Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-02
!Prof. j. 81. Kaiser lett Monday 0
a trip to the Pacific coast.

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Remington type writer for sale.
Inquire at Sheaf Office.
Oscar Pearson has accepted posi-
tion as salesman for the Red River
Valley Nursery Co., OF Alvarado.
If you don't attend the band con-
cert on Friday evening, you will
rerget it as long as you live.
Roy Harris left Monday for Long
mont. Col.,, where he expects to find
prof table employment.
Matt Johnson, of the West Hotel,
left yesterday for visit with John
Westin and other friends in Marsh
Grove.
Special sale on skirts, petticoats
and waists, at the Warren Mercantile
Co.
The degree team Of the Warren I.
O. o. F. will 60 to Argyle this even
ing to assist the local lodge in in
itiating couple of strangers.
Edward Vented returned Friday
from Longmont, COL, where he has
been associated with A. A. Harris
in the dray business during the
winter.
Special sale Of skirts. petticoats
and waists, at the Warren Mercantile
Co.. Sale will be continued two
weeks longer to give everybody a
chance at these exceptional bargains.
MA DR.. Spofford will miss his
~ visits for March and April
to Warren. Next visit May 10th. at
the Windsor Hotel.
The Sheaf will have a fine assort-
ment of calendars for 1908, and asks
the business men of the city to hold
their orders until it can show it's
line.
DRESSMAKING: I wish to an
nOunce to the ladies OF Warren and
vicinity that I an now prepared to
do sewing at my home near the High
School Building. Mrs. Emil L.
Tornell.
Seeding will be in full blast
this week. Farmers say the ground
is in good condition, but wish it
were a little warmer.
N. P. Nelson, who is in the hotel
business at Strandquist, was here
Monday to get his wife, who has
been under medical treatment al
the Warren hospital for severa1
weeks, and who had recovered stuff
GENTLY to be able to return home.
Andrew Johnson, Of Malung
Roseau County, was in the city
Monday. He is down here to look
after seeding operations on his
farm in Warrenton. He is Offering
this choice farm for sale in this
week issueof the Sheaf.
A. F. Skaren, Warren's popular
tailor, now drives the fastest AND
handsomest stopper in town. That
Mr.. Skaren will derive real pleasure
from riding after such noble ami
NAL, may be taken for granted, pro
vided he has the right kind of {
partner by his side. We almos1
think he has designs on one of those
lots of Mayor Lundgren's. Now
girls, don't all speak at once.
1t will please the many friends o.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Morck to learn that
they are we'll and happy at Lo.
Angeles, California. In a private
letter to friend Mr.. Merck says
"We are we'll pleased with thi.
country, everything is beyond ex.
pectation. I wish we had gone here
years ago. 1t costs no more to live
here than at Warren, and the
climate and scenery is thrown in
(free for nothing as the Dutchmar
put it), just like at Warren, only i,
is diferent.''
Rev. Charles A. Jacobson, lately
of Kensington, Mimi, arrived last
SATURDAY. with his family to take
nj, ~ -.
in this city as pastor. On Sunday
last he preached his initiatory ser
mon. Rev. Jacobson will occupy the
Mrs. G. A. Petersons residence neal
the 500 track, as soon as Mrs. Peter.
son moves out to her farm, which she
intends to do soon. Rev. Jacobson
served the congregation here one
summer during his, student days,