Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-12-23

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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson of
the Westlin hotel left for Minneapo-
lis last night for visit.
Ole and Abe Torgerson returned
home yesterday from visit in the
central part of the state.
! Miss Martha Mortenson, who is
teacher at Alvarado, is spending
Christmas with Warren friends.
Miss Olive Wahlund, who teaches
at Alvarado, leaves tonight for Min
neapolis to spend Christmas at her
home.
( Rev. r. S. Sidebotham, of Stephen,
visited with Rev. David Samson, Of
this city last night, returning home
on the local this forenoon.
Miss Inga Taralseth has returned
from St. Olof College, Northfield,
where she is enrolled as student, to
spend Christmas at home.
Fred Main and Roy Harris have
bought the west side pool room from
the Nelson Brothers, and have al
ready taken charge of the business.
M. Hoglund, leading farmer from
near Alvarado, came in on the 500
freight yesterday to attend to bust
ness matters, and the Sheaf acknow-
lodges pleasant call.
Herman Christensen and family of
Wolford, N. D., arrived this morning
for a visit at the home Of Mrs. Chris
tenson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.
Svenning, and with other relatives
here.
I Leonard Erickson, son of Mr.. and
MRS. Jonas Erickson, former resi-
i dents in the city, now living at Ante
lope, Mont, has arrived for a visit
during Christmas with relatives and
friends here and in the vicinity,
Ed Rosendahl shipped last Friday
a fine Duroc-Jersey pig to Hubert
krause at Stephen, making the
fourth shipment in one week of this
celebrated breed Of hogs to farmers
in different parts Of the valley.
Mgr. Hanson of the local theatres,
has arranged for the showing Of two
: more serial pictures, namely the
'Trey O. Hearts" and 'The Million
Dollar Mystery" watch for later an
, nouncements on these wonderful film
( sensations. s#g .E n
Charley Wittensten Jr., and wife,
of Kenmare, N. D., are here for a
, visit over the holidays with Mr.. Wit
tensten's parents and other relatives
| in this city, and at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Miller, of Angus, par
ents Of Mrs. Wittensten.
Ben Rosenthal, who is visiting his
!. parents at Kennedy over the holidays,
i. came down last night to spend a day
or two with Warren friends. He has
employment at st. Charles, Mimi.
C. j. Person, prominent farmer
Of Bigwoods, transacted business here
I today. Mr.. Person is a farmer who
believes in giving his children gooC
/ education. A son has taken course
/ at Gustavus Adolphus College ant
/ this year a daughter is attending tn,
III Grookston School of Agriculture
III Mr.. and Mrs Aug. A. johnson lief
/ for the twin cities on Saturday eve
lining, Mr.. Johnson to attend the Stat
Bankers Convention held at St. Pau
| yesterday, and Mrs. Johnson to visi
with friends. They returned HON
this morning.
i The public schools closed last Fri
day for the holiday vacation. In
number Of rooms interesting Christ
mas programs were given in the al
ternoon by the pupils. The school
will resume work again on Januar
4th. Nearly all the teachers hav
left for their respective homes
}spend Christmas.
Ole Wiseth, postmaster at Anstat
this county, and Ole Lund and 0. I
! Amdam of the same place, were her
yesterday for the purpose Of havin
some corrections made in ditch take
levied against their lands.
George Powell, of Regina, Sask
Canada, is spending Christmas wit
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Pt
well.
G. A. Lindell, one of the progre!
sive farmers from Viking, attende
to business III town on Monda.
While here he made arrangements f
a son to attend North Star Colleg
during the winter term, commencin
Jan. 5. His son, Gust Lindell, tn
year won first prize in the one acr
WELD corn contest for Marshall cou,
ty, the yield being 100 bushels to tt
acre.