Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-02

Garfield Johnson is block man IN
Pfsrer's meat market.
Mrs John Koppang left Tuesday
for visit at Mcintosh.
Sever Thompson, one Of the old
residents of Spruce Valley, transacted
business IN Warren Saturday
NeIs Johnson went to Nekoma, n
D., Tuesday to figure on heating
plant for d new school house.
Miss Margaret McGiI1an was in att
tendance at the recent Christian En-
deavor convention at Bemidji--
/ Mrs. O. SortedahI and children OF
Red Lake Falls arrived last Friday
for d visit with her mother Mrs.
Swanhy and with other relatives and
friends In this city and vicinity
Miss Clara Tonderum,, who is
spending d pleasant summer at her
home in town of Oak Park. visited
WARREN friends for a couple OF days
this week, returning home Tuesday
morning
| Mrs. Wertz, of Butte, Montana.
who has been visiting at the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.. A. We
lin, OF Alma. for few weeks, left
| Tuesday for her home in the west.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. GAYLORD, and
son. RUSSELL. of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
&. L. Maconaher and daughtsrr Hattie,
of GreenVille,, Mich, who have been
y enjoying a visit on the March Farm.
returned to Minneapolis ON Monday
/ Nels Markuson, of AIVarado. re-
turned home Monday from his: visit
!, to Sweden. He was d member OF the
Y excursion party which left here fol
: that country last June. The trip hae
L been d pleasant one, The othel
members of the parity are expected
y home soon.
/ Z. H Mack, ]. L.. Olson and Z. NJ
Brown. viewers OF ditch No. Ii, nea
Argyle, spent couple OF days at bh'
Alcouru house this week making ou
= their report and filing same with TIL
1 Ecounty auditor The construction O
y this; ditch will henenh and make till
IL liable at east 10000 acres Of land G
Z which only d small part could be pu
g into crop this year.
August Bystrom arrived Yesterda
If for d few days visit at his home
Vega. Since his graduation he hi
~ been a member of a students concel
q troupe, the Arpi quartett, white
yn has travelled in this state and WI
e consin giving concerts for the bene1
w. of the college at ST. Peter NJ
f. IBystrom has accepted the position
o. science. teacher at, Minneota, MINI
for the coming year. ~
h.
WITT Mr.. NJ. H.. FrankIin, one. Of t
[ss early pioneers of this; vicinity,
IS. here on d visit with his daughtt
sr- Miss Helen L.. franklin, and his sc
rs. A.. E.. Franklin. MIR. franklin s,
re-. tied OH a homestead in tfe--town
tor Bristlet,, Polk county, I'M 1879, a
o., helped to organize that town.
moved away fronm here III years al
,nu His present home Isl at, Waiver
,ar Iowa. That he can detect ma
-ha changes and a wonderful impro
ae- meutI IN both town and country SID
n,a he resided here goes witnout saYi
IN Last Saturday Mr.. Z. Lamherso
ver Riverside Farm shipped a carload
ndsE Hereford yearIIngs to the ST.. p
nm stockyards, and 1T almost made
In IenvY those City people to- think W
1ao- nice. Juicy and tender steaks t
will have served upon their tab
on The young CATTLE were ALL grain
ofEand as slick, fat and plump a lot
his ONE can wish to, see they will su.
the bring the. highest market price
Sol the ci6y butchers will naaHe..a rusl
AXE get some of that meat for their
mn tomaTs. When MIR. Lanahersnm
rch another SUCH choice bunch of 70
afE cattle we wish he WouId have Il
big slaughtered tor nome consaln1pt
tine Al choice lot of last fatI's Pol
snds China pigs averaging 21A pound
weight, was also shIpped tine $
ldaY-