Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-23
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IN town OF Brislet.
, W. j. Shaughnessy returned
Tuesday morning from Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Olson returned Mon
day from a few days visit at Grand
Forks. ,.....
Rev. c. Wahlin went to Crooks
ton last Saturday for a visit with
friends. s5.~E. ~
The Improved United States Sepa-
rator took the premium at the
Worlds Fair.
Carl Lind is sporting a new re-
versible gasoline engine at the indie
pent elevator, which was put in this
week.
-Baccalameate address to the
graduating class by Rev. B. A. FAIL
at the Opera house, Sunday evening
at s p. m. Public are invited.
-Chas. Burseth, the Mccormick
company's right hand man in these
parts, went to Grand Forks last
Saturday for a visit at the head
quarters.
A man, who was evidently under
the influence OF liquor, caused some
excitement on our streets last
Saturday, by driving at a rapid
speed in a one-horse buggy.
The head Offices of the Robertson
Lumber Co., which concern own a
number of yards on both the Dakota
and Minnesota sides, will be moved
from Grafton to Grand Forks, N. D.
Rev. K. Winberg came down
from Stephen Saturday and con-
Quoted services in the Scandinavian
NJ. E. church on Sunday. He left
on Monday for Grand Forks to at
tend a ministerial gathering.
You can't afford to be without an
Improved United States Cream Sepa-
rator, as it saves you z pound OF
butter over and above the regular
amount you get by skimming from
the pan in every 100 pounds OF milk.
p. l.. Tell, from the town OF
Cedar, transacted business in town
here last Tuesday. He is the owner
OF one OF the finest farms in the town
OF Big Woods, whence he went from
here to size up the prospects for this
years crops.
Christian Hanson, our old friend
from town Of New Solum, transacted
business in Warren, on Tuesday,.
The New Solum people do not come
ito Warren as often as they used to,
but they are always welcome when
they do come.
Lumber has already been hauled
Tor new side walk on Minnesota
street, an extension to the side walk
along Fred Johnson's lot north to
the river. The owners OF the lots
along said side walk are Fred John
son and II. Johnson.
Andrew Lodoen started last
Friday on a trip to Norway, where
he will visit for couple months at
his old home His health has been
poor OF late, and he hopes that the
rest and recreation afforded by the
trip will be beneficial. His shop will
be in charge of Fred P. Lodoen
during his absence. 4g
NJ. J. Berget, the photographer,
left last Thursday for old Norway
on a visit. During his absence the
gallery will be in charge OF John
Gielhaug, who will tell you to sit
lust So while he takes your picture
in the highest style OF the art Mrs.
Berget and children accompanied
the husband and father as far as
Crookston, where a visit was made
with friends, they returning home on
Saturday. 49,
The John Grove Land and Loan
Co., which has Offices all through the
Red River Valley, and is one of the
largest land owners in the valley,
has recently added to their extensive
holdings the famous Lockhart farm
OF 5000 acres in Norman county.
This farm is one of the largest in the
Red River Valley as we'll as one OF
the best. 1t is watered throughout
with flowing wells. In the deal was
included all machinery and 500 head
OF horses, cattle and hogs. 1t is Mr..
Groves intention to resell this large
tract in small farms to suit pur-