Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-02
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Chicago to visit the cold folks.
Attorney Carr, of Stephen, came
down Monday evening to attend to
legal business. ~
John 2. Myhre, OF Middle River,
made trip to Warren on his bicycle
last Thursday afternoon. ..
Ben Sonstrud, OF Helgeland, Polk
county, has sold his farm to c. E.
Stevens, OF Crookston, for 81 800.
&C. w. Brown left last Thursday
for Minneapolis and Chicago to pur-
chase some more pure bred horses.
WANTED: A competent girl for
general house work. Apply to Z. E.
Lundquist, at the Peoples Trading
Co.'S store.
Miss Jennie Person, OF Vega, re-
turned home yesterday from Mime
~apolis, where she has been more than
q year past.
-. H. Wang, Of Eckvoll, attended
to business before the Probate court
last Friday as administrator in the
estate OF Knudt Gunderson.
Land seekers from Iowa, Illinois
and other states continue to arrive.
A number have been here this week
looking up farms and lands.
-Knutson & Holson are erecting
a new barn at the rear OF the tele-
phone office, on the site OF the one
that was burned last winter.
-Chas. Vented went to St. Paul
last Thursday for the purpose Of
buying some pure bred cattle, with
which he intends to stock his farm.
John Rosenberg, Jonas Nickel
son and c. j. Swanson, old and we'll
established farmers in town OF Nc
'Crea, are among those who have
sold out their farms to Iowa parties.
Material is being hauled for the
new German Lutheran church now
being erected in town Of Comstock,
on the land of Frank Munro, in Sec
ton 80. 1t is to be brick veneered
building.
y. O. Howe, OF Thief Lake. is in
town this week getting acquainted
with a fine boy that Mrs. Howe pre-
sented him last week, while staying
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballard.
Herman Eklund, accompanied
by his brother David, drove up to
Argyle yesterday morning, in the
interests of Knutson & Holson, re-
turning last night. They report
the roads very bad.
There will be union service at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, May 5, in the interests OF
the Minnesota Children's Home So
ciety. A representative of the soci-
ETY. will address the meeting.
ID. R. Whit aker left Monday for
his old home at Rock Rapids, Iowa,
as he was not recovering from his
recent illness as rapidly as was de-
sired. Hope to see him back soon
with his health fully restored.
Vincent Hanson arrived from
Minneapolis Tuesday and will re.
main for some time. Mr.. Hanson
will be remembered as one of the
Marshall Co. boys who enlisted and
seen service in the Philippines. Ar
gyle Banner.
The National Life Insurance Com
pany is an old, strong, large, con-
sentative and popular company.
Flanders & Wood, agents.
The rain last Saturday, while it
hampered and delayed seeding, new
ertheless gave the grass a good
start, and cattle that have had to
subsist on short rations owing to
the scarcity of hay, will soon find
ample pasturage.
Surveyor Ralph, OF Crookston,
has been employed by the council to
make survey OF the city for the
purpose Of establishing standard
grade which it is necessary to have
when erecting buildings, laying SIDE
walks and for drainage purposes.
If in the future the city should decide
to put in system OF sewerage and
water works, the survey will come in
handy.