Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-11-11


'AnREN sAEAl yvARRE 81. MIN, 't
John Lindbers vet 70 Halstad yes-
|terday.
A child Of s. s, Trickey, Of Alvarar
do. died this week.
Rev. G. "A. Jacobson Is moving his
household goods to Crookston this
week.
Chas. s. Hull, Dan Bernard and
Bert Slice left yesterday for Bemidji
to hunt big game.
Swan Lindstrom, one Of the intellt
gent and sturdy young men from near
Strandquist is in town today.
Mrs. Adalene Whitney, Of Pequot,
Mimi, arrived Saturday for a visit
with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. A.
b. Nelson.
Deputy Sheriff Burseth was in town
Wednesday posting ditch notices for
the G. Taylor ditch number 21.-
Newfolden Review.
,Chas Ellerth, of Argyle, was III
town Tuesday. Said he expected to
spend the winter in the lumber
camps near Bemidji.
A fifteen year old girl, Hazel May
Ferrier, was shot in the shoulder at
a chavivari party at Pitt. MINI. last
week. She may die.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bernard left
Tuesday for Bemidji where the latter
will visit with Mrs. e. F. Stevens and
the former will scour the woods for
! deer.
Thor Jorgenson, of Alma, and Emil
Skoglund of this city, leave this eve
ming on a trip to the Pacific coast.
They expect to be gone until spring
and may go as far as southern Cali
fornia. ~- ..r..a<..l...s -. =
Surveyor Stenerson of Crookston
arrived here Monday morning and
is busy making the survey of the
Molstad ditch number Is. This ditch
will be six miles long and will drain
a large portion of New Maine town
ship.-Newfolden Review. ~
| S. w. Wright, proprietor of the
Warren Cigar Factory, spent Tues
day at Crookston in search of cigar
makers in order that he may be able
supply the increasing demand for the
John Torrey, Victor and other brands
of cigars which he turns out.
Reader, when you are preparing to
come to town to do some trading just
pick up your home paper, glance at
the advertising columns and see who
wants the trade. We guarantee
they will save you money. The man
who advertises certainly has induce
ments to offer you or he wouldn't ask
you to call and see him before buying.
Mr.. c.. H. Wallace. Of Homer. Ill.
arrived Saturday to spend a few
days looking after his farming inter-
ests In this section. He IL more than
pleased with the returns of his invest
ment here for the past year. In the
no distant future he believes lands
will sell hero for 600 per acre or
more. just % It docs today in Illinois.
Nathan L. Alien, Justice Of the
peace. ohlciated at the marriage Of
two couples yesterday. Ono Of the
couples was CLAUS Nelson and Lizzie
]. Broten, who will make their future
home in North Dakota, and the other
couple was Alfred Sollum and Lydia
! K1elgren. Of Newfolden, who intend
to go to Canada to live. Nate tied
the knots so firmly and gracefully,
!! that it Is q pity he cannot officiate for
himself when his turn comes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dragseth and two
sons, of Newfolden, leave tonight for
9lgona, Wash, where they intend to
make their future home. They have
been residents Of the county for 81
years, and as they are good, useful
citizens their departure from the
county is positive loss. The best
wishes Of their many friends 60 with
them to their new home, and If fol
any reason they are not suited in the
far west. they are welcome back will
open arms. The sheaf will keep then
posted on Marshall county happen
I ings.
The sheaf il very thankful to al
who have handed in nr ramitta1