Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-13

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Emerson and Moline plows sold
only by Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
G. u. Spaulding went west Mon
day to look after his company S ele-
vators along the 500 line.
Mrs. ]. E. Hunter returned home
last Friday from her visit in the
southern part Of the state.
E. P. Stromgren and Rev. P.
Lindh, Of Chicago, visited the.
formers farm in Nelson Park on
Monday.
@Hen7y Hill, Of, Vega, had the
misfortune. to have a finger cut of in
the eccentric of treshing engine
last week.
Contractor Olson, Of the Minnesota
Stone and Tile Co., is putting in the
cement sidewalks for the 500 line
this week. ,>.
Joseph Audette came down from
Argyle Monday evening and went out
to Radium where he had engaged to
cook for a .threshing crew. -~. II
Mr.. and Mrs. A A: Ayres returned
from their visit to Herscher, ILL.,, last
Thursday. The illness of Mr.. Ayres'
mother is what called them down
there few weeks ago, and she died
while they were there.
J. o. Settler, the geneial travelling
man for the big Duluth grocery
house, called on the merchants at,
Oslo, Bigwoods;, and Alvarado yester-
day. Mrs.. Seuher accompanied her
husband on the trip, which was made
partly by train and partly by team. . =
/ Lyman P. Weld departed for his
new home in Longmont, Colorado,
last Friday evening. He expected to
go round by way of River Falls, Wis,
and see his parents. r A great many
of his friedns were at the depot to
bid him goodby and tender their
wishes for success in his new field of
labor. 49,: 49,.
Several carloads of sewer tile ar
rived the past week and have been
distributed along the proposed route
of the sewer. The surveyors were
here the first Of the week and es-.
tablished guides for the workmen to
dig by. AS soon as the threshing
season is we'll past, so that
workmen can lie secure the. dig
ging will commence. ." j.!
Hans Swanson, president of the
Warren Telephone Co., and family,
returned Tuesday from their visit to
Norway, They report having had an
enjoyable trip, although it is very
long one. They attended the COR
ponation of Haakon VII, az Trond-
hjem, and say it was very impress
sive event, and marks an epoch in
Norwegian history. Several sturdy
Norwegian emigrants accompanied
the Swansons to this country, which
is a much better place for poor people
to secure a liveinghood in. ~
Powell, Wood & Co., have sold 81
cream separators to farmers in this
vicinity since last ..spring. That
shows that the farmers hereabout are
gradually adopting a different system
of farming than all wheat. When
farmer gets a cream separator he also
begins to increase the number of
COWS and pay..more attention4to.their
care and providing feed for them.
instead of having a big storebill to
pay in the fall he has snug sum of
money save up from the sale of cream.
Before he knows it he will be out of
debt and far On the way to prosperity
and financial independence. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hill, of Vega,
returned home yesterday from a visit
at Eau Claire, Wis, where they used
to live before coming..to this valley,
about Is years ago. They have had
a pleasant visit with old time
friends. Mr.. Hill says that that
country has improved wonderfully
since he lived there. Then the
farmers we're poor and the land,
which was sandy, was not considered
worth much. Now, the farmers have
big houses and barns on their farms,
and are we'll off. Land is worth up
to 800 an acre. Ali this has been
brought about by the dairy industry.