Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-14
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. Harvesting is in progress.

IL ooi 'ooolhS 10 LII piOS1eoS.
Miss Elinda Sveaas returned
Monday from a visit at Crookston.
k. j. Taralseth has been sojourn.
ing for a number Of days with his
family at Maple Lake.
Margaret MCCLELLAN returned
home yesterday from a visit at
Euclid, MINI.
Miss Clara Tennison, who has
visited friends here, returned to her
home at Monticello on Monday.
Hon. B. G.. Gill, OF Chicago, ar
rived Monday for his usual summer
visit at the home OF L. Lamberson.
Miss Florence Ketcham went to
Argyle Monday to visit Mrs. H. G.
Stuhr.
"A Grindeland club with 152
members was recently organized in
Ada, Norman county.
Miss Mamie Mansfield, OF New
burgh, N. Y. arrived Saturday for a
visit with her father, n. Mansfield,
OF McCrea.
Mrs. F. A. Koepp returned to
Crookston Monday accompanied by
two little nieces, the daughters OF
John Larson, who will visit with her.
.FOUND-one checked lap robe
near the residence OF Isaac Granum,
on sec. %, town of Brislet, Polk
county. Owner please call at SHEAF
office, pay charges and receive robe
H. H. Kallock, Tom Kallo:k and
John Sanding, of town OF Oak Park,
returned yesterday from Black Duck,
where they have been to look over
the country. >
p. O. Osberg, who used to farm
in this vicinity, but is now holding
down a good homestead in the vicin-
ity OF Cass Lake, arrived last Friday
to work in the harvest fields.
w. N. Powell left Tuesday on
business trip to the Twin Cities. He
will also visit Owatonna to bring
back his son, who has been there on
a visit for some time.
j. G.. Robertson, ofSt. Paul, the
gentleman who has the contract to put
in the electric lights and water works
plant, is spending the week in the city
pushing the work along.
Bert Knapp and Dick Whitaker
expect to leave tomorrow for Thief
River Falls, where they will take in
the three days trap shooting tourna-
ment which will be held in that city,
commencing tomorrow.
Licenses to we'd have been issued
to John Kovers and Antoni Czarnow-
ski; Andrew Rasmussen and Della
Johnson Victor Gouletand AIbertine
Dufault; John Grugal and Maggie
BOrdsOn.
A Mccormick expert direct from
Sweden sounds strange, but that is
just what may be seen at Lindberg
Il Lundgren's farm machinery depot
these days, and his name is Victor
Bjork]und.
Mrs. Charles Sager, of Lamont,
Iowa, arrived last Friday for a visit
with her brothers, W. E., j. K. and
FL. L. Wood, and many other friends
from former days, when this was her
home.
Mrs. P n Blomsness returned
yesterday from St. Paul bringing
back with her her little daughter.
Olga, who has been at the St. Paul
city hospital for some time. The
little girl is now fully restored to
health.
Nearly the whole force at work
laying the water mains struck Mon
day for higher wages. They were
receiving 100 per day but wanted
$3.50 The contractor was not will
ing to make the advance and next
day most of the men returned to work
for the same wages they had before.
A lot OF men also came up from below
to take hand in this work.
Mr.. Grindeland has just re-
turned from tour of the southern
part of the district very much en-
eouraged over the prospects and
hopeful Of victory. His friends in
every county are working enthusiasts
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