Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-05

on Tuesday.
a Big Snap on Steel Grain Bins at
w. F. Powell & Co.
Rev. G. G. Gronberg. OF strandquist,
was in the city last evening attending
the annual meeting Of the North Star
College corporation.
John Gratzek, Of town of Wright,
passed thru yesterday on his way from
st. Paul; where he had been with a
shipment Of cattle.
Nels Messelt, Of Munger, Mimi, is
calling on friends hereabouts this
week. Mr.. Messelt was foreman on
the March farm for number of years.
1000 and 1900 bushel steel grain
bins at one-half the cost of a granery
at Lundgren. Wittensten & Co.
MIR. Lars Felde, of Crookston, and
Miss Manda Skramstad, of Middle
River, were united in marriage the
3rd of October, by Rev. Knudtsen at
the United N. L. parsonage.
Carl Lodoen who has been employ
ed on city dray line the past sum-
mer left together with his wife yes
terday for La Crosse, Wis, where they
intend to make their future home
Harvey Grimmer, who was private
secretary to former Governor John
son, is in the city today. He is now
member of the blank book publish
ing firm of Fritz & Cross, in st. Cloud
and is here soliciting business.
Arthur Golden returned Sunday
from northern Canada where he has
spent the summer in the employ of
the Hudson Bay company, as stenog-
rapher, He reports that cold wealth
er had already set in up there.
/ The good rcops in the Red River
valley has turned the attention Of
homeseekers this way. L. M. Olson
is kept busy every day answering in
quiries about land from parties in To-
wa Illinois, Indiana and other states.
/ D. Farrell and H. Wood, of Warren,
passed thru here Tuesday in an auto
mobile enroute to Thief Lake for a
duck hunt. They had tent and full
camping outfit and will stay for two
or three days.-Middle River Pioneer.
Licenses to wed have been issued
at the Clerk Of Courts office to David
Eastburn and Mary Merdink; Milo M.
EcheIberger and Augusta H. Wagner;
i Clarence NJ Eastburn and Margaret l.
Il Day; William Kostrzewski and Annie
Szcepanslsi; Lars Felde and Manda
Skramstad.
4 Frank Jerrue placed a small ad. in
the Sheaf a few weeks ago advertising
land for sale, and on the strength of
that ad. he has sold eighty acres OF
land to one party and 16O acres to an
other party, both in Indiana state
That is good evidence that it pays to
advertise in the Sheaf.
, 'The Rivals which stands pre-emi
nent as a laughter provoking comedy
apart from it's undisputed literary
merit, is the latest addition to the
classic repertoire of Mr.. William Yule
. Canada's most distinguished comedi
an. This famous play will be pre-
sented at the M. w. A. Opera House
4 Nv Tr V,,1@ h orr a n
company on Friday evening, Oct. 9Th.
Sam Larson, who has owned an6
farmed the old Charley Johnson farm
in town of Farley, during number Of
years past, has sold said farm to ar
! Illinois party. Mr.. Larson intends tc
move to this city with his family anc
himself will probably go into some
kind of business here. An auction
sale will be held on the farm on Oct
! IA.
Andrew Grenlin, who has beef
farming near March Siding for NOR
: than quarter of century, has re
Gently sold his farm to a party from
4 Illinois. Mr. Grenlin is not a
young as he was when he startet
3 farming, and of late his health has al
so been poor He and wife intend t
go to live with son near Oslo. Al
auction sale will be held at the farm
Oct. IL.
Herman Mende who has timbe
farm in America, reports that h
threshed 165 bushels of winter ry
4, from 51a acres, machine measure. H
has IL acres of wheat in stack whic
will yield over 80 bushels to the acre
He has II acres of oats which he e.
poets to yield 60 bushels, 8 acres {
|. barley at 40 bushels and 10 of fax,
acres of corn and potatoes. He wi
have Is acres for next years CROP
Roseau Region.