Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-05-27

o. P. Oseth, of Big Woods, was 9
visitor in the city last night.
Southern Grown German Millet and
Fodder Corn for sale at the PEOPLES
Store.
4. c. Mathwig returned home this
morning from business trip to the
twin cities.
Charley Wattam, who is now q
stenographer in the office of the
superintendent of the Great Northern
hallway at Grand Forks, visited at
LIS home in this city last Sunday.
Andrew Melgaard left yesterday for
Moscow, Idaho, and points on the
coast, to look after his business in
terests. He will also go to see the
Seattle Exposition before his return
nome, which will be in a month or
two.
William Wattam has accepted a
position as stenographer with a
prominent real estate firm at Grand
Forks, N. OAK, and will leave for his
new field Of labor on Saturday this
week. He is Warren boy who will
make good" in whatever position he
fills.
Don't forget that the Douglas Shoes
are the perfection of shoes for men.
Competitors knock them Do you
know why? Because they find it.
hard to do business in competition
with them. You will find the Douglas
shoes in ali lasts and toes at the Peo-
pies Store.
DR.. Elmer w. Johnson was a pas
senger on Tuesday mornings local.
bound for Hallock, to look over SAID
town with a view Of locating there to
practice his profession Dr.. Johnson
is the son of Druggist Johnson, form
erly Of this city, but now in the drug
business at Bagley, Minnesota.
B. c. Koch, of fremont, ILL.,, arrived
last Saturday to look after business
pertaining to the Pembina Farm.
His acreage property adjoining this
city is now being laid out and iru-
proved and will soon be placed on the
market. Watch for startling an
nouncements in regard to this prop
erty in later issues of the Sheaf.
Sigvart Olson, son of O. L. Olson, of
McCrea, shipped a carloand of horses.
farm machinery and feed to his
claim at Elbow, Can, on Tuesday.
leaving also at the same time himself.
He has a fine piece of land there and
all he needs to make him supremely
happy, is a good Marshall County girl
to join him in the Canadian North
west
Mrs. George Kisch, who has been
assisting at the home of Fred Gehrls
during Mrs. Gehrls illness, returned to
her home at Radium yesterday. Geo.
kisch is now in business at Radium
as a Jack Of all Trades" He is a
blacksmith, horse-shoer, wood-worker.
tin-smith, general repairer and watch
maker, and his work is giving general
in all lines, so the peo-
pie say.
Nels Johnson, of the Warren Ma
chine & Iron Works Co., and Chas.
of Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co., returned yesterday from bust
ness trip TO the twin cities. They
brought back with them a carload Of
the celebrated and handsome Jack
son automobiles, of the latest styles
and patterns. There are quite a few
Jackson automobiles now in the city
and they are very fine cars to ride in.
Andrew Johnson, who has been
here all spring putting in his crop on
the southwest quarter Of sec. Z, town
of Warrenton, returned to his home
at Malung, Roseau County, the fore
part of the week. AS it is somewhat
for him to farm in two
places he offers to sell his farm in
Warrenton, a fine improved farm with
good buildings on, at the low price of
$50 per acre. There is chance for
someone to get splendid farm in a
very good neighborhood at a bargain
price.