Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-22
GIeaningS From the
Home Field.

Editor Brinkerhoff, of the Stephen
Leader, was Warren visitor last
Monday. ...-. ...-.......
I. r. Severson, the popular banker
of Alvarado, was visitor in the city
last night.
Carl Hanson, of New Solum, and
Mr.. Engen, also from the eastern
part of the county were in the city
Monday.
A. S. McGinnis. of Detroit, Mimi,
is in the city today calling on the
trade with cigars made in his own
factory.
Mr. and Mrs f. NJ. Sathre drove
to Crookston Yesterday afternoon to
end Washington's birthday with a
brother of Mr.. Sathre.
Bert Knapp will leave this evening
for Illinois to spend the coming sea-
son down there in the interests of
the Pioneer Land & Loan Company.
The Washington exercises of the
public schools will be held this after
noon in the Washington school and
parents and patrons are cordially in
vited to be present.
Martin G. Anderson of town of
Higdem was in town today, buying
supplies for big barn to be erected
on farm he has rented. The Ander-
son brothers will farm nearly a whole
section in said town this year.
Nels E. Bystrom and E. O. Bystrom
returned home Tuesday from a visit
at St. Peter and St. Paul, MINI.
at which latter place they attended
the big gathering of the Minnesota
Swedish Lutheran conference.
Clerk of Court Morck, Sheriff Fors-
berg and Judge Bystrom met at the
court house yesterday and drew the
panel of grand and petit jurors for
the next term of court. The names
will be found in another column.
There is a rumor that the Inter-
state Telephone company will con-
struct line from Thief River Falls
to Ardoch, n. D.. through Warren
during the coming summer. That
will give us long distance telephone
connection over two independent
lines and improve the service.
The Monday Club is an organiza-
tion recently effected in our city by
ladies of the city for the intellectual
and social enjoyment and improve
ment of it's members. They meet
in the home of some member or
friend Oh every Monday evening
when a musical and literary program
is usually rendered, and refreshments
furnished by the members is served.
Mrs. T. S. Bang is the leading spirit
in the organization. Last Monday
evening the club met at the home of
Mrs. J. P. Mattson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden L. Larson left
on Friday evening last week for
Minneapolis, where they will probab-
ly make their future home. On the
previous Wednesday evening large
number of their friends from among
the young people gave them a pleas
ant farewell surprise at the home of
John E. Lund, at which time they
were presented with a beautiful sill
yer fruit stand as a token of esteem
and memento by which they may
remember Warren. i. Mr.. Larson will
probably go into the restaurant busi-
ness for himself in Minneapolis.
Banker Lamberson sold two colts
from his Riverside Farm, last Tues
day, for which he received the Snug
sum of $500. The purchaser was S.
E. Erickson, of town of Esther, Polk
county. The colts are full sisters:
one, coming 3 years, weighs 1915
pounds, and the other, coming 2
years, weighed l2l5 pounds at time
of sale. They we're exhibited at the
Minnesota State Fair last fall..by..Mr.
Henderson and carried away the blue
ribbon as first prize, each in Its class.
Mr.. Erickson has now the--best pair
of colts in Minnesota land has the
ribbons to show for it. 8