Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-03
GIeanings From the
Home. Field.

Adam Sahlberg from out east is
spending the dav in town.
M. 0. HELD is in from Red River
today calling on friends.
o. P. Oseth and Mark Oseth, of
BlgWoods, are in the city today.
John Merdink, of Stephen, was a
Warren visitor Tuesday evening.
Justice Carlson is remodeling and
greatly improving his residence pro-
perty.
Judge Grindeland visited the big
Canadian city on the Red river last
Friday.
j. P Easton is attending to busl-
ness north along the Great Northern
line today
John Fawger has arrived and begun
work in the nursery he will establish
north of the brick yard. -a-
J. G. johnson is making extensive
improvements on. his residence pro-
perty near the power house.
Elof Wassgren is building fine
new house on-.Central Park avenue,
and which will be quite an Improve
ment to that part of town.
Peter Oseth, of Pitt Mimi, is in
the city today on his way nome from
a visit to his former home in town
of Bigwoods, this county.
I have about. 0.bushels of maca-
roni wheat all we'll cleaned for seed.
Will sell for Is cents per bushel at my
farm. H. J. Beardmore.
Bangs removal sale is making the
goods move. It's grand success
and money saver for those who take
advantage of it.
G. A. Gunnarson, county auditor
of Kittson county, was in the city
Monday evening calling on County
Auditor Malberg.
Chas. Ungerth, now a prosperous
merchant at Lancaster, Mimi, was
here Friday night Failing on his
many Warren friends
The Woodward farm finished wheat
seeding on .Monday-all done in
month of April-and most all of it
up now growing nicely.
f. A. Green of Stephen, was in
town yesterday attending the meet
ing of the executive committee of
the County Good Roads Association.
The little folks at the Washington
School are going to make grand
success of their operetta tomorrow
night. Don't forget to buy ticket.
John Hjerpe.has secured job as
brakeman on the Great Northern
and Peter Gagnon has succeeded him
as helper at the Great Northern de-
pot.
@. A. NunsOn returned home last
Friday evening from a trip nortn.
He is kept busy attending to the
many real estate deals he has on his
hands.
Attorney A. n. Eckstrom, who
has been sick at the hospital for a
couple of weeks, is expected to be
about attending to business again
in a few days.
Ralph Taralseth has gone to Auro-
ra, ILL.,, to rest and recuperate for a
few weeks. His recent illness left
him quite weak and he thought he
would gain strength faster by going
away for a while.
Mr.. Backus, an expert piano tuner
from Minneapolis will be in the City
in a few days to o,,work in his line.
He is highly recommended by. must
clans and those having instruments
can do, mo better than to have them
tuned at this time
We are informed by the Board OF
Health that city ordinance No. 10,
referring to the filling of lots with
manure, will from this time on be
strictly enforced, and it will be we'll
for parties desiring to use manure
for such purpose to first secure the
permission of the Board of Health..-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lady
with reference, to travel by rail OF
with rig, for a firm of $3.50, 900. OC
capital. Salary 81, O72.O0 per veal
and expenses SALARY paid weekly AND
expenses advanced. Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Warren,
/ MINI.
The annex to the Interstate eleva.
tor in this city is being torn down
and the material moved to Belling.
ham, Mimi, where il will be recon.
structed into an elevator in place OF
one recently burned. The company
does not deem it necessary to have sc
large a storage capacity here now
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