Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Brown are
visiting In Minneapolis this week.
Gust Wickman is attending to
business in Minneapolis this week.
Charley Wattam was a Sunday
visitor from Crookston.
A dance will be given at the opera
house on Friday evening, Jan. 31st.
Don't forget the clothes pin social
at Grindeland's tomorrow evening.
John P. Madison attended to bust
ness matters at Oslo last Saturday.
Read Skaren, the tailor's new ad
this week.
Theo. j. Imsdahl, of Bigwoods, is
clerking in store at Argyle.
Carl Johnson. the Oslo telephone
man. was in the city Monday eve
ming.
Albin Madison went to Thief
River Falls Tuesday evening to in
spect the Bijou theatre.
A number of the young people OF
this city attended a masquerade ball
at Radiom on Friday evening.
Dressed clothes pin dolls in all
varieties will be sold at the clothes
pin social at Grindeland's tomorrow
evening.
A. F. Swenson and Albert Strand.
berg, of Bloomer. were in town
yesterday on their way to Roseau
county, to visit old friends.
Olof Larson. one OF Red Lake
County's we'll known farmers living
south of Viking, was in the city
Monday.
George Darkow, of Crookston, is
here this week holding down chair
In Clarence Schultz barber shop dur
ing the illness of Earnest Aselin.
Elmer Dahlquist. of Kennedy, ar.
rived in the city Wednesday morning
to have his teeth taken care of by
DR.. H. A. Tyler and also to visit re.
latives.
A few more Diaries for 1908, at the
Sheaf Office. Get one before they
are all gone, and record the impor.
tant events of each day. All sizes
and all prices.
G. E. Stinchtield, superintendent
of the Atlantic Elevator Company
returned home Saturday from a tour
of inspection of the compauy's
elevators in Dakota.
Otto L. Skonovd. one of the
prominent farmers near Radium,
and president of the Marshall Coun.
ty Skandinaviske Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company. attended tt
business in the city on Tuesday.
Hans Swanson attended a meeting
of the business men at Radium Fri.
day evening, in order to interest
them in telephone line from
Radium to Warren. This line viii
be great convenience to the War
rem business men as we'll as those O.
Radium and also the farmers alon}
| the line and it will undoubtedly b,
put nearly in the spring.
A double wedding occurred ii
Alvarado Tuesday at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sands, whel
two of their daughters were married
Miss Hilma Sands was united TO
life to Robert Ferlng, and Clara o
Sands, took Anton Freegard as he
husband for the same length O
time, the nuptial knots being tie
by Rev. G. J. Nolstad. A host O
friends of both young couples extern
hearty congratulations
Jens Aune, a pioneer farmer nvin
near Fisher, says: ''Take the goo
with the bad this old valley is
pretty good place in which to max
a home. l am we'll satisfied wit
the years that I have spent here an
I notice that those of my neighbol
who have held their land and stuc
to farming here are prosperous an
happy, while some of those who sol
out fcr, one reason or another al
sorry for their action. I do not sa
that all have lost by selling out an
moving away, but many of thel
have and none OF my neighbors VIII
have farmed in the valley for lon
number of years but what have