Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

| Johnson and Dr. u. j.. r rank.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Big Overcoat Sale at the Peoples
Store
! DR.. w. G. Anderson left Tuesday
for Minneapolis where he will attend
the auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McGregor left on
Monday evening for Rothsay for a
visit with friends.
R. G. Mathwig left Teusday on a
business trip to the twin cities. While
there he will attend the big auto
show in the Flour City.
B. c. Lane returned Friday to his
home at Henrietta after few days
visit looking after his farming inter-
ests in this vicinity.
Charles johnson and Nels Ander-
son, two energetic and progressive
young farmers from Newfolden, were
| Warren visitors last week.
F. E. Colson says that his innocent
sale last Saturday broke the record
Of all former sales days Of the bazaar
! not excepting the big Christmas sale.
Mrs. J. R. Naeseth returned Satur-
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Minneapolis and at other
points in the southern part Of the
state.
Rolph Powell left Saturday for a
visit at Superior, Wisconsin, and
| Denver, Colorado. He will later at
tend the Panama-Pacihc Exposition
at San Francisco.
Sam Powell raised 139 bushels of
corn to the acre at a cost of eleven
cents per bushel. Read about it in
The Boy Farmer" a story for boys to
be published in the Sheaf soon.
The Million Dollar Mystery IS
drawing big crowds at the Dream
Land. Read the story in the Sheaf and
then go and see it presented in dra-
matte form in motion pictures.
By an oversight the name of Christ
Hjelle, Phone 3169, was omitted from
the new telephone directory just is
sued by the Warren Telephone Co.
Telephone owners will please insert
Mr.. Hjelle's name and number in the
directories just received.
| H. NJ. Nelson, an Alvarado bow,
who is serving as a marine on the u.
S. S. West Virginia, has ordered his
Sheaf changed from the U. S. navy
ward at Bremerton, Wash, to San
Francisco, Cal. He states in his let
ter that he will soon be in Warren.
On Thursday of last week Munger
& Son, Of Warren, breeders and ship
pers of the famous O. I. c.. swine,
sold bred sow to a farmer at Buffa-
10 Lake, Mimi, for SIS. This is a big
price and it also shows that farmers
from all parts Of this and adjoining
states come to Warren when they
want the very best animals for breed
ing purposes.
Mrs. c. E. Stinchfeld has received
a letter from her brother, James
Frank. Of Lamoure, N. D., in which
the latter tells Of a visit of himself
and wife to his and Mrs. Stinchfeld's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Frank,
pioneer residents of Warren, now liv-
ing at Longmont, Col. The old set
tiers Of Warren will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Frank are
enjoying good health and passing
their declining days in peace and
contentment.
The following persons have our
thanks for subscriptions handed in at
the office: John Stalock, Argyle; O.
M. Lodoen, Westhope, N. D.; John
Price, Stephen; Chas. H. johnson,
Newfolden; James H. Leetch, Warren
route l; Aug. Swanson, Radium; Ole
Torgerson, Warren, r. 4; John And
erson, Viking; Claus Peterson, Ar
gyle, R. i; Oscar Forstrom, Argyle,
R. 1; G. p. Stinchfeld, Warren: j. A.
F'loberg, Foldal; G. E. Lamberson,
Lake View Farm, Warren; Knute
Nelson, Middle River; O. O. Carlson,
Strandquist; Rev. C. G.. Gronberg,
strandquist; Dan Hennebry, Warren;
John Stromquist, Warren; Olof Malm,
Radium; A. Borgquist, Warren R. 2;
L. Giesing, Warren R. 2; Ed Rosen-
dahl, Warren; Nels Anderson, Angus;
A. B. Carlson, r. 2; Edward Teske,
Radiunn; ]. P. sLein, Warren; A. Z.
Rud, Radium; Martin Forsberg, Vik-
ing; Nick Bergman, Oslo.
The Boy Farmer.
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