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

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Carl Nelson has been down from
Argyle this week helping Ole Thorson
look after business.
On Thursday evening Of this week
Rev. L. Dodds will preach in. the M.
E. church at 8 o'clock.
Miss Freda Samuelson left Tues
day evening for Duluth, where she
will spend a month or so visiting
with friends.
The Independent elevator has
this week been treated to a new coat
OF paint, which makes it look great
deal better than before.
IS. P. Wickstrom left last night
for Thief River Falls to look up new
location. He has sold out his inter-
est in machine shop here.
Remember the Farmers Institute
at Warren Saturday, June %, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. Be on time
and secure a valuable book free.
Sheriff Forsberg reports business
in his line very dull at present. Only
one prisoner in jail, and both GRIMM
al and civil business at a standstill.
n. F. Brown, who sells everybody
in the valley the famous Sweet eli CARS,
was in town Tuesday taking orders
and shaking hands with his many
friends.
F. E. Cline, who has been conhn-
ed to home for the past week with an
attack Of appendicitis, is again able
to be around, and his many friends
are much pleased thereby.
Pete Sinclair received a new boot
pan for the Interstate Elevator this
week. The old one had become so
worn out that the elevator was COM
PEELED to close down till the new one
arrived.
The big iron shafting at the depot
is the source Of considerable amuse-
menu to the boys while waiting for
the trains. s~ 1t is about twenty feet
long and weighs two hundred pounds.
At present Justice Carlson holds the
medal on elevating it.
The baseball game on the Fourth
is we'll worth coming to town to see.
The Warren and Hallock teams are
both composed OF good players and
the prize offered is sufficient to make
each team do it's best to win. Come
to town and see it.
A. G. Swandby left Tuesday night
for st. Paul, where he attends the
meeting OF the [. O. O.. F. grand lodge
as delegate'from the Warren lodge.
Mrs. Swandby accompanied him and
will go on to her old home in Wiscon-
sin for short visit.
Mrs. Bradley, OF Warren, returned
to her home this morning after a two
days. visit with Mrs. A. NJ. Childs.
She was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Fern Childs, who
will remain for an extended visit,
.CrookstOn Journal.
The committee on races have been
assured OF a number Of horses to
complete for the Fourth. One half
mile race track is one of the best in
the country and some fast time will
be made. Don't stay away from
Warren that day if you like good
horse racing.
The rains have made things so
in this section that farm
ers are expecting a larger crop than
the famous '95 yield. 1t is safe to
say Marshall county will have a
most satisfactory crop. The rain
that has already fallen will carry the
grain through to maturity.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
rains have made the road somewhat
rough and unpleasant to travel, our
real estate dealers are sending out
teams with prospective land buyers
every day and our livery men are un-
decided whether to be glad or sorry.
The country is booming nevertheless
The street commissioner has a
force of men at work this week clean
ing up the streets and getting them
in shape after the heavy rains. Our
streets are not very much OF credit
to the city and should receive more
attention at the hands of our city
fathers, There is nothing that has