Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-20

Don't forget the bread contest
Friday night
A. Grindeland went north on bus
mess this morning.
j. G. Bennewitz was down from
Argyle the fore part OF the week and
returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. ank Mrs. ". johnson, from
St. Paul, left last night after staying
in town a few days visiting friends.
Frank Green was down from his
farm the fore part of the week looking
after moving his family to that place.
Abe Dalquist came in Monday
from his duties as mail clerk and will
spend some time visiting and en- Toying
a lay-otf. i
Geo. Cline came up Wednesday
morning with another lots land buy
ers. that he is now showing throug
the country.
Farrell sne proprietor OF the ''Pio-
neer" jewelry store receives new goods
almost daily. His increasing trade
is the result OF fair dealing. 2s-2t
w. A. Knapp and w. S. Day
spent the first part of the week on
fishing expedition to Cass Lake.
They reported fine time and caught
all kinds of fish.
Andrew Lindseth, who arrived
from Norway about two weeks ago,
has bought the farm OF Ole Rodseth
of this city. Mr.. Lindseth is pract-
ical man and subscribed for our pa
per to keep him posted on current e.
vents.
-Nels johnson, from St. Paul, a
practical machinist, has bought out
the interest Of S. P. Wickstromin the
Warren Machine Shop, so the firm
name will hereafter be Swanson and
Johnson. r.
Don't forget the bread contest to
be held in the Opera house Friday
night, June 21st. Ice cream and
cake, buttered premium bread and
coffee will be served. There will also
be short musical program. Admis-
sion free.
The Ladies OF the Swedish Luth-
ern church Of Warren is to serve din
ner, ice cream, coffee, ard cake on the
Fourth of July and they most cord
tally invite everybody to their tent
or stand on the west side the proceeds
to be used for finishing their new
church.
Rev. A. B. FAIL last Tuesday
evening went out to Tabor and pre-
sided at the installation OF Rev. Vac
Law Vavrina as pastor of the Pres
byterian church at that place. Ser
mons were preached by Rev. Pokerry
OF Silver Lake and Rev. Dobin of O.
maha. The latter was formerly in
charge OF that church. After the SER
vice were over a supper was served in
the woodmen's hall. i.
The new firm in the machine shop,
Swanson & Johnson, invites tbresh-
ers to call on them for prices, etc.,
for rehueing and other repairing on
engines. We guarantee the. work.
We will always keep a full assort-
ment OF flues and steam fittings on
hand. SWANSON & JOHNSON.
Even this district had to have a
cyclone to top off the bad spell Of
weather. Reports came in Monday
morning to the effect that consider
able damage had been done to the
buildings out in Vega Saturday even
ing. Among the sufferers are: John
Person, whose house, barn and gran
airy were totally detroyed; John Per-
son had his house turned up side
down and his barn torn to pieces;
John Smiths blacksmith shop is to-
tally wrecked and his farm buildings
badly shookup. Several other part
les suffered more or less from having
small buildings wrecked, but no one
was hurt, nor is there any damage to
the growing crops. Those who wit
messed the storm say it was thor
oughbred cyclone on a small scale.
Tuesday morning W. F. Powell
&-Co. started up their new gasoline
thresher rig at their warehouse in
the east end OF town to see how it
would rim IT ia ono of tho snnoI1