Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-04-18

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Calporteur P. Dalquist conducted
services in Thief River Falls last
Sunday.
County Commissioner Serum
attended to official business here
Tuesday. -.... ~.a....
Rev. Grant Stroh is attending a
meeting of Adams Presbytery, at
Blackjack this week.
Bruce Stallberg, one of Vikings
progressive young farmers, is doing
a stroke of business in town today.
Herbet Lundq uist, a nephew CT G.
E. LundQuist, was down from Argyle
Monday evening for visit.
o. H. Taralseth and H. L. Mel
gard looked after their banking
interests at Oslo on Tuesday.
Aug. A. Johnson, of the Swedish
American bank, is spending the day
in Alvarado.
Mrs. 0. F. Mellby, of Argyle,
visited at her parental home for a
day or two this week.
If you need galvanized water tanks,
cisterns, or cave spouting put up,
please call at Warren Mercantile CO.
Nels Nordin, of Karlstad, is visit
ing at the home of John Stromquist,
in this city.
We have full line of Disc, Acme,
wood and steel lever harrows, all
sizes, Powell, Wood & Co.
Taxidermist E. L. Brown reports
the arrival of fine new son at his
home on Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
P. Gilbert, of St. Paul. route agent
for the Western Express Company, is
calling upon Warren business men
today, together with agent Chaffee.
liver Lodoen boarded the 500 for
Alvarado this morning and from
there will drive out to the Erick
Segerstrom's auction sale in Bloomer.
Those new coats that the Peoples
Trading Co. show are certainly
stylish and the latest things in
ladies' wraps.
Miss Eliza Ireland, who has been a
teacher in the Warren schools dur
ing the past three years, has
accepted a position as teacher in the
schools at Minot, N. D.
John o. Haugen, of Foldahl, was
in town Saturday. He came to
bring home little daughter, who
had been receiving treatment for her
eyes at the hospital.
There is no skirt like the "Worth"
skirt. The "Worth' skirt has that
delightful and graceful hang that
every woman loves. These skirts are
to be had at The Peoples store only.
Andrew Pearson, one of the old
settlers in town of Vega, is attending
to business in the city today, and
also remembered the Sheaf with a
pleasant CALL.
DRESSMAKING: I wish to an
nounce to the ladies of Warren and
vicinity that an now prepared to
do sewing at my home near the High
School Building. Mrs. Emil L.
Tornel].
A sUrong man came to town this
morning, bringing with him a series
Of dumb bells of varying sizes. Think
it is waste Of strength to swing
them things, when there is so much
wood to saw about town.
Peter Sinclair went to Alvarado
Monday to ascertain if his farm in
Vega was in condition for seeding
He concluded nothing could be done
that day, and so he took the 500
freight for 500 City, which he visit
ed in the afternoon.
Both the Minneapolis Journal and
Tribune and the st. Paul Pioneer
Press have contained lengthy &C.
counts of Mayor Lundgren's scheme
to encourage matrimony among the
bachelors. One paper asked him if
he was in favor of a fine on bache-
lors and, ..Mr. Lundgren replied that
he was not, but was in favor of Civ
ing bonus of 800 to each couple
who married, as help to start house.
keeping.
1.-The Peoples Trading Co., have
added another line of skirts to their
already famous line. The new line
is The Macpherson & Langford's.
You have surely seen this line widely
advertised. 1t is one of the best
lines in the country. Strictly high
grade, manufactured, the cloths all
shrunk and sponged before they are
made up into garments. -.