Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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Don't forget to read the Want Ads
on page seven.
Nels Johnson returned home today
from a business trip.
Marshall Gehrke Of Holt, transact
ed business in the city today.
O. L. Stevens left Monday for
short business visit in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. III. Taralseth left
Friday for a visit in the twin cities.
High test gasoline can be had at
Warren Garage, R. NJ. Gilbert, Prop.
Leah Kleshna, the female thief and
story Of her regeneration at opera
house Friday night.
II. L. Wood left Monday for Min
neapolis, where he will spend few
DAYS transacting business.
Judge Grindeland and stenogra-
pher, Braggans arrived home this
morning from Ada, where they had
!aeld a term Of. court.
Miss Olive Wahlund, teacher at Al
yarado, passed thru last night on her
way 10 Minneapolis, to attend the
funeral Of her brother Oscar.
D.s B. Johnston, a prominent real
e.tate man Of St. Paul, who did
large real estate loan business in this
county in the early days, is dead.
lngolf Grindeland returned from
Minneapolis last Friday to have
deer hunt together with r.. M. Gil
bert for a few days They were not
lucky in getting game.
Dr. ]. S. Carlson, who has acted as
solicitor for North Star College dur
llaas the past summer, IS not engaged
n that work, his connection with the
school having been severed.
a basket social is to be held in the
i}orgen school, Dist. II, on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 25. A short pro
Gram will be given. Everybody well
eo,oa.esith Rcsendahl, Teacher.
D. John Teileen Of San Francisco,
has been called for the position Of
solicitor for North Star College to
succeed J. S.. Carlson and the college
a9tl12sities hope that he will accept.
7a.ss G. Hanson, sheriff elect, is
il The city this week. He ofIiciated
MS auctioneer at the variety sale of
,.sh2 Ladies Of the United Norwegian
Lutheran church held at the city hall
last night.
The home of Louis M. Olson was
227:.l(1,e happy BY the arrival Of a brand
gsfs, baby Girl on Nov. 8th. Mr..
Sso.2 takes ii nhilcsonhicallv and
says be IS richly compensated for the.
less Of the. register Of deeds office.
lSse, her and daughter are doing well.
The home Of Harry fnrl, near Ste
psrsn, was destroyed by ire on h'ri-
ssssy week before last. Only a few of
the contents were saved. The ire
is suppo ed TO have been caused By a
defective fue. The loss of their
house is a serious misfortune to this
we'll known pioneer family.
The Sheaf is improving its place of
business by the erection at consider
able ccstcf. a new metal front which
adds greatly to the looks of the
Building and the entire side of the
street on which it is located. AS the
old front was rapidly falling to
pieces, something had to be done to
keep out the winters blasts. Sub
scripttion accounts will be thankfully
received and come in handy just now.
The State Health Exhi it which
was displayed here last Friday and
saturdayswas very interesting and
instructive. Both the afternoon
and evening lectures on Friday were
well attended DR.. Hill has The hap
Ply faculty of being able to clothe
medical and scientific truths in simple
language, that everybody can under
stand. The stereopticon lectures by
Dr. Blakey were also mech appreciate
ed. Owing to bad weather Saturday
the attendance was rather small.