Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-09

A purse containing small sum of
money has been found and left at
the Sheat Office where 1t may be call
ed for by the owner. ~ ~
Herbert and Elsie Stahl, of Euclid,
we're In town yesterday on their way
to Radium, where they will visit at
the home of Michael Loeslie.
Gust Halldin, of Vega, was in
town Monday. His son, Arthur, is a
student at the Warren Business
School.
A rural mail route is about to be
established from Alvarado covering
territory north of that village in
Vega, Oak Park and Bloomer town
ships.
L. Hoff, who teaches the young
idea how to shoot in town of Helge-
land, Polk County, was a Warren
visitor last Saturday, accompanied
by young, Mr.. Hauglid.
Licenses to we'd have been issued
to John o. Trudel of Pembina Co.,
N. D., and Miss Emma Roy, of
Argyle. also to Alex Ferguson and
Sarah Jane Chamberlain, of Walsh
County, N. D.
Mrs. E. S. Crowell and Miss Lulu
Crowell. mother and sister of Mrs.
DR.. H. A. Tyler. of this city, left
this week for their home at Roches-
ter, MIMI, after a visit here since
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Kezar return
ed this week from a visit at the
homes Of James Nook and John o.
Larson. at Sanborn, N. D. Both
families are reported doing we'll in
their North Dakota homes.
DR.. Morley came 10 from
Crookston on his automobile the
other day, and reports the roads
ideal. Just think of that you wade.
in-the mud denizens of Illinois and
Iowa.
Miss Carrie Bachtle resigned as
assistant principal of the Warren
school during the holiday vacation
and the board filled the vacancy by
electing Miss May G. Fluke. of
Minneapolis, for the position.
Judge Grindeland and court steno.
grapher Braggans will leave for
Roseau County next Sunday evening
to hold a term of court. County
attorney Brown will 20 there also to
appear as attorney in a number of
cases.
ions Hedlund and Joseph Hedlund
and their families, of Alma. left on
New Years night for Camera, Sask.,
to make their future homes. They
are old residents of the county and
have many friends whose best wishes
go with them.
Sickness In the Sheaf force has
been a serious handicap in getting
out this weeks paper and is the
cause of any shortcomings that may
be found. It is hard work to get out
a paper when we'll, and doubly so
when illness adds it's burden.
y. B. Hanson, of Opdahl, P. O..
this county, was visitor in the city
last Saturday. He Is schoolmaster
by profession. Having located and
become interested in Marshall Coun-
ty, he thought he could not be a
good citizen without being posted on
county affairs, and therefore he
ordered the Sheaf to keep him in
formed during the coming year.
The K. P's conferred the third de.
gree on three candidates and INSTALL
ed the following officers at their hall
last night: G. A. Nelson, g. G.
Geo. G. Johnson, V. G. C.. r. c.
Mathwig, p, j. A. Frank, NJ. w.,
Aldolph Lindseth, R. g. S. Ralph
Taralseth, NJ. A., A. B. Nelson,
M. E.; o. a. Taralseth, M.::F., A.
Benzie, l. G. Julius J. Olson, O: G.
Harry Neln left on Sunday evening
for Crookston and Grand Forks,
where he spent couple days VISIT
ing and attending to matters of
business. At the latter city he met
Mr.. Denham, the former laundryman
OF this city. Who is now manager of
the Grand Forks Steam Laundry and
proprietor of hotel, and doing a
big business. Mr.. Nein returned
home on the 500 yesterday.
The county board has been In
session at the court house this week.
Us first business was to organize.