Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-06

Mrs. @ Council IS Wishing
friends in Thief River Falls this
week. sg
Florence Lindberg and her sister
are visiting friends at Radium this
week. 5@
J. II. Stohel, manager of Jbhn
Johnson & Co.'S Store at Radium is
in the city attending to business to-
day.
IA A. S. Rokke, E. o. Rokke and wife
and Miss Ottine Rokke were in fl ON
West Valley Tuesday attending TO
business matters. RI
Miss Synneva Grindeland departed
for Little Falls, Mimi, last Satur-
day evening where she will teach in
the city schools the ensuing year.
John Lindberg and C. H. LindR brig
went to Kennedy this morning. to
make arrangements for erecting a
flour and feed ware house at t hat
place. -5~ =
Miss Elsie Brown, a daughter Of
Rev. J. NJ. Brown, Former PASTOR
of the M. E church in this city, ar
rived this morning to visit relatives
and friends in this county r
Mrs. Therese Bischotf came in from
Thief River Falls Saturday morn Ing
OF the 500 and went north on bhe
Great Northern to Stephen. She be-
gan term of school in district No.
rs, in Tamarac last Mondap. -
The Smith Plantation Pastime DO.
are billed to appear at the op bra
house here Sept. II. They ca Try
nine people and are spoken off as a
first class moral show in TOW ms
which they have visited.
Our state game laws should be SO
revised as to have no open season fo1
prairie chickens for about five yea rs.
No, other course can prevent the ul-
innate determination OF the much
hunted prairie hen.-Appleton Press.
DR.. D. Bernard enjoyed pleasant
visit from an old time friend, Mr..
Geo. W. Buck, of Coalss valley, TII.
Mr.. Buck is veteran from The civil
war and attended, the late grand
army encampment -at.. Minneapolis:
He left for his home on Monday. =,
Last week, a farmer who was fish.
ing in Two Rivers a short distance
above Old Greenbush, felt something
Juggling at his line. After a fierce
struggle, he succeeded in landing a
sucker five feet land a. half long. Dc
you bite?-Greenbush Journal.
Mayor Lundgren accompanied his
daughter, Miss Ella, to St. Pete1
Monday, where she will enter the
Gustavus Adolphus College as q
student. Mr.. Lundgren will also at.
tend the democratic convention anc
the state fair before his return.
Andrew Lodoen sustained a severe
injury last Monday, caused by 9
kicking horse he was trying to shoe.
He had the front foot up when The
animal kicked forwards with the
hind foot and caught Andrew on. the
left forearm and tore the flesh the
whole length of the arm down to thu
hand. He is wearing the arm in {
sling now and itswiil Be some. time
before he will be-abie@to do a full
days work.
Last Saturday the hunting season
opened and early in the morning-.s
large number of Warren's doughty
nimrods, armed capapie, sailed fortE
to attack the gentle and defenceles;
prairie chickens. The birds are sale
to be scarce this year, at least tn
results Of the first days hunt, as re-
ported by the various hunters, wa!
not at all to their liking. Some
however, have had better success
since. .,,-..'
We met Jack Handlon on the street
the other day land he hailed US anl
proceeded to state that he had jus
missed killing or Gripping compan
ion by stepping on loose board il
the sidewalk. The end of the boar
flew up and tript his partner and sen
him rolling head over heels. Jac]
wanted to know why such places wer
not fixed up. When anybody iron
town finds a bad spot in a countr
road they make all kinds of nois
about it, but the same thing in tow
amt to be mentioned out loud
Why?
h Editor--R. ]. Bell, of the Rosea
County Times, tarried a day in th
i city last week interviewing our citi
zens..in regard to his candidacy 70
the legislature. He seemed to thin
that his chances were good to Secur