Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-31
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i R. Read, of New Maine, made
the SHEAF visit last evening.
j. G. Bennewitz, of Argyle, came
down on Wednesday evenings train
Miss Flora Lamberson returned
home yesterday morning from Walker
MINI. ...-.. ....... .
Ed. Bennewitz and Fred Main
soiourned in Argyle between trains
Wednesday,.
All straw and canvass hats closed
out at cost at
K. J. TARALsETH's.
Miss Lena Swanson, OF Chicago,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Peterson.
Pete Madison, OF Foldahl, came
back from his trip to Winnipeg on
Thursday this week.
Miss Alma Bergstrom and Miss
Clara Andin, of Foldahl, were up to
the Winnipeg fair last week.
Otto j. Lindemoen, of Big
Woods, returned from Minneapolis
Wednesday, where he had been visit
ing for some time.
Mrs. Collins, and daughter, of
Ada, who has been visiting in the city
for the past six weeks, returned to
their home Monday of this week.
Wood & Walker, of McCrea, sold
their half section farm this week to
a party from Blue Earth City, Mimi,
for a consideration OF $22 per acre.
Mrs. Theodore Thoreson, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bennewitz, Of this city, for couple
OF months, returned to her home in
Zumbrota, Wednesday evening.
"A. B. Isaacson was a passenger
on MONDAYS train from Erskine on
his way to visit Stephen and the old
farm in town OF Augsburg. He re-
turned home the following day.
Miss Jeunie Olson and Fred
Koepp, both we'll known young
people of Warren, were married at
Crookston yesterday, and will make
that city their home. Their Warren
friends offer congratulations.
County Auditor Nelson has re-
ceived letter from A. V. Wills &
Sons, OF Pittsfeld, ILL.,, the party
who has the contract to construct
ditch No. 2, in Holt, stating that
the machinery has been all shipped,
and that they will begin work on
said ditch very soon.
Tho SHEAF learns that E. Swan
son, the contractor, who resided in
this city in the early days, and who
removed to Duluth about 10 years
ago, died there on the 10Th of July,
from somewhat mysterious disease,
believed to have been cancer. He
was a good workman and built a
number of substantial houses in this
city and vicinity, among them the
residence of Senator Grindeland.
Rev. Herbert McHenery shall
join DR.. Adams at Stephen tomorrow
and together we shall visit the "wilds
OF Roseau and Beltrami counties" in
the interests of the Presbyterian
church. We go to Badger, Roseau,
Warroad, Baudette, and all through
the Rainy River country. The Pres
byterians at the present time have not
a single church in Roseau county
Crookston Times.
"A Burroughs adding machine
has been placed in the county audi
tors office for trial. 1t will add any
length Of column OF figures and also
multiply with greater accuracy than
the human brain. In fact, it won't
make a mistake unless the operator
makes one in manipulating the ma
chine. Certainly the machine would
be great labor saver in both the
auditors and treasurer's office.
A. S. Apgar and family leave this
evening for Excelsior, Mimi, which
place they intend to make their home
for an indefinite time. During their
residence in this city of the past five
years Mr.. and Mrs. Apgar have made
hosts of warm friends who will be
sorry to- have them leave our midst ,
and the SHEAF joins with them in
wishing them success'in their future