Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-27

sgrandpa's Yesterday. when a bonny
daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs.
@. f.. Mellbv. Of Thief River Falls.
Mrs. Hurlbert wishes to announce
to the ladies Of Warren and vicinity
that she is going to the cities for
two weeks and will return with a
full line Of millinery and first class
trimmer.
Mrs. Ole StenQuist and Mrs. John
Stenquist. of Ballard. WASH. who
have been visiting relatives and
friends here for about month. left
for their homes on Tuesday this
week.
Prof. Aug. Bystrom. Of Minnesota
College, arrived Saturday for few
days visit at his old home in Vega.
He has many stories to tell of his re-
cent trip to Europe.
Leland G. Convey and Hugh G.
Gillis. partners in the real estate
firm of Convey & ellis. Minneapolis.
were in the city Monday. See their
ad. in this paper.
Or. and Mrs. G. A. Penney and
son, Of Thief River Falls, were in
the city Monday. They were here
for the purpose of having slight
operation for throat trouble perform
ed on their son at the city hospital.
Mrs. James Nook. of Sanborn. N.
D.. and Mrs. Frank Harvey, of
Vermillion. N. D., arrived on Fri
day last week for visit at the
homes of w. A. Jamison and e. e.
Brown. of this city, to whom they
are related. +
Bernard Carlson, who has been a
ball player with q crack North
Dakota nine during the past
summer, returned home on Tuesday.
having added several inches to his
stature during his absence. -. d
Last week the Sheaf forgot to
mention that Mrs. o. NJ. Holson had
left for Normanna. Texas. escorting
her aged mother to that place where
she will make her home with her
son. r. C. M. Nelson. formerly of
town of~New Solum.
Prof. G. E. Sjostrand has arrived
to take 10 his work as PRINCIPAL of
the Commercial department. Of
North Star College. He came up
with his family from Lake City on
Wednesday morning. He has already
secured a house and will move In at
once.
Prof. Abrahamson made a flying
trip to Alvarado and vicinity on
Saturday last In the interests Of
North Star College. Quite number
of young people from there have
expressed their Intention of coming
to school this fall.
The heavy rains of last Tuesday
and Wednesday will delay thrashing
around here for some days. The
grain has been in a most excellent
condition. and the farmers have
been rejoicing In the prospects of
an easy threshing season. l..
j. P. Landbeck. who formerly was
engaged in the jewelry business. at
Stephen. now engaged in the same
line of business at Warroad. is in
the city today attending to matters
of business and calling on friends.
He drove from Warroad to Stephen.
a very delightful trip this time of
the year.
Mrs. LIN. Rafferty, and daughters.
Fora and Geraldine. who have been
visiting for two months in Madison
and Chippewa Falls. Wis. returned
home Saturday. Miss Mabel McCoon.
of Boston. Mass. Mrs. Rafferty, s
cousin, who was visiting in Wiscon-
sin. ACCOMPANIED her for a.visit with
her cousin.
w. A. knapp arrived Yesterday
from Illinois, ACCOMPANIED by James
Foley. A. M. Lundin and W. B.
Davis. prominent gentlemen of said
state. who will look over our coun.
try with view Of investing In farm
lands. Last week Mr.. Knapn
brought up a party of twenty four,
a number of whom purchased farms
in this vicinity.
"The bunch.'' which is another
name for a bevy Of jolly High School
girls. have had around of feastinq
the past week. On Thursday Glynn
Sinclair entertained them at he1
home. on Monday Mile Swanson
entertained them at her home and
on Tuesday Edith Madison dined
them at her home.
The long drought was broken by
heavy rains on both Tuesday and
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