Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-02

Auction bills printed at the Sheaf ,
Office are the best.
The Sharples and Jersey Cream
separators sold by w. F. Powell &
Co.
A fine, girl was born at the home of
Clerk of Court A. G.. Swandby on
Monday this week. Many friends
congratulate the parents and hope
that the father will have the privilege
to issue marriage license to the
young lady eighteen years hence.
Mrs. A. Erickson from near Radium
was in town Tuesday. She and her
husband are among the early settlers
|of the county. AS both are now we'll
advanced in years, they do not feel
able to continue farming any longer,
hence they sold the farm this week to
Louis J.. Hill, who has lived in the
neighborhood for some years.
%AbouC lIIl ~ uCUuUOIS VI Tie w oil.
rem Odd Fellow lodge went to Argyle
last Friday to observe the 93rd ami
versary of Odd Fellowship together
with the lodge there. The Stephen
and Donaldson lodges also Joined in
the celebration. All the visitors are
loud in praising the Argyle lodge for
the magnificent entertainment accord
ed them.
T. ]. Q. Herrick, until recently station
agent at Fordvil1e, N. D. has arrived
land taken charge Of the 500 station
at Warren, succeeding Geo. H. Fergu-
son, who has resigned togo into bust
ness for himself. AS a curious. co
Incidence Mr.. Ferguson has moved to
Fordville, where he has entered the
soft drink manufacturing business,
having recently bought the Medford
Bottling Works at that place.
The Vega Young Peoples society
will give an entertainment in the
Swedish Lutheran church of Vega, or
Friday evening, May 10th at 1880. A
good program will be rendered. The
principal number will be an addresses
by Dr.. Colberg, of Alvarado. The
new bell which has been donated b!
: the society to the congregation viii
be tested for the first time. Admis
sion and a good lunch. Adults, q
cents, children Is cents. Everybod.
. welcome.
Hans Engen, an old Marshall coun
ty pioneer came to the city Tuesda,
morning from Thief River Falls. H
: had arrived last Saturday from Cor
!. wallis, Oregon, where he has spen
about three years. He says Mime
: sofa is far ahead of Oregon as an az
ricultural state. About all that keep
up the western country, he says, ar
the suckers who come there from tn
east to invest in poor fruit land an
; other property at fancy prices.
The funeral of Mrs. P. l.. Swansea
z whose death was announced las
5 week, was held Saturday from the N
: Il. church, and was conducted by Rev
, Meyers. Deceased was, born in Isl
peming, Mich, Sept. rs, 1876. He
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Dallur
. -
| 1.-The first settlers in town of Higden
| Polk county, where several brother
; of deceased, Ole, Martin and Lar
Dallum, still live, they being presen
!. at the funeral Two brothers, job
J. and Hildor Dallum live at Detroi
Mimi, the latter coming here for th
J funeral. One brother lives in Rosea
Z county and one in Nevada Two si'
: tiers live in North Dakota, one OF whol
was here for the funeral. Decease
was good, kind woman, who though
! a great deal OF her children and wa
very anxious that they should b
brought up rightly and get good e
:. Eucation. She was loved and homo
ed by all who knew her. Husban
2 land five children, the oldest Il veal
: land the youngest baby mourn hi
departure and to them is extended Il
it heartfelt sympathy Of the communit
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/. Will dispose Of all my Cryst
3 White orpington Pullets at $1.oO ea1