Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-11
Gleanings.ahsse."' Home Field

Ditto Edwardh welcomed another
son to his home Sunday night.
E j. G. johnson is erecting new
barn on his premises on Main street.
Otto Edwardh treated his build
ing on Main street to new coat of
shingles this week. :.
Carl Youngdahl is back again in
ais old position with the Robertson
Lumber Company.
j. G. Bennewitz, OF Argyle, has
been in the city for the past week
visiting friends and relatives.
Harry Brown, of Select cigar
fame, was in town Tuesday looking
up business, and OF course found it
good.
A. G. Stallberg, one OF the early
settlers in Viking, expects to move
this week to Staples, where he has
bought farm.
The National Lille Insurance Com
pany is an old, strong, large, con-
sentative and popular company.
Flanders & Wood, agents.
liver Skjelstad has built a side
walk along his lot on Graft avenue,
which adds greatly to the good
looks Of that part OF town.
Our streets were not so plenti-
fully thronged with farmers during
the past week as formerly, for the
reason that seeding operations have
started out in full swing.
Hans P. Kleven, OF town of Bris-
let, was in the city Tuesday arrang-
ing for a sale OF his farm implements
and household goods, to take place
on his farm next Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Bennewitz this week
began the erection OF a brick build
ing, opposite the SHEAF office
When completed, it will be occupied
10y Apgar 4 Cline, real estate agents.
Landlord Mcintyre is treating
the Windsor to numerous repairs
this week. That popular hostelry
will always be found up with the
procession as long as Mac is at the
helm.
-Nels X. Nelson, one of the origi-
mai boomers of Germantown, came
over last week to visit relatives and
friends down by Red river He says
heenioys life on the reservation very
much
lf'you want to trade your farm for
stocks OF drugs, merchandise, boots
and shoes, livery stables and stock,
hardware or hotel property, see
Flanders & Wood. We will guaran-
tee you an honest deal
A farewell reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes will be given by the
members OF the NJ. E. church at w.
j. Woods studio on Friday evening
of this week. All friends of theirs
most cordially invited.
TO encourage the art of bread
making, the w. C. T. L. have decided
to hold bread contest, when they
will give cash prizes for tile best
bread and buns, made by girls under
twenty-one years of age. For par
ticUlars inquire OF Mrs. D. Bernard.
food Friday was observed in
the Scandinavian M. d. church with
appropriate services. Rev. j. A..
jacobson, presiding elder, OF Mime
apolls, was present and preached
very affective sermons both morning
and evening. Rev. X. Winberg, the
local pastor, was also present.
One ofthe largest land sales that
has taken place in this district DUR
ing the present activity was engi-
neered last week by Flanders &
Wood. The land in question is the
Carhart farm, lately known as the
Mcdonald farm, and was sold to a
syndicate from Iowa, for something
in the neighborhood OF $4,000
dollars.
F. W. Woodward is in the city
looking after the starting Of opera
tiOns on the mammoth Woodward
sarm. Already seeding has been
commenced by Manager Rafferty,,
and there is no doubt these gentle
men will keep up the reputation Of
that valuable property, by raising
one OF the largest crops OF the