Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-18

VOuiCu UOuIOCiOW HlSuC.
WANTED: Girl for generalhouse-
work. Apply at A. Grindeland's.
IS. +. Brown intends to leave for
the state of Washington next week
Deputy Sheriff Nelson went up
the line Wednesday on official bust
ness.
John P. Dalquist will leave to-
night for Wisconsin to visit relatiy
and friends.
Alfred Nelson returned last week
from the iron mines OF Ely, MIMI,
and vicinity. M.
Miss S. Olson, OF Northwood, n.
D., came over Saturday and spent Il
few days visiting. ~.
Worth the price OF the ticket to
hear that quartette tomorrow night
at the Opera house. "
T. Lawyer Bayrell, OF Argyle, made
a business trip to the county seat
the fore part OF the week. - :
E. E. Koppang made a business
trip to Crookston Monday night, re-
turning Tuesday morning.
r. R. Stevens, OF Angus. was in
town Monday looking up teams to
pillow up part of his big farm.
-R. Graham reports the death of
one OF his splendid driving horses,
which occurred last Sunday morning.
Flanders & Wood report the
land business brisk and they have
sold a number OF farms during the
past week.
&C. l.. Stevens, who has been in
st. Paul doing clerical work at the
capital for the past three months, re-
turned Monday.
If you want to sell your farm,
write or call on Flanders & Wood,
Warren, MINI. Over 5000 acres
sold by them the past few days.
The John Grove Land and Loan
Co. have had a number OF men from
Iowa and southern Minnesota look
ing up lands in this vicinity this
week.
The street force, under Street
Commissioner Hjerpe, is busy laying
sidewalks, and our city will soon be
we'll supplied with this very necessary
convenience.
Il. Loughridge returned Wednes-
day from his winters visit to Iowa
points. He brought back with him
a number OF gentlemen who will
locate in this district.
The council has granted licenses
to the four saloons now running, and
the application for the fifth, made by
Carl Nelson and Ole Thorson, will
probably be granted tonight.
Farmers out along Red river, in
the western part Of the county, re-
port seeding we'll along. One gentle
man from that neighborhood IN
forms us that he completed 24O
acres last Saturday.
"A large number OF new settlers
from Iowa and southern Minnesota
have arrived this week. Three cars
loaded with immigrants goods were
attached to this mornings passen-
ger and set off at Warren.
IN. J. Quandahl and son Jacob,
and nephew K. Iverson, arrived from
Iowa last week and are making pre-
paratiOns to improve and cultivate
a quarter section of land in town Of
McCrea that Mr.. Quandahl bought
last summer.
". E. Valtinson, of Houston
county, brother OF our townsman,
y. G. Ealtinson, is in the city visit
ing. and incidentally looking over
the country with an eye to locating.
This is his first trip here in four
years, and he is very favorably i'm
pressed with the growth we have
made.
ALBERT Slice left Monday evening
for Cape Nome, Alaska, to>try his
luck in the gold diggings. He has
several friends there, among them
his old time partner in several west
ern enterprises, who have sent him
fiattering accounts of their success in
that ElDorado. He sails from
Seattle about the first OF next week.
Il. Henderson yesterday COM
Melted the sale Of $40 acres If land