Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-08-10

lOF Her nome III NOrCn DakOCa.
! - Burnell Newman left for his
home in Wisconsin on Monday.
= Mr.. Johnson, of Argyle, will
play a cornet solo at the concert
Friday night. -.
- A. D. Ralston and V. NJ. Smith
went to Crookston on Monday eve
ming, returning next day.
= Mrs. DR.. Penney and Leora
Easton will recite at the Compli-
mentary Concert, Aug. II.
- Mrs. Bistrom, of Minneapolis, a
niece of o. s. Hong, of Foldahl, ar
rived this morning for visit.
= Congressman Frank NJ. Eddy
arrived in the city this morning and
spent the day calling on friends.
Miss Clara Anderson, of La
Crosse, Wis.,, cousin of Mrs. C. Bur-
seth, arrived this morning for a visit.
- Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Olson, of
McCrea, left last week to visit their
daughter, Mrs. A. S. McGinnis, at
Detroit, MINI.
- A party at the farm of P.
Blomsness last Saturday evening
was largely attended by young peo-
| pie from Warren.
- Frank Newman left for Wiscon-
sin Tuesday, being called thither by
a telegram announcing the death of
bis brother in a railway accident,
- Many harvest hands have ar
rived during the past few days.
Some OF them are old familiar faces,
who have been here one or more sea-
sons before, and some are new hands.
All are eager to help the farmer har-
vest his grain at good wages. =
- Mr.. F. A. Fretz will be the
wheat buyer in the Minnesota &
Dakota elevator for the coming sea-
son. He has bought wheat there be-
fore, some years ago, and is therefore
we'll known to our farmers as an
honest and square wheat man.
- The company that purchased
the $4,000 Warren school bonds
raised a technical point as to the
manner of issue, and for that reason
another meeting has been called for
Monday evening, Aug. q, in order
that the bonds may be made perfect
ly satisfactory.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gulseth and
a cousin of Mr.. Gulseth, from near
Fisher, Minn., arrived here yester-
day to visit relatives and friends.
They came from New Solum where
they had been to see brother OF
MIR. Gulseth, who is seriously ill.
They returned to Fisher to-day.
&C. A. Aubol and Harold Royem
who, since they left Warren, rusti-
Gated for a while in the Queens do
minion, have been heard from last
at Warroad, in Roseau county.
The proposed Ontario and Rainy
River railway, soon to be built, will
pass through Warroad, and a big
boom is expected for that place.
- At a meeting OF the Board oil
Education held last Saturday even.
ing, the board was organized by elect.
ing the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: W.N. Powell, President; K.
j. Taralseth, Treasurer; and John
P. Madison, Secretary. At the reg
ular meeting on Monday evening it
was decided to commence school
Sept 18th, next.
Contracts have been let for the
building of a new -four mill at War
rem to be completed and ready for
business this fall. The promoters are
J. S. Hilleboe, we'll known as book
keeper in the store Of K. J. Taralseth,
and L. NJ. johnson, for many years
head miller in the mill of the Warren
Manufacturing Co. The new mill is
to be of IS bbls. capacity, is to be
supplied with modern milling ma
chinery and up to date in all respects.
1t will be located on the west side, a
little south from the depot, and
ground for same was being broken
yesterday. L. J: Under has the con-
tract to build the mill. =
- Wares drugstore has now been
moved into it's new and elegant
quarters in the Aubol building on
the west side. This long established
pharmacy carries one of the largest
and most complete stocks of drugs