Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21


acted business in the city Saturday.
Tickets for Bryon W. Kings lecture
on sale at Wees. Secure seats early.
Say, the breakfast food that the.
Warren mill lis turning out is just
fine.
Anton Johnson, of Viking, has
accepted a position as book keeper
with The Golden Rule Store.
Christian Lefstad was in from Al
varado Tuesday attending to probate
matters and other business.
Olof Anderson, of Foldahl, trans
acted business in the city last Satur-
day.
The 500 has been out of running
gear again this week. Trains are
few and far between.
| License to wed has been issued to
Martin II. Sands and Miss Mary
Olson, of Alyarado.
Peter o. Halvorson and 81. O.
Blinsmoen, two prominent West Val
ley farmers, were in town yesterday.
Miss Hilma Johnson arrived to-
day from Grand Forks for visit at
her home in this city.
Mrs. W. H. Dixon and son ar
rived home this morning from a
visit in state OF Washington.
R. G. sMathwig returned home
this morning from business trip
south.
E.. O. Peterson and wife, of Grand
Forks arrived this morning for a
visit at the home of Charley John
son, of the Central Hotel.
Dan Main, who now has profitable
employment at Baudette, arrived
Sunday for a few days visit with
Warren friends.
Remember the Farmers Institute
on the 29th. It will pay you to at
tend even though the roads may be
bad at that time.
The Sanitary Steam Laundry start
ed business on Monday and &. NJ.
; Denham, the proprietor, is well
} pleased with the way the work is be.
} ing turned in.
Frank E. johnson, of Baudette,
stopped off Monday for a visit with
Warren friends on his way to Bemidji
J the county seat. Frank is in the fur
} niture business and is doing we'll. I.
Farmers who come in to attend the
farmers institute on the 10Th, are in
vited to call at the Sheaf office an(
inspect it's printing plant before re
turning home.
You will find a splendid assortment
3 of Ellwood steel fences for hogs
3 chicken or stock, and barbed wire
at the Warren Mercantile Co. Nov
! is the time to make your estimate
! and selection of what you want.
From a stammerer of the wors
= type, to master his difficulty and be
come the teacher Of teachers in hi
8 chosen art, has been a triumph in
> deed. REV. Leroy Stevens, Western
L Pennsylvania Classical and Scientif
= cal Institute. At the opera hous
d Friday evening, March 10Th.
y Supt. Mithun returned last Frida
from three weeks sojourn in tn
eastern part of Marshall county
: visiting schools and holding teachers
and school boards conventions. 81
ira Yelled hundreds of miles over poo
and sometimes no roads at all, an
! had some narrow escapes from gett
ing lost in the numerous groves an
thickets. S.
# Chas. Wood, who came here fro1
Illinois and farms on the old Jarret
place south Of town, has the RICH
idea about farming. He is payin
special attention to hogs and cattl
and is confident he will make a sui
cess along that line. He says h
-, hogs have wintered fine, much bette
than they usually 90 in Illinois.
L. L. Lamberson returned last wee
from Chicago, where he had been
attend. the funeral of his uncle, Hol
B. G.. Gill, who died at the ripe o.
age of So years. His funeral occurre
on March IL. Mr.. Gill was we
known in this city, which he usual
visited during the summers. He W;
a very kind and genial old gentl
man, and had been man of pow,
in both business and politics in h
younger days.
The Commencement Exercises
the Warren Business school will
held in the opera house on Frid;
evening, March ..29, Eat $3.50 p. I
The Juvenile band, Of Stephen, "
furnish music. Judge A. Grindelal
will give a short talk on ~ssBusine