Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-21
Local News

L. 0. Dahlin. Of Radium. trans.
acted business in the city to-day.
Gust Halldin. successful pioneer
farmer Of Vega. was in town. Tues.
day.
Il. G. Mathwig returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the southern
part Of the state.
W. A. Knapp. who has spent a few
days here with party of land men.
returned to Joliet. ILL.,. yesterday.
Albert Kovar. a we'll known farm
er on Route 3. south west from the
city, attended to business in town
Tuesday.
s->.~A~ L. Bates. of Racine, Minn..
formerly of New Solum. this county.
attended to business here. last Fri.
day.
H. J. Beardmore and Chris
Anderson returned home Tuesday
from Crookston. where they had
spent several weeks serving as jurors
at term of court for Polk County
Henning Furst. one of the rising
young men of northern Vega, was a
visitor in the city on Tuesday.
Gust Wahlin was in from Vega
Tuesday.
Alfred Lindberg. a prominent and
successful farmer in town of Boomer.
attended to business matters here
yesterday. The Sheaf acknowledges
a pleasant call.
Fl. L. Wood left Yesterday on a
business trip to the twin cities. He
NAV also drop into the legislature to
see how the laws which we must
obey, are made.
The weather has been extremely
mild during the past few DAYS.
Yesterday the snow thawed con-
siderably. Evidently the back of the
winter is broken. and spring will
soon be here.
The entertainment given by the
Eva Bartlett Macy Co.. last Thurs
day evening as one of the numbers
of the Warren entertainment course.
was one of the best of the kind
presented here this season. The
company is a strong one and merits
nothing but praise.
Olaf Neset. of town of Agder.
Marshall county, made his applica-
tion for citizenship at the clerk of
courts Office yesterday. His wit
nesses were Halvor Listol, of the
same town, and Tallack T. Ose. of
Silverton. Red Lake county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Erickson
former pioneer settlers of Marshall
county. who. moved to western Canada
several years ago. have been visiting
relatives and friends in different
parts of the county since New Years.
A married daughter. Mrs. Alfred
Gothic. lives at Alvarado. They are
we'll pleased with their Canadian
home and are getting along we'll.
All their unmarrid children are STAY
ing at home and helping to take care
of their big farm. One daughter has
married in Canada and lives on an
adjoining farm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson intend to leave for home
next week.
Are our merchants prepared to
meet the competition. constantly
growing sitter. of those allurine
spring catalogues from the metro
politan department. stores? OF
course the bargains at home are
better when you consider that in
our own shops you get more personal
attention and better chance to re-
turn unsatisfactory goods. But the
public forgets this. Trade has to be
drummed. and the only efficient
drummer is a live newspaper.
Mrs. H. @. Axelson. of Mime
apolis. who has been visiting the last
two months at the home of Mrs.
Hokanson. in town of Alma, return
ed to Minneapolis last Monday.
Ladies! On Saturday. Jan. 23rd.
the ladies of the Methodist church
will have sale at Mrs. Hurlbut's
Millinery store. At this sale. you
will find all sorts of good things to
eat. Sale opens at 2:30 Pm.
David Johnson. son of August
johnson. of Vega. has bought full
blooded Holstein bull calf from the
State Experiment Farm. at st.
Anthony Park. Last winter young
David took a course at the school
and that he protited thereby is
shown by his efforts to improve the
stock on his fathers farm. and the
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