Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
GIeanings From the
Home Field.

| nc. Mathwig transacted business
north along the line Tuesday.
{. A. Munson returned Tuesday
from Crookston.
Good tamarac fence posts, and
good, clean timothy andsmillet seed
for sale by PIHLsTRoM s. LIND.
William Paulson, of Hallock. is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Rev.
Lundell, this week.
School Dist no. LIT has built a
new school house on sec. 80, town
Iof Viking.
| liver Lodmell and A. J. Nyland,
two OF Stephen business men.
spent Sunday in Warren.
Chris Halsa was down from
Donaldson spending. Sunday with
his family.
E. 2. Stromgren is charging and
improving his residence property
moved from the 500 right-of-way.
The county board will meet on
June 9th to act on ditch matters and
other county business.
The city council is considering
the Feasibility of having Johnson
ave. spread with gravel. This
thoroughfare needs improving.
Gust Hanson. of New Maine,
proved up on his land before Judge
Holm on Monday. His witnesses
were Jacob Sjogren and Andrew
Larson.
Geo. H. Cozens, phrenologist,
delivered lecture at Taralseth' s
corner On Monday evening and also
examined the bumps on the heads
OF some of our prominent citizens.
Joseph Durand has resigned his
position as deputy county auditor
and will go to work for land COM
pany that has considerable real
estate in the vicinity of Stephen.
NJ. j. Berget has commenced the
erection OF one storylframe build
ing adjoining the steam laundry, to
be occupied by his photograph
gallery.
Nels K. Rensland. of Caledonia.
n. D., graduate of the Neurological
and Optical school at Winona, Mimi,
has accepted a position in P. H.
Holm iewelry store.
C. E. Lundquist and Nels Johnson
were at Thief River Falls SATURDAY.
talking business and taking in the
ball game between that city's nine
and Crookston s..
How about the Fourth of July?
Last week the SHEAP called atten-
ton to the question, but thus far no
move has been made towards having
a celebration. The time is short in
which to act.
Snake river rose very high last
Friday and Saturday owing to the
heavy rains last Thursday. Fortu-
nately there was no flood, though
a rise of foot or two more would
have inundated some premises.
Frank Vroman, of Oak Park, is
out of the hospital minus one foot,
and is feeling quite cheerful despite
the loss. He has to useI !crutches,
now but hopes with the aid of a
cork leg to be athletic do his work
as usual.
Fred Johnson tried new scheme
OF levelling the streets after the
recent rains. A. couple big timbers
were hauled cross. wise along the
streets and seemed to be quite
effective in smoothening out the
mud making it look somewhat like
asphalt. A two ton roller loaned
from the 500 contractorNs was used
later and seemed to be goob thing.
Lewis Faller has finished drilling
a we'll for Charles A. Johnson, on
Sec. 1, town of Vega, and has struck
a fine flow of water at depth of 1856
feet. The water comes above the
surface of the ground, and began
flowing at the rate of two gallons a
minute. Such well is a big i'm
provement to farm and Mr.. John
son is consequently much pleased.
A large number Of Warrenites
went to Crookston Tuesday to at
tend the 18th of May celebration,