Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-05
GIeaningS From the
Home Field.

L. MOTCh dUOcLucu GIic 1UileEdl OI
Oscar Meisch at Argyle last Tues
day.
Miller John Lindberg was -hustling
business along the east line the past
week.
Register of Deeds Myhre was cele-
brating his thirty-sixth birthday last
Monday
G.. n. Norkassel attended the fun
eral of Oscar Meisch at Argyle last
Tuesday.
T. s. Bang paid visit to Baudette
last week. He reports things BOOM
ing up there.
Frank Schantzen, of Radium, spent
Tuesday at the county seat transact
ing business.
'Aren't they sweet" That's
what the..ladies say about the hat" at
the Peoples Store
Register of Deeds Myhre attended
the funeral Of Oscar Meisch at Ar
gyIe last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tonderum arri we'd
from Big Woods Monday. Mr.. Ton
derum is..taking medical treatment.
Attorney Moran and Mr.. Vogen.
Of Crookston, were attending to pro-
bate business in..this city last ..Satur-
day.
Michael Meehan, of Big Woods,
was in the city last Monday on land
business. He paid this.otfce a pleas
ant CALL
c. Wittensten made trip into the
woods to bring back the horses ne
had working in the lumber camps,
last week.
Remember the Easter sale to oe
held by the L. \. S. of the NJ. T.
church in the MCCLELLAN building,
Saturday. April II.
Marriage Iicense.has been issued to
Henry Erickson and Mrs. Emma
Johnson. both of Decoy. Marshall
County. by Clerk OF Court Norck
Nels Johnson went to Thief River
Falls last Thursday evening and
spent the time until Monday looking
up business in his line in the saw
dust city.
Miss Cora Prudh0me. Of Croohston.
returned to her home last Monday
evening after having filled engag-
ments as nurse at the homes Of Mr..
Munger and Mr.. Morkasse!.
The farmers out at cambridge are
also considering the matter Of build
ing creamery this spring. They
have about 800 COWS in the vicinity
and that is thought to be enough to
give the enterprise a start.
Night operator c. Hayes, at the
Great Northern depot, has resigned
and will 60 to his old home at Bnffa-
10. Minn.. to engage in business on
his own account. He has been sue
ceeded by C. E. Pfenny, of North
cote.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society will
hold an Easter sale of fancy work in
the MCCLELLAN building BSaturday
afternoon, April IA. A sale of home
cooked eatables for the Sunday din
ner will be held at the same time.
Everybody is invited.
Frank Schantzen says the well fol
the new creamery at Radium has
been completed. They got fine flow
of water. Work on building the
creamery will be commenced soon.
The farmers are falling all over them
selves subscribing for stock in the
plant
+. NJ. eastman, of Hudson, III.
has purchased the bowling alley AND
took possession of it last Monday..anC
will operate it for some time at least
ID the present location. He is assist.
ed by Geo. A. Ramsey, also OF Hud-
son, Ill. The gentlemen came w
here with one of the first parties
that moved in last month.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Nelson return
ed from their trip to Los Angeles
and Santa Catalina last Saturday
after an absence of about ten weeks
While they enjoyed their outing very
much they are we'll satisfied to bt
home again They missed seeing Mr.
Frank Jerrue but they saw Miss Jer
rue and found her in good health anc
spirits. Mr.. Nelson will take hole
of the matter of pushing the fr'
tournament to a successful issue.
The fire company had meeting
Monday evening with almost ever.
member present. The boys are al
taking an interest in the tournamen
to be held here next June and the.
are doing the preliminary work witt
enthusiasm and the determination
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