Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-28
Additional Local News

From Tuesdays Daily ~
Chas Lezle drove down from Ar
gyle today to see the fun.
E. Bysrom and Miss Betsy Bystrom
of Vega, are in the city today.
The Argyle Band and Ball team
are quartered at the Bang building.
The Spaulding farm has loaned its
split log drag to the city this week.
P. Sihlberg, of Lund, is in the
city visiting friends and taking in
the tournament.
Master Clarence Olson returned
from visit at the Sustad home in
Viking today.
H. Bills, cashier of the Bank of
Radium, was among the arrivals
this morning.
Thomas ]. Fuller and Fred Besan-
con, of Stephen, we're among the al
rivals last evening.
The st. Hilaire fremen are here.
They have no running team. Carl
Johnson is their chief.
J. j. Sutton, the Argyle capitalist
and farmer-laWyer, is in the city TO-
day taking in the attractions of the
Pike.
n. O. Roam was subpoenaed before
the grand jury today as witness in
some Investigations they are MAX
ing.
The Argyle band and orchestra
came down on the flyer last night
and have been occupying the lime
light all day.
"What nice little paper is the
exclamation many made when they
saw the Daily Sheaf for the first
time last evening.
Nels X. Nelson, U. s. court COM
missioner, came in from German
town on the 500 this morning to see
the sights and attend to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mossefin and Mr..
and Mrs. .-Leo:. Baer, of Fertile, Mimi,
arrived this. morning to take in the
tournaments and visit friends during
the week.
Andrew BlomQuist, one of the
prominent farmers of town of Cedar,
arrived this morning on the 500 to
attend to business matters and see
the tiremen's tournament.
Elmer Olson, a son of Peter Olson,
was Injured by being knocked down
, by the whirling merry-go-round last
evening. The injury was not SER
ious as..he is up and about.-.his work
again today.
Say, just while....you mention it,
that Argyle's band is no slouch. For
the number Of pieces, it has furnish
ed as good.-music today as was--ever
heard at any, similar event. Argyle
is all right.
If you want to pay up your rail-
road contract to get deed, or renew
an old loan for better terms, or make
new loan, Bank Of Warren wants
to know it, so they can inform you
of their low rates.
Thief River Falls, rs strong, arrived
over the 500 This morning. Charlie
Jackson, their chief, looks as Jolly as
ever. The running team say they
and are in good trim. Ed. Joran-
son, captain, and Dennis LaSarge,
asst captain.
The square on the east side of the
G. N. tracks has been decorated.
an arch of coored electric lights. TO-
day also. The down town district
will be spectacle worth seeing when
the lights are turned on this evening.
., Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Larson and two
Of their smallest children arrived
home Monday morning from a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Hennum, at Wanamingo, Goodhue
Co., Minn., and with friends in the
twin cities. Many Warren people
will remember the Hennum family
from the time they lived in our city
many years ago. Mr.. Larson says
that they are now living and have
ever since they removed from here,
at the old home of Mrs. Hennum,
which was purchased by them, and
are getting along very well, most of