Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-07-27

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Saturday.
Hon. c. J. McCollom. of HalIock.
passed through Monday on his way
home from the Portland exposition.
John S. Swanson, OF Gotland, left
Tuesday for his claim in Beltrami
county.
Fred Anderson, OF Stephen, who
now has joined the ranks OF COM
mercial travellers, visited Warren
Monday with an eye to business.
ions Paulson. of Nelson Park,
stopped in Warren Saturday night
on his way to visit his daughter,
Mrs. c. 81. Brown, on the Brush
farm near Angus. i
Carl W. Rodquiss is now post
master at Gotland in place of John
S. Swanson, resigned, and the office
has been moved from the old site to
Mr.. Rodquist's farm. i
A man who receives warm,
sympathetic letter from his mother,
81 years old, need not go far astray
said W. F. Powell the other day as
he read tender missive from his
own mother in Wisconsin. -a.
c. J. Carlson, who was proprie-
tor OF restaurant in Warren few
years ago, passed through Monday
with his children and his old father
On his way to Oslo. where he will
engage in the restaurant business.
A number of the Warren people
took advantage of the cheap excur-
sion rate to Duluth to visit that
city, among them being Mr.. and
Mrs Justice Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Lindquist, c. E. Nelson.
Frank Dalquist, Mr.. and Mrs. John
P. Myhre.
The Winnipeg fair this year is
said to be the biggest and best ever
held there. Among those who have
| attended from here are Mr.. and
Mrs Ed. Franson, Garfield John
son. A. ]. Hummer, Rasmus Hage,
Miss Hilda Carlson, Miss Rena
Berg. F. G. Stromgren, P. 81. Holm,
Ole Linrood, Ed Boardman, Ed. R.
Whitney. liver Winberg.
Lots for sale in the new town
site Of AIvarado at prices ranging
from $50 to $500. Terms: One
third down, balance in two equal
payments due in six and twelve
months, with interest at J per
cent. |. R. SEVERTSON, Agent,
Warren, MINI.
John Dahlgren returned Friday
from his trip to the Pacific coast,
having visited the Puget sound
cities, the Portland fair and Califor-
MIA he saw nearly all former
Marshall county people now residing
on the coast, including E.. 1. Royem,
county auditor of Marshall county
in the early days, and reports them
ali happy and contented.
The two Oslo blind piggers,
mention OF whose arrest was made
in last weeks SHEAF, plead guilty
when brought before justice keenan,
and were each fined $50 and $3.50
costs. or 60 days in jail. One of
the parties, Martin Campbell, has
since paid his fine, and enriched the
treasury of Marshall county fifty
dollars. The other man has not yet
been able to secure the necessary
coin OF the realm and still languishes
in Jail. Blind plugging is getting
to be risky business in Marshall
county.
August Lundgren is now pre-
pared to make concrete blocks for
building purposes, the machinery
for their construction having ar
rived. Only few samples have
been made thus far, but blocks will
be turned out in any number as
soon as there is a demand for them.
The blocks are hollow, being made
with two air spaces, and look as if
they would make very durable and
handsome buildings. We would
like to see some buildings of this
material erected in our city. Mr..
Lundgren viii also manufacture
concrete slabs for sidewalk con-
|struction and ought to do big bus
mess IN that line.