and will be in running orde]
about June 1st.
g. S. Hull, of this city, has beer
appointed appraiser of state lands fol
Marshall County by Gov. Johnson
This is a good appointment. Mr.
Hull is pioneer resident of TN
valley and he is thoroughly familiar
with lands and land values in diff
ferent parts of the county.
There are few towns where tn,
stores present a more pleasing ap
pearance than those of our owl
town. Our merchants take pride
in the appearance of their respective
places of business and such pride i.
certainly commendable. That is no
all, they carry good, clean stocks O.
merchandise and their reputation TO
fair dealing draws splendid patron
age from the surrounding territory.