Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-30

The Sharples and Jersey Cream
Separators sold by w. F. Powell &
Co.
Come in and see the new Avery en-
CINE at the Warren Machine & Iron
Works Co.
Big Bargains in Ladies and Chill
dren's Hats from now on at the MILF
merry Emporum.-Mrs. O. N. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Bakken, of
Thief River Falls, transferred here
Tuesday morning on their way to
Stephen to visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. A. Il. Isaacson, in
town of Augsburg.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Christensen,
of Wolford, N. d., were over for
visit with Mrs. Christenson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Svenning. They
left for home yesterday. Mrs Sven
ming accompanying them for a visit.
John Reese, a brother of Joachim
Reese near this place, died Sunday at
| st. Vincent, Mimi, aged Is years.
Joachim Reese went to st. Vincent on
Tuesday to attend the funeral. De-
ceased was an old settler of the val
ley and was well known here.
R. c. Mathwig sold piece of land
by telephone on Monday, the first
real estate transaction that he has
made in that way. That there is a
rush on for Marshall county land is
evident when buyers find it necessary
to telephone their orders
| Gustaf Johnson, of West Valley,
commonly known as "Lo-gubben'',
was adjudged insane in Judge P. H.
Holm's court last Saturday and was
taken to Fergus Falls by deputy sher-
! if Justice Carlson of this city and
Halvor Amundson, of West Valley.
J. P. Lein, of Fork, left Monday ev-
ening, to visit his old fatherland, Nor
way. Before going to Norway, he
will make a tour of Sweden visiting
friends and taking in the Olympic
games at Stockholm. The Sheaf
wishes Mr.. Lein pleasant journey
and safe return.
Adolph Franson was back from
Browns Valley visiting with his IA
mily for few days. While here he
bought the Rev. Jacobson house for
the use of his family, as they had to
move away from the house that had
been leased by them. In two or three
months it is possible that MIR. Fran.
son will return to open shoe repair
shop in this city.
Miss Agda Wennerberg, of stillwa.
ter, Mimi, recently elected music
teacher at North Star, arrived yes
terday to become a member Of the
North Star College quartet now tour
ing the Valley. Miss Olga Herman
son, of Nicollet, former music teach
er, returned, yesterday to be a mem
OcI dlSO Ol Sdlu QUARTET.
H. NJ. Scovell town clerk of White.
ford, one of the towns in the eastern
part OF the county, was here this
week doing jury duty at this term OF
court. He said that many new Set.
tiers are arriving in his neighbor
hood and that land prices are climb.
ing upwards. Good farms cannot
now be bought for less than s25 ia
$50 per acre and many farmers ask
more. Mr.. Scoven says there is nc
more productive land under the sun
and that it will sell for $40 per acre
very soon
Last Monday evening a sad acci
dent occurred at the home of Frank
Johnson, one Of the proprietors Of the
West Side meat market. The little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson was
playing around a bicycle on which
older brothers were placing a tire
and in some inexplainable manner
got his hand caught between the
chain and the sprocket wheel, terribly
mangling the hand. The doctors hal
to amputate two Of the fingers, but i
is thot that the hand will be saved
II is indeed very sad happening a
the little one is very young, not beint
able to walk as yet.