Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-14

You surely want buggy for the
4th. We have them in all sizes,
every one guaranteed. Lundgren,
Wittensten g. Go.
Mrs. Rev. A. Mattson and sons
Ernest and Werner, of Brainerd,
Mimi, arrived yesterday for several
weeks visit with Warren friends.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co., offer
the balance of their Buggies on bet
ter terms and prices than ever heard
of before. Come in and see them.
This is truly the greatest bargain
store in the Red River Valley. Just
turn to the last page and read our
clothing advertisement. We do just
what we say. You will always find
US on the square. The Peoples Trad
ing Co.
The city on Tuesday awarded the
contract to the Duluth Elevator
Company to furnish $50 tons of
Youghiogheny lump coal for the use
of the power plant at price of SIS. s.
per ton delivered. There were seven
firms bidding.
OIof Brekkestran, of Marsh Grove,
A. j. Lundquisr, of Vega, and Hen
~ M. Swanson, of Warren, viewers
of often No. II, went north Tuesday
to inspect the location Of said ditch,
which it is proposed to construct on
the north line of Parker.
W. A. Mack, Of Wanger, who left
recently to become a teacher in the
Philippines, has written home from
: Japan, where he was May 2l-25. He
mad had pleasant trip thus far and
was much enthused over the many
and interesting sights he had met.
We have 900 acres of land in Can
ada for sale at bargain prices. These
lands are located in the wheat grow
ing section of the Saskatchewan ter
ritory. Railroad fare can be secured
for reasonable prices. For further
particulars address
The National Agency,
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mrs. p. O. Peterson, of Viking, is
in Grand Forks having her eyes
treated by an oculist, and is improv-
ing somewhat. For several days she
was totally blind, but the sight in
one eye has now partially returned
and improvement is hoped for in the
other eye.
County surveyor, j. Il. Mack, of
Bend, was here the fore part of the
week engaged in work pertaining to
his Office. He says he has been kept
quite busy during the last month,
and that if business, were to keep up
like that through the year, the office
would be a paying one.
Prof. W. r. Hoag, Of the State
University, chief engineer of the
State Drainage Board, is making an
inspection Of the state bitches in the
valley in the interest of J. J. Hill.
He also has been appointed engineer
for bitches No. II and 13 in Marshall
county and will therefore spend his
entire summer vacation engaged in
drainage work in this and adjoining
counties. He is in the city this
week.
The Swedish Mission Friends held
interesting and well attended meet
ings in Vega on Wednesday and
Thursday last week, and in Warren
commencing Friday evening and con-
tinuing over Saturday and Sunday.
The following pastors have been in
attendance: Theodor Steinert, Muir
dock, Minn., Petrus Johnson, Teien,
G. L. Anderson, Hallock, Aug. Road
felt, Roseau, Olof Anderson, travelling
missionary, and O. F. Lundell, the
local pastor.
County treasurer F.. Dagoberg has
had an enormous amount of work to
do in his office during the month Of
May, the tax collections for said
month amounting to S77,395. 10,
about one third of the total tax COL
lection for the entire year, and as
much as it amounted to for the
whole year not SO long ago. To
handle SO much money, make out the
tax receipts and do"sall the work care
fully, promptly and neatly, is a big
task, but treasurer Dagoberg is equal
to it