Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-11-14

Hans HAHN, Of Vega, is attending to
business in town today 80
Rev. Theodor steinert, Of Detroit,
Mimi, is visiting today at the home Of
Rev. G. G. Lindberg, in this city.
David Asplund, of G1enburn, N. D.,
is visiting at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. e. 3. Sjostrand, for few days.
A. j. McKinnon, of Crookston, is
here today to take in the demonstra-
ton of newly invented gang plow on
"a field east of town.
Charley Johnson. Gustaf John
son and G. A. Peterson returned this
morning from visit with a. o. John
son, near East Grand Forks. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Johnson and two children
returned with them for visit here.
Er1ck Franson shipped his house
hold goods to Hallock yesterday and
left himself this morning. Mrs. Fran
son will follow in a few days. Their
many Warren friends wish them SUI,
cess and happiness in their new home.
The Ladies of the Swedish Luther
an church will have their annual Tut
fish supper and auction sale at the
new opera house on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 26th. Kindly bear this in mind
and act accordingly. 1t will be a
feast no one should miss.
The Dixon semi-annual combination
sale last Saturday attracted a large
crowd of buyers as usual. An unus-
ually large number of horses was Of
fered at this sale and much other pro-
perty also changed hands. Mr.. Dixon
is we'll pleased with the result.
c. A. Nelson has returned to
his post as cashier at State Bank of
Warren after months serious ill
ness, part of which time was spent at
the hospital, where he had to under
60 the delicate operation known as
trepanning. The trouble started
from earache, the result of a common
cold. Mr.. Nelson's many friends are
glad to see him around again. IA .
William A. Clark, former Warren
boy, the son Of Mr. and Mrs. r. III.
Clark, Of this city, is making good as
blue jacket in the United States
navy, in which he enlisted on April
18th last He has since been trans
ferred to the Provisional Regiment u.
S. Marines, which was sent to protect
United States citizens and property
at Manaqua, Nicaragua, and he has
! written to friends here that he has
seen some strenuous service since he
left Warren.
The present county canvassing
board consists of County Auditor
Lundgren, Chairman Brandstrom, OF
! the county board, and Justices Oscar
Oseth, OF. Bigwoods, and Gust Wahlin,
of Vega. Thus far only the vote on
county officers has been canvassed
and we publish the result this week in
!! tabular FORM Next week we will
publish the vote for state and Other
officers. Our county is large one
and canvassing the returns from al
the towns is big job. .e5
c. H. Sandberg has opened up ;
nice little grocery store in the Sven
ming building on the east side. MI
Sandberg is no stranger in the nfer
camille business in Warren, He be
gan clerking as boy in the store o
!. G. G. Winchester and remained. a
long as the store existed. Later h
was with the Warren Mercantile &c
During number Of years past he ha
travelled for a large grocery house
Many Of Charley's. former customer
and friends will be pleased to NEE
him again: in a business way. Sc
ad. in this weeks Sheaf.
That there is profit in raising bee
is shown by the experience of H. N
Swanson, in this city. Starting wit
one hive last spring, he now has fiv
strong hives owing to the natural il
crease of the bees. He has taken on
during the season 224 full poun
boxes of honey, besides quite fe'
partly filled and vet plenty of hone
is left in each hive to keep the bee
over winter. The value of the hone
at fifteen cents a pound is $3.50 an
the four new hives are worth $40
hence an investment in one hive ha
produced an actual cash value 4
$53 go, and the total time spent by M
Swanson in caring for the bees woul
not be more than 8 or hours at th
most. 81. 81,
CARD OF THANKS s;,,
Ano In shavo NV frinn6s given mo-