Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-09
Additional Local News

/ Auu!llUlldl LUGdl NUNS
The Burchard- -Hulburt Land Com
pany expect to have two carloads of
land seekers come to Stephen next
week. IS
STRA YED-From my place 4 miles
east Of Radium. A bay mare about
II years old. Please send informa-
tion about her toSEmil Otto, Rad
|.ium. MINI.
The Warren Tigers journeyed to
Stephen last Sunday and snapped
ball games with the boys an there.
Two games were played and each
| crowd got one.
| Part of township l64, range As, in
Kittson county was thrown open
! for settlement last Tuesday and
there was quite a scramble on at
Crookston for the lands. - .-f.
Chas. ,Sandberg has been feeling
somewhat worried about the low
spirits Of Oscar Peterson for some
time, but lately he says there mas
been an improvement and he thinks
Oscar will recover.
0. H. Taralseth, G. A. Nelson, r.
B. Taralseth, ]. G. Lune and Miss
Olson Of Warren were in the city
yesterday on their way home from
Maple Lake, where they spent Sun
day. Times. I
LOST Black and white English
setter dog. On collar is Crookston
License tag No. 1919. Reward of $40
| for information that will lead to his
recovery. IKE. ..
Wiley Phillips,
Crookston, Minn
Argyle took the aborigines into
their tepees on the ball grounds in
Warren last evening. One of the
Sioux remarked, "south paw ball
pitcher heap bad.'' The Argyle boys
won the game by a score of to 0.
! The attendance was not very large.
! 49, DR.. Geo. E. spofford visits
- Warren regularly on the 10th
day Of each and every month. A day
to be remembered by all suffering
from defective eye sight, Nervous
troubles etc. Scientifically fitted
spectacles and eye glasses, at the
! Windsor Hotel.
Among the Swedish tourists who
have returned from their trip the
past week are L.. M. johnson, Lewis
Westman and Rev. Carl Wallin.
The two former returned Friday
morning and the latter returned on
Eonday morning. They all tell of
having had splendid trip which
they enjoyed to the utmost from
start to finish. ais.
A cal, load of polled durham cattle
from the Riverside Farm of Mr..
Lamberson went over to the Fair at
: Thief River Falls Tuesday evening.
AS there was no freight along they
were attached to the evening pas
senger and made the trip in short or
der. They attracted much atten-
5 tion while they were being loaded.
2 Part of them we're the same cattle
that took the lst prize at the Mime
, sofa State Fair last fall.
< WANTED.-by Chicago wholesale
q and mail order house, assistant man
h ager (man or Woman) for this county
! and adjoining territory. Salary $40
e and expenses paid weekly; expense
y money advanced. Work pleasant
e posioion permanent. No Investment
e or experience required, Spare time
0 valuable. Write at once for full par
+ ticulars and self addressed envelope
Address, General Manager, 1874 E
= Lake ST., Chicago. Sept 20
Il A number of farmers in thi!
! neighborhood have been testing
/ the value Of a blue yitriol solution
Z sprayed on mustard in green fields
. They claim that where the spray i:
. used the young mustard plants
. just in bud are killed, while no in
: jury is done to the grain, but where
! the mustard is in full bloom tht
/ plant is not killed. It is to be hopet
that some method of killing mustard
n will be discovered soon, as many
L sections in this county are nov
! wholly over run by the weed St
Thomas Times.
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