Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-21

O1dllcy NdCIdu Cdme up IRON
Crookston this morning for visit.
Bargains in every department, of
the Golden Rule store. ..-
Otto Stoltz was down from Argyle
on Monday evening.
Sheriff Forsberg returned Monday
from a business trip to Galloway.
Decoration Day postal cards at
the Sheaf Book and Stationery Store.
Mrs. Swanson, of Kennedy. arrived
yesterday to visit at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. +. O. Chelgren.
Mrs. Fred Anderson. of Stephen,
visited friends in the city for a few
days.
c. L. Spaulding left yesterday on
a business trip, to the twin cities to
be gone about three days.
Albert johnson went to Minot. n.
D.. Sunday to accept position as
base ball player on the local team.
You will thank the Golden Rule
for fitting you out with North Star
shoes.
Bernard Carlson lett Sunday for
Minot. n. D.. where he has accepted
an engagement for the season as a
base ball player.
G. j. johnson did not open up his
meat market on Monday morning.
Says he has not yet decided whether
he will resume business again. but
thinks he is out of it for good.
A heavy rain storm passed over
this section last Sunday evening.
At Grand Forks and a few other
places in the valley some hail fell.
but of course. no damage was done
at this stage of crop development.
A fine rosy checked girl was born
at the home of Cornelius Knutson
on the 10th of May. The Sheaf con-
graduates the proud parents and
hopes that the little bundle of
womanhood NAV be a source of joy
and comfort to them.
Gust Monberg, of Vega. was in
town Monday evening. He said his
brother Oscar has just returned from
the Pacific coast without taking a
homestead as he had intended. find
ing none but too far away from rail.
roads and civilization.
J. W. Bren has commenced making
his round as assessor of the city OF
Warren. Those who possess only a
small share of this worlds goods are
not alarmed at his coming. Both
real aud personal property must be
listed and appraised this year.
And. Melgaard left Monday fol
Moscow, Idaho, to look after hi.
business interests at that place. He
intended also to 20 to Seattle to
have a good look at the big battle.
ship feet when the, same arrives
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Smith. OF
Vega, left on Monday evening fol
st. Peter, where they are to attend
the commencement exercises at the
Gustavus Adolphus College this week
and visit with Dr.. p. A. Mattson.
President of said institution, who is q
brother of Mr.. Smith.
A. F. Andrew. telegraph operator
at the Great Northern depot. return.
ed this morning from three weeks
visit at his old home in Chanaf III.
He says it was raining nearly every
day in Illinois and that on that &C.
count very little or no corn had a:
yet been planted.
| 1t is rumored that E. L.. Erickson,
of Hallock. has been agreed upon a!
one of the candidates to make thu
run for the legislature from thi!
Legislative district on the Prohibi
ton ticket. Who the other will b
has not yet been decided upon def
nitely.
| The Great Northern flyer Va!
wrecked a short distance this side o.
Winnipeg on Tuesday evening. tn,
engine, baggage car. express car ant
day coach went into the ditch, bu1
none Of the other coaches. For
|tunately no one was injured, excep
the fireman. who jumped and lit Of
Ibis head and shoulders. Tn
| enigneer stuck to his post and wa
mot hurt. although the engine turn
led completely over. The trail
which was due here 1t Ola in tn
Ievenine did not arrive until I o'cloc
next morning.