Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19

Emil TorneIl visited in Viking last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nilsson, of Oslo,
visited here yesterday.
Mrs. Erick Franson and son, Carl,
are visiting relatives in town Of Vik-
ing.
G. A. Nelson returned Monday
from weeks vacation spent at the
lakes near Detroit.
c. W. CuIbertson Of Augusta, Wis,
was passenger Tuesday bound for
Stephen to look after his farming
interests.
W. F. Powell and G. g. Winchester
are having cement walks put down
at their residences. johnson and
Carlson are doing the work.
The Spaulding Elevator Company
is building string of coal sheds at
it's elevator in this city and will soon
be prepared to I'LL all orders for first
class fuel.
Ole Hage, of Halstad, Mimi. visit
ed with his son, Rasmus Hage, in
this city. yesterday. He had just
returned from an enjoyable trip to old
Norway.
Gust Dalquist, clerk in the post
office, enjoyed an outing for few
days at Thief River Falls, Middle
River and Crookston, returning home
yesterday e. .----.-@.... sss-EE !.
Auditor Malberg's family are out
on their farm in Viking these days.
Some of them are making hay and
others are roasting in the strawberry
patches.
The ladies aid of the Mission
Church will hold their. auction sale
Friday, July 9th, at s o'clock p. m.
Refreshments will be served at a
small cost.
Senator A. D. Stephens, of Crooks
ton, who was candidate for gov
ernor has filed for re-ele .tion as state
senator, and is likely to have no OPP
position for the nomination..
| Mr.. March tells US that the crops
on his farm are promising we'll. His
grain was all seeded in good season
and the rains have had no bad effects
on it. The wheat. oats and fax
are looking particularly well.
Chas. Johnson returned from the
Baudette woods Monday evening by
way of Oak Park where he spent a
few days visiting his Wife's relatives.
He was very much pleased with the
country around Baudette and reports
that all the Warrenites who have
gone there have certainly struck it
fright. The country is inviting and
the village is prosperous. As to
whether he will locate there or not
he has not decided. Mrs. Johnson
is still visiting with her folks out
west.
We hear that the village Of Viking
is growing at a lively rate this sum
mer. A new school house, q Nor
wegian Lutheran church, a hotel
and several new store buildings,
either are, or soon will be, under con.
Istruction. The hotel is to be built
by John Branson Carl and George
Hanson, former New Solum boys, are
erecting large building to be useG
1 for general store. A number Of
residences are also being built. 4
depot will in all probability also b.
built By the railroad company.
Louis S. Olson, son of j. u OlsoI
of McCrea, and Carl 3. RemIey, have
recently bought the extensive hard
ware business of P. ]. Sullivan al
i Moorhead, Mimi, with whom Mr.
/ Olson has had employment during
the past six years. Before going e
4 Moorhead, Mr.. Olson was for year.
engaged in the hardware business il
this city, and consequently he knows
that business thoroughly from a to
y His partner Mr.. RemIey, is also
4 spoken of as a business man OF higl
standing, and the two ought TO make
a strong team. Nj. Olson's many
friends in this city wish him success
in his venture.