Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
\. o. Roam. of Route 4 is in J,

N. o. Roam, of Route 4, is in town
today.
Elmer Boyd visited friends in Brist-
let last Sunday.
Mrs. And. Hogberg, of Foldahl is
visiting here today.
Miss Goldie Mcneil, Of Argyle, is
visiting friends in the city.
George Wick is over from East
Grand Forks for visit.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Gas Trac.
tors sold by w. F. Powell & Co.
A. Dalene, of Bristlet, was bust.
ness caller in Warren last Friday.
John Paulson, of Nelson Park. is
here for the school officers conven.
| tion.
Carl Franson was over from Over
by, N D., visiting his parents over
Sunday.
Nels c. Rood, of Nelson Park is
here for the school officers conven-
ton today.
Alfred Willer, one of Foldahl's pro.
gressive young farmers was in town
Tuesday.
A. Storbakken, of Oslo, is here to.
day attending the school officers
convention.
| b. G. Woolery is over from Tolley,
N. D., visiting relatives and friends
for few weeks.
Mike Nelson and wife, of ROLLS, are
in the city taking in the school Off
GERS convention.
Mrs. Geo. R. Barrett, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs G. O. Cross, left Tues.
day for her home at Buhl, Mimi.
Miss Alice Johnson, who has been
ill with diphtheria few weeks, is re-
covering rapidly and soon will resume
her studies in the high school senior
class.
| Emil Tornell left Saturday for the
twin cities for the purpose Of buying
a big stock of furniture and house
furnishing supplies for the spring
trade
The Northern Minnesota Firemen's s
Tournament association will not hold
the usual tournament next summer,
but instead will have a big banquet to
be given in the city of Crookston some, some
time in the near future.
S. A. Larson has moved into town
from the town of Farley, having sold
his farm there, and has taken posses
sion of the house north of the river
on the east side recently purchased
from N. e. Bystrom
N. e. Bystrom having sold one of
his houses and having the other rent.
ed, has leased the Hans Swanson
house north of the telephone ex-
change and will occupy that as soon
as vacated by the present lessee.
Andrew G. Sathre, former Warren
boy, writes the Sheaf from Great
Falls, Montana, where he is engaged
in the mercantile business and at the
same time boosting his city and state
for all he is worth. Andrew always
was a booster from the word go.
The Picketts, the original short
sketch artists, were given an enthusi
astic reception by a large audience at
the opera house last Thursday even
ing Every act brought much ap
plause, which interprets a hearty vel
come to the Picketts whenever they
wish to return to Warren.
Daniel and Louis Skramstad, sons
of Enok Skramstad, report that on
Feb. 9Th they caught in a trap mon
ster black timber wolf. It measured
Z feet from nose'to tip of tail and was
I the biggest wolf ever seen by the
Skramstad family. The hide is doubt
less very valuable Middle River Pic
neer.
Paul Durand, of Fork, is in town to
day attending the school officers
meeting. He says the settlers in his
neighborhood are very much interest
ed and hopeful of securing the new
railroad which it is talked of building
from Oslo north. There is stretch
OF very fine country there that has
poor market facilities, having from Il
to 1S miles to a railroad town.
At the meeting Of the Minnesota
State Editorial Association in st
Paul last week, H. G. Miller. Of the st
Peter Free Press was chosen presi
dent. The association decided upon d
"See Minnesota First program fol
their outing this year and will visi,
Duluth, the Iron Range towns and pos
sibly take dip in the cool and re
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