Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-27
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Allie Moe, OF Caledonia, N. D., a
young brother OF Mrs. O. G. Valtin-
son, is visiting here.
w. A. Benzie's two brothers, from
Thief River Falls, spent a few days
visiting him this week.
Call in and get one of the farmers
institute books. We. have a number
left to give out to farmers.
John N. Rlawd is making some
extensive improvements on his place
OF business on First street.
GIRL WANTED: Good, girl for
general housework. Highest wages
paid. Mrs w. W. Johnson.
Methodist church, Sunday, June
30th. Morning service at 1920.
Evening subject: "Manliness Tested
by Poverty"
All day on the 4th of July the
Epworth League will serve ice cream
and lunch at the old court house.
Don't forget US.
Warren has very creditable ar
ray OF gardens this year. The rains
for the past two weeks have brought
the garden truck forward in elegant
shape.
Geo. Cline took Monday evenings
train for Cherokee, Iowa, to look up
a number of farmers who are con-
templating settling in the Red River
Valley.
The street commissioner had
crew Of men at work on Main street
Tuesday and succeeded in making
quite an Improvement in that thor
y qghfare.
F. O. Moon, OF Lake Benton,
Mimi, bought malt section of Red
River land this week and intends to
go into mixed farming on an extern
sive scale.
"A. .Skurdal, OF Keene, and Albin
Hanson and &. F. Tatro, of Warren,
were three ofthe eaterprising farmers
who made a call on the SHEAF while
attending the farmers institute Sat-
urday, and Of course they now receive
the paper.
If you did not get one Of those
books at the farmers institute don't
forget to call at this office and get
one. We have still a number left. If
you have a neighbor that does not
take the SHEAF tell him the books
are here for distribution.
advertisements have been in
serted in several papers in the SOUTH
ern part Of the state asking for bids
for the erection Of the First National
Bank building in this city. The
building, if built from the plans now
open for inspection, will be a credit
to the city.
Harvey Brooks, advance agent
OF the Cosgrove Concert Company,
was in town Tuesday and made az
rangements for that company to ap-
pear at the Opera house on Saturday
evening. The Cosgroves are well
known entertainers and always give
satisfaction.
Dixon & Erickson have completed
their arrangements for the handling
of the various kinds of machinery
this year and number among their
specialties the best Of everything
from a thresbing machine to a hay
rake. They are both old hands at
the using OF what they sell and should
be competent to Judge as to what is
best. X .Ey
w. G. Miller, one OF the progress
sive farmers who recently came to
this district from Iowa, was in town
Monday and called in and ordered
the SHEAF for year that he may
keep abreast of the times. Mr.. Miller
brought with him head OF thor
oughbred shorthorn cattle and a
drove Of thoroughbred Poland China
hogs. He intends to devote his at
tention to the raising OF this class OF
stock, believing that our district is
adapted to the industry. Our farm
ers will watch Mr.. Miller's progress
closely and we join them in wishing
him success.