Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
GIeanings From the
Home Field.

LOUIS NJ. JOIll1SOl1, VI &Clle warren
Milling Co., attended a convention
Of Northwestern millers at Crookston.
yesterday.
j. w. G. Anderson, the Shelley,
banker, spent Tuesday in this city
looking after some matters in pro-
bate court. .4
q Wanted: A mail messenger to
carry mail between the Post office
and the 500 depot Apply at the
Postottce.
LOSY.-On March %, 1906, one red
four year old COW with rope around
her neck. Finder please notify Law
renee Larson, Warren.
The Warren Machine and Iron
Works Co., have the contract to put
in city water connections and Install
bath and toilet fixtures and sewer
connections in the residence of Louis
M. Olson. - ..-- -
Wanted: Steady bright boy over
16 years of age to learn the cabinet
and general wood working trade.
College or High School education not
necessary. Apply to --.. -. &.
VIM. Neumann, Warren, Mimi
Mr.. Albert Dahluuist, who has
been spending few days in town
getting signers on the county divi-
sion petition, received word Tuesday
evening that there was names enough
secured and he departed for his home
in Middle River that evening.
Mayor Lundgren, Aldermen Powell
and Lundquist and Supt. Haney, of
the Light plant left on Tuesday even
ing for Ada and other towns for the
purpose of Investigating the sewer sys-
TENS there, before beginning the work
of sewer construction in this city.
The March Farm Company is erect
ing building at the elevator west
Of town to be used as post office.
Mr.. Moulton, who buys grain at the
siding has been appointed postmaster.
1t is likely that a small stock of
goods will be put in the same build
ing.
The machinery for the Warren
Spring Water Co. is expected to ar
rive most any day now, and will be
immediately installed. The manu-
facture of delicious soft drinks will
then commence. A large business is
anticipated for this new Warren in
dustry.
The station agent at Alvarado got
into muss with q certain female at
that place last week which resulted
in his being bound over to the grand
jury on a charge of bastardy. Bail
was fixed at $500 which was prompt
ly furnished by prominent citizens
of that burg.
The big windmill for the 500 line
water tank was raised last Friday
and has done considerable pumping
from the settling pool. The founda-
zion for the tank is about ready and
the tank itself will soon be going up.
The workmen complain tnat there
is much delay in procuring material
to carry on the work. A gasoline
engine will also be installed to pro-
vide for any accident that might
happen to the wind power.
The Sheaf made a slight error in
it's report of the sale Of the Hjerpe
saloon building last week. 1t was
not bought by St. Paul brew
ing firm, but by the Minneapolis GO.
which will proceed to erect brici
structure in it's place as soon as the
license expires which will be some
time this month. The new building
is to 5OxSO feet, two stories high
The upper story will be arranged
for hall purposes. The ST. Pau
Brewing Co. mas bought the Kop
pang building and may possibly buile
next year.
The city council let the contract
for an extension Of the water mains
from the corner of First Street ant
Fletcher Avenue, near the Grea
Northern depot, east one block ant
then south one block to the corne
of the court house grounds. III
length of the extension is 745 Tee
and the contract price is 1852, which
includes material and putting in on
hydrant. The contract was taken D.
the Warren Machine and Iron Work
Go. and the work will be done a
once. At. the same meeting tn
council appointed r. Dady, city mar
shall, John w. Thomas, street com
missioner, and Albin Young, city as
SCISSOR.
The papers from Baudette ant
Roosevelt tell Of the new bank
to be started in their respective
towns soon. The bank at Baudett.
is organized by Messrs. Mel