Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-30

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town to-day on his bicycle bound for
Foldahl.
The pupils OF the Warren school
took the High School examina tions
this week.
The Improved United States Sepa-
rator has only three pieces to clean
where you will have from 20 to As in
others.
Geo Harris and Fred Bradley
returned home Monday morning
from kalispell, Mont, where they
have been since last fall.
e. J. Hazeltine, who used to live
down at Euclid, engaged in market
gardening, spent few days in town
this week canvassing for a life insur-
ance company.
-Apgar & Cline, the hustIing real
estate agents, have moved into their
elegant new quarters: and are now
better than ever able to handle their
large and growing business. ).
Miss Eva Powell and Mrs. A. P.
Frank went to Euclid Monday to
attend the District Convention OF the
Ladies' Foreign, and Home Mission
AIRY Society of the Presbyterian
church.
Donald Huggard, son of J. n.
Huggard, had the misfortune last
night, while out riding bicycle. to
get caught in some way and falling
down the coulee on Park avenue,
resulting in a broken arm.
ID. r. Whitaker, the real estate
man, returned yesterday morning
from Rock Rapids, Iowa, looking
hale and hearty, and in prime condi-
ton to exploit the advantages and
possibilities Of the Red River Valley
in Minnesota.
The ladies OF the Scandinavian
NJ. E. church will have an auction
sale Of fancy articles in their church
next Saturday evening, June, LIST.
Ice cream, cake, and coffee will be
served throughout the evening. All
are cordially invited.
The general land office has decid-
ed, in e. contest case against one
Francis McCarty involving a valua-
BILE quarter section of land near Glyn-
don, Mimi, that occasional visits to
the land every six months is not SUI
ficient to hold the claim.
Farmers say that they have new
er seen things grow as rapidly as
this year. Grass is farther advanc-
ed than it was last year in July, and
last week a load OF new hay was
brought to town for sale. Haying
in May is early, but it is a fact new
ertheless. Grain is coming right
along and looking fine All we need
now is a little rain. ,s...... ......---
The nasty measuring worm
which did SO much damage to the
foliage OF shade and fruit trees last
year, is with US again, and their
appetite is just as voracious. Many
trees have already been completely
stripped. Spraying the trees with a
solution of paris green IS the proper
treatment, but it should be applied
early, when the worms are small, in
order to be effective.
Last week. we began the pubHca,
ton OF a new serial story entitled
"The Gunmaker of Moscow. This
is not a new story, but one that has
had as large sale in book form as
any that has been written in MANY
years. It deals with life in Russia
and shows why Nihilism fourishes
there to such an extent. Read the
opening chapter and you will be sure
to follow it to the end. This week
we re-publish the first chapter that
all may have an opportunity tc
start the story.
-Messrs. Dixon & Erickson last
week began the erection OF a building
on the corner OF Johnson avenue
and May street, in which they will
conduct a general farm implement
business. Both these gentlemen are
old settlers in Marshall county and
have a large acquaintance among
our farmers, so it is needless to say
they will make success of their new
" venture. They will make speciality
OF threshing machine repairs, and