Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-24
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Eye, Ear, Nose and--Throat
CrOOkstOn. MINI.
Come to.our sale Nov. l to 10 in
clusive.' Golden Rule Co.
John Olson, of Stephen. was a
visitor in the city last night.
"Quickcup, "Quickcup. ask K.
J. Taralseth Co., about it. -
The Erskine city council has
passed a curfew ordinance, for :the
benefit of the young folks. c..
Edward Larson, of : FoldahI, at
tended to business in the --city won
Monday.
Remember-the Rummage- sale in
the Whitney building, Nov. ..1st..and
2nd-hot lunch served. . .. =
"Family Comfort'' coffee, high
grade for 20 cents package: * ~:
Taralseth Co., havesit.
Miss Bessie Chaffee-went-to OVERLY
last Friday to visit her brother,
Claude. She returned home. Mondav:
E. F. Whitney returned home
yesterday from "a several Smon56s
visit at Rockwell, Maine. .. -
Mrs. H. VI. Swanson went to
Minneapolis for visit--.on. Friday OF
last week. -
The separator of Lars Sundin. Of
Vega, together with setting.of fax
we're destroyed by fire last..-- Monday.
1t is big..loss for Mr.. Sundin. :.
Mrs. Chas. Allen, wife-.of the-.pro-
prietor of the city bakery arrived
home yesterday from visit with, her
parents at Algona, 10.
David Johnson, who teaches ,,--the
young idea how to Shoot at. Alvara-
do, was in town Saturday on,his..wav
to the teachers meeting at. Argyle: !.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon, Oct. 3lst,
with Mrs. G.. j. Nolstad. =
Knut Gulbranson, a prominent and
successful farmer, Of town of Oak
Park, transacted business in the city
yesterday and remembered the Sheaf
Office with pleasant call. - -.
The PEOPLES Trading Co.. are right
to the front in special sale of boys
clothing. Read the ad on the last
page of this paper.
Charley Sandberg has accepted "a
position as travelling salesman Tor
the Griggs grocery house, of st.
Paul, and is out taking orders for
this concern
The ladies' coats shown BY. the
Peoples Trading Co., certainly have
the call this season. No wonder.
They are made right, tit right, land
the price is right. 90
Mrs. Arneson and Mrs. Jossendal
left Saturday for their homes in
Iowa after a pleasant visit at the
home of Judge Grindeland and other
relatives. They will visit relatives
at Starbuck and Minneapolis on the
way. Mrs. Grindeland accompanied
them as far as Thief River Falls.
John Branson, of Viking, who re-
moved to Longmont, Colo, last
spring, has returned and will go-:int0
the hotel business at Oslo, he having
purchased the Park Hotel at that
place from F. E. Nelson, and will
take possession about Nov. l, mr..
Branson's son-in-law, @. W. Nelson
has also returned to Minnesota.
Mrs. J. K. Wood, who during the
past month has been visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Noble. left on this mornings train
for--her home in Thief River Falls,
Minnesota. She was accompanied
on her Journey nOmeWarQ Dy j. II.
Noble, who will combine business
with pleasure for weeks time
The Oxbow Herald, Oxbow, Sask.
Sam Davis, of McCrea, who with
his family removed to Marysville,
WASH, q few weeks ago died at the
home of Mrs. Strader, his wife s
mother, at Crookston, on Monday
night this week. Mr.. . Davis. had
been in poor health for some time
and it was in the hope that change
of climate would be beneficial to him
that the family moved west. But
the hope for improvement in Mr..
Davis health did not come. His
condition rather grew worse and
therefore, being strangers out west,