Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-30
liver Winberg visited at. DrayLon.
N. d.. couple Of days last week.

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n. L. Wood is sojourning in the
Twin cities for q few days this week.
Peter Nygren, one of town Of
Alma's prominent farmers. transact
ed business in Warren last Saturday.
A. +. Skaren, the tailor. leaves
tonight for Crookston, where he will
remain a few days.
Onskar paminna att biljetter till
eller fran Gamla Landet sales
billigast at Albin Young.
''The Iron Way" the Sheaf's new
serial story will start in next weeks
issue. Be sure and read it.
Amund Johnson. one of town of
Foldahl's honored and respected
pioneer citizens. attended to bust
ness matters in Warren on Saturday.
The commercial club held an i'm
portant meeting on Monday evening
and discussed a number Of questions
of interest to the city.
The Warren basket ball team leaves
this evening for Bemidji. where they
are scheduled to play two games, on
Friday and Saturday.
Keep your valuable papers in a
safe place by renting safety de-
poist box in the vault of the First
National Bank.
Ole and Harry Anderson. two of
Newfolden's sturdy young men. were
in town Saturday. and while here
made a friendly call at the Sheaf
sanctum.
The Junior class of the Warren
High school have made arrange
ments for a lecture to be given by
Rev. A. Gillies. ssof the Hennepin
ave.. NJ. E. church on Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 18th. Admission SO cents.
The Red River Valley district Of
the Swedish Lutheran denomination
have held an important and we'll at
tended meeting in this city this
week. a full report of which will be
published in next weeks paper.
". G. Taylor. who was resident
of Warren way back IN the eighties.
and whom many of our old settlers
will remember, is now engaged in
the real estate business at Walla
Walla. Wash. See his card in this
issue.
Magnus Erickson, of Oslo. was in
the city last evening visiting with
friends and relatives. He was re-
turning to Oslo from Argyle. where
he had been visiting for few days.
He is the manager of the Oslo Mer-
camille Co.
Mrs. L. D. Page. Of Sentinel
Butte, N. D.. who for several weeks
past has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Robinson. is rejoicing
over the arrival Of a ten pound boy.
born Wednesday, Jan. 20. Both
mother and son are doing nicely.
Miss Sophie Hof1, of the town OF
Oak Park died last Friday morning
at a hospital in Grand Forks. The
funeral was held by Rev. E. Hanson
at the Halvor church oh Tuesday
She was q very popular young lady
and leaves many to mourn he1
demise.
Ye editor has been laid up with 3
Sc we're case OF grippe this week anC
has been able to be at the Office but
a few hours before going to press
The credit for getting out this .pape1
therefor belongs almost wholly to tn,
foreman and assistant editor. who
by the way. is chip of the OLE
block. and. although young. promises
to improve with age and even d,
better than the "old man,
The hockey team went to Hallocl
Tuesday morning, where they wer'
scheduled to play. Reports of tn
game vary somewhat as some So.
that they were defeated by score O
to O. while others report the scor
to be 13 to 0. Either the boys wer
given cold treatment by the Halloc]
management or the boys were un
accustomed to the climate of the ia
north burg, thus causing tn
frozen feet which the team is said t
have received. /.
We publish this week the annus
report of the Marshall County Skar
dinaviske Farmers Mutual Insuranc
Company. This successful organize
tion of farmers has more than three
fourths of million dollars insuranc
in force in IS different towns of til
county. This large business has bee
y done at an EXPENSE 0f Onlv ahor