Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-05

Herman Allen was In from Alyar-
ado Tuesday, attending to matters
OF business.
Knut Brosdahl, one Of the pro-
gressiye farmers Of Alma, transact
ed business In town last Saturday.
!. Peter Forstad. who farms the old
Tricky place in Sandsville. is at
tending to business In town today.
Rev. E. Hanson left Monday eve
ming for visit to his parental home,
at Twin Valley, MINI.
Michael Loeslie, one of the sturdy
German pioneers of this county, is in
from Radium to-day, attending to
matters Of business.
The city election will be held on
March l. The question of licensing
saloons will also be submitted to the
voters. -.s....-..
A citizens caucus will be held this
evening, for the purpose of placing
in nomination candidates to be voted
on at the next city election.
August Swanson and family, OF
Radium, were in town last SATURDAY.,
visiting friends, and also had
their pictures taken at Berget's
gallery.
Rev. o. K. Moberg, of Crookston,
visited with Rev. G. A. Jacobson,
yesterday and conducted the services
in the Mission church in the eve.
ming.
Willie Wattam, who has been at
tending the Warren Business School,
the past few months, has accepted q
position with Brown & Eckstrom.
lawyers, OF this place.
Misses Elsie aud Jessie Schantzen
of Radium. left for Crookston last
Tuesday evening, where they viii
visit friends for a few days thi!
week. They will also visit friends al
Euclid, MINI.
The Sheaf is reliably Informed
that P. 4. Sheperd, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, died on Feb. Is, al
Lichfeld, Illinois, to which place h
moved from here.
Veterinary E. T. Frank, ATTENDED
to business on the Dakota sid
yesterday. If we had not seen hin
minus his mustache before he went
we surely would have thought h
! had lost it in that windy state.
Peter DahlQuist will have BIZ
auction sale on his farm in Warren
ton. on March II, commencing a
1000 O'Clock a. NJ. See more eX
tended notice in another place, ais
big posters
Supt. keenan, has been appointed
conductor of the State Teacher
Summer School, at Bagley, Min.
which commences the first Monda
in July and will be in session fou
weeks.
Miss Clara Bake yesterday left fo
Minot, N. D., to attend the funeral {
nephew, who died from appendiciti
a this week. She was accompanied b
her mother, Mrs. II. Bake, of ST.
phen.
There will be meeting of Bethan
Rebekah Lodge No. 15S, at the Cd
Fellows Hall, Tuesday evening
march, 18th. 1t is especially reques
ed that all members be present, :
important matters will be discussed
IT.
Ed. Rosendahl, the new owner ,
the Edwards farm, arrived Tuesds
with his son and a carload {
; stock, farm machinery and hous
hold goods, to take possession Of sa
farm, and make it his home. TT
: rest of the FANNY will arri7
; sometime during next week. II
Sheaf welcomes this family to tn
community, and hope they will pro
per here.
Z The Farmers Cooperative Sto
: Com pany, has organized at Radiu1
. for the purpose of conducting
: general merchandise Business. al
: will be the successors of John job
. son & Co., who heretofore have co
= Quoted store in that village. T.
: officers elected are as follows: Nj
+ Schantzen, president; Alfred Horga
= vice president; E. Torgeson. seer
tary, treasurer and general manage