Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-05-06
Local News

John Azure was in from Alvarado
Monday evening.
Dr. Baasen, of Adams, N. Dak., was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Ole Dallum, the Oslo butcher, visit
ed in the city on Monday night.
Attorney R. R. Brown, of Oslo, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Miss Alma Gilberson visited with
friends at Thief River Falls over Sun
day.
Attorney Julius ]. Olson transacted
legal business at East Grand Forks on
Monday.
Igancy ZakreWeski, of FlOrian, at
tended to legal business at Warren
last Monday
Chas. Allen, our genial baker, re-
turned this morning from a business
trip to Bemidji.
Harold Den, a farmer near Thor
wick postoffice, in town of Agdar, was
here on business Tuesday,
Leonard Blawd and Erick Wassgren
were at Thief River Falls fishing, re-
turning home Monday morning.
Ben Johnson and Oscar Westlin, of
the Sheaf force, were visitors at
Thief River Falls Monday night.
Miss Hilma Johnson, who clerks in
Aliens bakery, visited friends in
Thief River Falls over Sunday.
W. H. Dixon and l.. o. Kern are thu
auCtiOneers at the sale now in pro-
gress at the Golden Rule Store
Il. c. Mathwig returned Friday from
the southern part Of the state, where
he had attended to business matters.
Mrs. T $. Wees arrived home yes
terUAy morning from an extended visit
with her daughter, Maud, who is
married and resides at Los Angeles,
Calf
Ernest Johnson, of the Carlson &
johnson automobile livery firm, left
for Minneapolis Tuesday night, for the
purpose of purchasing one or more
autos.
d. 2. Murphy, hustling young bust
ness man, Of Minneapolis, has been
the head push in disposing of the
Golden Rule stock of merchandise
Rev. Moberg, Of Crool1ston and Rev.
Drotts, of Viking, conducted religious
services at the home of A. Bergstrom,
in Town Of Foldahl, on Sunday after
noon last.
during the past few weeks.
Nels Malm, of Big Woods, left on a
business trip to Texas on Saturday
last. We understand he went there
to look up a business proposition for
a son, who is now an electrician at
Moorhead, MINI.
The delegates from the Methodist
Episcopal church of Warren, to the
Sunday School Convention at Crooks
ton are as follows: Miss M. Woolery,
Miss Fac Wadsworth, Mrs. NJ Hurl-
burt, Miss Esther Ballard, Mr.. J. w.
Thomas.
Henry Morgan, who has been the
efficient foreman on one of Mr.. Lam
berson's farms for short time, has
accepted a position as foreman on the
farm of Ole Bang, near Oslo, and will
remove from here and enter upon his
new duties next week.
The following are the officers of the
Epworth League, chosen at the meet
ing held Saturday night: Pres, Fac
Wadsworth; first vice-pres., Jennie
Wood; second vice-pres, Minnie
Thomas; third vice-pres., Margaret
MCCLELLAN; fourth vice-pres., Florence
Kezar; secretary, R. E. Thomas;
organist, Minnie Thomas. Rev. A. A.
Myres and Fac Wadsworth were
chosen delegates to attend the North
ern Minnesota district convention.
Mr. G. H. Wallace, of Homer, ILL.,.
arrived this morning to look after his
farming interests in this vicinity He
is the owner Of the old Sykes farm in
town of Farley. Mr. Wallace is very
much pleased with the agricultural
prospects Of the Red River Valley and
believes that land here will reach a
Price of hundred dollars per acre at
% distant day. lie has travelled ex-
tensively all over the United States
and nowhere has he found farming
section Of equal extent and possibili-
ties or possessing a richer soil.