Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-12-04


visited at the Judge Grindeland home
last Thursday.
Edison Photographs, Eastman Ko-
oaks and Waterman "Ideap,s Fountain
Pens, at Farrell's.
+ Miss Estelle Grindeland returned to
Grand Forks Thursday evening, after
spending Thanksgiving day at her
home. 49, ...-.'
| A large and well selected stock of
Christmas goods at Farrell's Jewelry
store. Prices about the same as before
the war.
Adolph O.. johnson was over from
East Grand Forks the latter part of
last week to see his brother Charley
Johnson, who was then very sick.
w. A. Shannon, representing the So
ciety for the Friendless, is in the city
today soliciting funds for that benevo-
lent organization.
Miss Hannah Imsdahl, Of Big Woods,
left Monday evening for Crookston to
attend the Northwestern College Of Ag-
riculture. "a -
F. We will pay highest market prices
FOR dressed turkeys, ducks, geese and
chickens delivered Friday, Dec g.
Warren Creamery Co. 49,
! More old paper is wanted at the
Sheaf Office. If you have any old news
papers and magazines bring them in
Friday and Saturday this week. We
pay cash for them Fl ~ a.. -
Brado Blawd arrived home from
Nor 10
the boys are being sent home as fast as
arrangements can be made for their re-
turn. Glad to see you back, Brado!,. :.
Mrs. J. A. Lindsey and children left
Monday for a visit at the home of Mr..
Lindsey's folks at Redfield, Oklahoma.
Mr.. Lindsey expects to leave shortly
after Christmas to spend the remainder
OF the winter at his home. III. ..s.. :.
Andrew Erickson and son John. Of
Maryfeld, Sask., Can, arrived at
Thanksgiving to visit old friends in the
county and with Ole Gothic and child
rem in AIvarado. Mrs. Gothic who died
recently at Alvarado was7a daughter of
! Mr.: Erickson 49,.
According to the Stephen Messenger
A. n. Burseth was married on Monday,
Nov Is. at Thief River Falls to Mrs.
Helena Gustafson, Rev. Jas. a. Orrock.
OF the NJ. b. church of that city, per-
forming the ceremony. Mr.. Burseth's
many friends in Warren extend hearty
congratulat lions and best wishes q,
You may not be permitted to fight in
the trenches, but it is your patriotic
3duty teshelp make our soldier boys feel
that you are standing back of them.
Business must go on. Here is where
you can do your part, but first take
course in the Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, MINI. Send for our cat
alOgue. 4-a4
Mrs. Geo. e. Bader died at her home
in Winnipeg Nov. 22nd, 1918, after
weeks illness Of pneumonia. She
leaves to mourn her sorrowing hus-
band and six children, namely, Ruth.
Elmer, Bernice, Violet, Gladys and
Doris Her maiden name was Hilma
Larson, formerly Of this city She had
many relatives and friends here and at
Alvarado. Peace be to her memory.
Last week the Sheaf had the pleasure
of restoring three lost pocketbooks con-
tanning large sums of money, to the
rightful owners. Hardly a week passes
but some lost piece of property is found
by the owner through the Sheaf want
ads. Those who have lost anything
should lose no time in placing an ad in
the Sheaf want column.
Ingolf Peterson returned Sunday
Car
in training since Aug. 29th. The war
being over, he has together with many
others been returned to civil life Mr..
Peterson has again entered the service
of the Sheaf as a printer, resuming the
position he left when he joined the o.
s. army. The Sheaf gladly welcomes
him back to its force. ~.
At a meeting of the Warren Building
and Loan Association on Monday even
ing, Aug. Lundgren, Aug. A. johnson
and e. NJ. Olson were reelected as mem
bers Of the Board Of Trustees. Aug.
LundgrenWas reelected president, Gun
mar. Young secretary and Aug. "A. john
son treasurer. : The association has
changed its working plan during the
year. and this move it is believed will
greatly increase its usefulness.
The Northwest School of Agriculture
@reOpened its doors this week with a
large attendance Every precaution
possible is being taken to guard against
the influenza. and it is not anticipated
that there will be any trouble. A COM
spetent nurse is in charge and strict
measures are employed to defect and
isolate anyone who may b. .or,ii.s,
down with the disease. Over two, hun
dred students hav.. y ,ifieI llair iniell-
ton to attend which means that liz. :,,.-
tual attendance will grow r:,pi,lly ;ls
sa6,6,aa 1,1,rrosal iOns.