Warren sheaf., 1905-09-21
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iAP5oSS-AASUO-R RAAAsAA8 OOA0.
Miss Hannah Munson and Miss
Hannah Smith left for Grand Forks
on Monday evening.
The study of shorthand will be a
pleasure at Warren Business school.
Term opens Oct. 2.
County superintendent L. NJ.
Mithun was married on Wednesday
this week to Miss Alma Anderson,
at Braham, Isanti county, Mimi.
Aug. Ostlund's face looks like a
full moon since he removed those
hairy appendages from his upper
lip.
have the agency for the Califor-
MIA Perfume Company's preparations
for this city and vicinity.
MRS. EMMA KoPPANG.
County auditor Malberg has re-
ceived supply of the General Laws
passed by the last legislature. All
justices of the peace can get a copy
by calling at the Office.
When you are to buy a wagon get
one that is known for the last twenty
years in the Red River Valley. The
new Stoughton. Sold and warranted
by.
LUNDGREN, WIrrENsTEN & Co.
Quit paying rent. Build a house
of your own and get the lumber
from the St. Hilaire Retail Lumber
Co., east side of railway, Warren,
Mimi. We haye just what you
want.
NELs E. BYsTRoM, Manager.
The steel on the 500 line is now
laid several miles beyond Sarles N.
D. which is a division point. but
the surfacing is not yet finished as
far. Not until that is done will
service commence, and that may
require a week or more. The
company is hauling wheat and also
handling freight in car load lots.
Miss Ella Lundgren is taking a
course in music at the Minnesota
College, the new school started at
Minneapolis under the auspices Of
the Minnesota Conference of the
Swedish Lutheran Augustana
Synod DR.. P. Magnusson, formerly
of the faculty of the St. Cloud
Normal, is the president of the
institution.
L. Lamberson's carload of fat
cattle which he exhibited at the
state fair was sold by him at very
good prices, the two year old steers
averaging 1913 each. It certainly
pays to have stock in shape for the
market. Poor stock would not have
commanded half or third perhaps
of these prices. There is no profit
in selling poor stock-that goes te
the party who puts on the flesh.
The Crookston Journal tells of an
awful accident that happened tc
Conrad Larson, son of John Lar.
son, postmaster at Jonstad, in the
eastern part of Marshall county, on
Sunday last. While hunting out
in the eastern end of Thief Lake, he
slipped and fell onto the gun in
bottom of the boat and was shot
through the hand and almost all
the flesh from his face torn away.
A brother who was with him rowed
rapidly toward the shore four miles
away. Later the injured boy was
taken to St. Paul. His recovery is
very doubtful.
Joel G.. Winkjer, of Crookston,
State Dairy and Food Inspector, was
in the city the other day inspecting
some OF the cream handled at the
cream stations in this city. Com.
plants have been made at the
creameries to which the cream is
shipped that some of it was moi
in as good condition as it should be-
In the future such cream will be
refused and returned. In handling
cream it is ESSENTIAL that scrupulous
cleanliness be maintained, and Mr.
Winkjer publishes an article in the
SHEAF this week in which he gives
some valuable directions on this
point. Read the article.
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