Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-20

1ver n. Lodoen. the Alvarado bank.
er, was q Warren visitor last night.
We have just got in q fresh sup
ply 81 bob sleighs. w. r. Powell &
Co. .c Il. ..5 s
J. A. Grindeland left yesterday for
st. Paul to attend the Bottlers. annual
convention.
J. w. Wallin and H. O. Nelson, two
of the early settlers of Thief River
Falls, are dead. .>#
Mrs. w. H. Dixon and son, William,
returned Saturday morning from their
visit at Marysville, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred johnson left
Tuesday for Minneapolis, where they:
will visit relatives and friends for a
few days.
WANTED an experienced scandina-
Wan clerk. Steady employment for
the right man. Address, Lock Box l,
Argyle, MINI. 4
M. J. Mccain was over from Fork
yesterday looking after his farming
interests, and this morning he started
back again.
Knut Brosdahl. one of town OF
Alma's genial and well-to-do farmers,
attended to business matters in the
city yesterday.
Albert Giendem. one of the men,
bers of the firm of Giendem Bros,
dealers in general merchandise at
Oslo was in the city Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kisch, who lately
moved from Radium to Alberta, Can
ada, write the Sheaf that they will
soon move from there to British Col
umbia.
Oscar Erickson, who has been en-
ployed at Kelliher. Mimi, for some
time returned home last week for a
visit. He left for Baudette on Mon
day morning.
Sheriff Forsberg attended the an
nual convention Of sheriffs of the state
at st. Paul last week and had the hon
or to be placed on the executive COM
mittee of the organization,
Judge Mike Holm, of Roseau, has
recovered sufficiently to leave the hos
pital and is staying with his brother,
Judge P. H. Holm. He expects to
leave for his home Sunday.
DR.. w. S. Anderson attended to pro-
fessional duties at HaHock yesterday.
Miss Clara Tonderum. one of the
teachers in the Oslo school, and her
mother, were Warren visitors last
night.
Mr.. Arthur J. Fischer, who appear
ed at the opera house last night, in
his character sketch, "A pair of Spec
tacles", proved himself an imperson-
ator and entertainer of real merit.
There was also a good moral taught
by the play which left good impress
sion on the listeners when the cur
tain went down.
Miss Mollie Nordgren, who has been
at the st. Boniface Hospital, Winni
peg, for some time taking the nurses
course of training, arrived last week
to visit her sister, Miss Albertina Nord
gren, and other friends in the city
She has just graduated with the high
est honors from said institution, re
ceiving the fine gold medal presented
to the member Of the class showins
the greatest excellency in her work.
John Wolberg, of Alvarado, lef
Tuesday for Minneapolis, to consult +;
specialist in regard to his health
which has been failing gradually TO
the past month or two. His man.
friends hope he may be able to fin
the relief desired. Mr.. Wolberg i
one of the early pioneers of Lowe
Snake and has been very successful
both as a farmer and as a hors
r dealer, being classed now as one Q
the rich men of his locality. d..
J.. P. Goranson, of Bigwoods, was
Warren caller last week. He inform
, ed the Sheaf that he had the misfo
tune to lose his wife by death o
Jan. S. She had been sick abe
: about six weeks. Her age was !
years, months and Is days. Fi7
Il children, besides the husband, are tt
Il immediate mourners. Through tn
paper Mr. .Goranson and children d
Fl sire to thank all neighbors ar
!: friends for their kindly assistance du
ing the last sickness and at the fune