Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-24
Local News
G D. Anderson is in from Vega

NO marriage license issued during
the past week.
Typewriter supplies at Warren
Sheaf for all machines.
O. Z. Eckern left last Sunday on
a visit to the cities.
Middle River is trying to organize
band to help toot it's horn.
Rev. A. Tornell, of Viking, held
services at Roseau last Sunday.
There will be a masquerade ball at
the Radium Hall, Radium, on Feb.
End.
WANTED:-A girl for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. Rev. G..
E. Tindall.
Halvor Amundson, of West Valley,
attended to business at the county
seat yesterday.
A young lady wants to do general
Homework for board and lodging.
Inquire at Sheaf office.
Fred Johnson a progressive young
farmer Of Bloomer, attended to bust
ness in the city on Tuesday.
John Walberg, of .Alvarado shipped
a carload of stock via the Great
Northern the fore part of the week.
G. f. Slice and family intend to
move to Longmont, Colo., to make
their future home in the near
future. u .'
John Stone has moved with his
family to Baudette, Mimi, where he
will make his future home if the
place suits him. :
The poverty ball by the Warren
fremen last Friday is spoken of as a
pleasant and successful affair by all
who attended.
Fred S. Peterson, one of Vegas
substantial farmers, was in town
yesterday and also remembered the
Sheaf with pleasant call.
We have lots of snow, but it is per-
fect]y harmless. 1t is more to be
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water, as twill be in the spring.
a. r. Dodd, who has been with
the Stephen Leader short time, is
to establish a paper at Donaldson to
be kown as the Donaldson Record. :
The First National Bank has pur-
chased the Mrs. Bennewitz block, in
which it's banking rooms are located,
and will henceforth have Its own
banking quarters. 49, {.
The Sheaf is small this week but
we have to enconomize and cut the
paper according to the amount of
advertising carried. We publish the
usual amount of local news.
A fine girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew P. Nelson; of Warren
ton, on Jan. 4th. Andrew P. N elson
and boy, of northwestern Warrenton,
are in town to day. Mr.. Nelson says
there is lots of snow out his way.
H. J. Beardmore has sent a
quantity of Minnesota No. Is, or
''Prim Ost, ''fax, raised on his farm,
to the experimental farm at Indian
Head, Canada. Mr.. Beardmore is
also shipping his flax for seed to
many other distant points.
Judge Grindeland and Court Ster O.
grapher Braggans returned last Fri
day from Roseau County, where they
had held a term or court. There
we're a number of court cases, but
only one jury case, many cases on the
calendar being continued until next
term. y
E. E. Koppang arrived home last
Saturday from three weeks trip to
the Pacific coast. He, visited Port:
land, Tacoma Seattle, Everett,
Spokane and other places, and saw a
large number of former Warrenites,
all of whom he says were getting
along we'll and we're satisfied with
their new homes in the far west.
Peter Forsberg had the misfortune
Sunday to lnjures hi s" eye. lid in a
peculiar manner. Going down into
the cellar whichzw was dark, he struck
his eye against the head Of a nail
and in pulling back quickly he tore
the lower eyelid which caught on
the nail. The doctor had to" sew up
the wound with three stitches, and
Pete is thankful ne did not tear out
the whole eye. .'. - b.. 80.
Chas J. Larson, the inventive and
enterprising farmer living northwest
of this city has had printed at the
Sheaf office a large number of copies
of an illustrated booklet descriptive
of his patented continuance for lead
ing and unloading hay, straw, ma
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