Warren sheaf., 1899-10-26
EcKvoLL BREEzEs.

EIAVO1L 0N6EZES.
Messrs. T. T. Kallock and Hiram
Knutson made business trip to
Grand Forks last week. ~..a
Mr.. Melvin Knutson, of North
wood, N. D., is visiting friends and
relatives in this neighborhood.
Helmar Teige, a brother of Inge-
man Teige, arrived from Vernon
county, Wis.,, some time ago, and in
tends to make the Red River Valley
his home in the future. ~. -
Commissioner Gunderson's resi-
dence is we'll under way, and when
completed will undoubtedly be the
most handsome residence in Oak
Park, outside the city limits of Eek
vol. .s--'..... .
Mr.. Peter Paulson, of Big Woods,
has engaged in the real estate bust
ness, having purchased 4O-acre lot,
within the city limits, of M. Hill
:goss, Of that place.
Mr.. T. T. Kallock lost his most
valuable COW last Thursday. It is
thought that she helped herself too
freely to pile Of oats. z
Mrs. M. o. HELD is slowly recover
ing from severe attack of quincy.
Mr.. Albert Knutson, of Lower
Snake, lost one of his valuable work.
ing horses last week. y
Mr.. George Odegard has disposed
OF his farming interests, and departed
for Oregon via Grand Forks last
week, being accompanied by Mr.. M.
Q. HELD as far as the latter place.
Mr.. Odegaard intends to spend a
portion of the winter on the Pacific
coast. =.
T. T. Kallock & Co.'s machine
wound up successful seasons work
at Tom Thompson's last Saturday,
and to their surprise were honored
by grand reception in the evening,
given by Mr.. Thompson, whose place
was neatly arranged for the occasion,
and after few hours social chat,
repaired for their respective homes
we'll pleased with their seasons work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knutson left
for Grand Forks yesterday.
Mr.. Carl Olson,@ of Lower Snake,
boarded the steamer at Thompson's
landing last Friday for Grand Forks,
where he will remain a few days
looking after his business interests,
and thence proceed to Goodhue coun-
ty, Mimi, where he intends to spend
the winter with relatives.
Misses Celia, Carrie and Della
Held spent Saturday and Sunday
at home. ."
Mr.. T. T. Kallock and Arne Syver-
son are transacting business at War
rem to-day.
The great advancement in the price
of flax induces the farmers in this To-
cality to haul what little has been
raised, Notwithstanding the muddy
roads.
Mr.. Ole Magnuson visited at O. P.
Oseth's last Sunday
Several of the young folks from
this vicinity attended the "Ella man
Left at the Big Woods hall last
Friday evening.
We regret to state that H. H. Kal-
lock is suffering from very painful
felon on his hand. ..
Mr.. Gunder Hotter steamboated to
Grand Forks last Friday, and return
ed in time to go and see his best girl
Sunday evening.
Several of the farmers in this local
ity are shipping their grain by steam
boat to Grand Forks this fall. This
saves the long distance hauling to
market, and little better price for
their grain. It would be of great
benefit to the farmers who live along
the river, especially on the Minnesota
side, if better facilities for the trans
portation of grain on the river could
be secured. We are informed that
grain commission firm at Grand
Forks, N. D., contemplates the con-
struction of a steamer during the
coming winter, which will be used for
carrying wheat and other farm pro-
ducts on the Red, north of the above
named city. If our fate is such that
we are always to live in well popu-
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