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

Read the free offer Of the Peoples
Trading Co. on last page.
Rev. a.. Sand, of st. Hilaire, is
here visiting Rev. J. A. Mattson.
] AlbinY Dung returned home this
morning from the Democratic state
convention.
Z Miss Eugena Lamp commenced a
term of school in District No. 10 in
Vega last Monday.
Miss Hilda Rud, of Viking, COM
menced term of school in district
No. q, in Big Woods, last Monday.
Mr.. Nicholson, the grain man, of
Stephen, went west on the 500 this
morning to take charge Of an elevator
at Alison, N. D.
Mrs ia Swanson and children,
of Moorhead, Mimi, arrived last
week for visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. J. z. Madison. of this
city.
Mrs. G. Knu5son and children left
for Oslo Saturday morning. From
their they intended to go to the Ton
derum home in Oak Park to visit a
while.
Otto Johnson spent a few days in
this vicinity the fore part of The
week seeking the festive prairie hen,
in company with Ralph Taralseth
and other devoted hunters.
Crookston's new city charter went
into effect last Saturday and the city
will hold special election on the
Goth of September to put in an en-
tirely new set of officers.
Miss Josephine Fering came down
from Stephen, where she is teaching
term Of school, last Friday evening
and took the 500 train to Alvarado
Saturday morning to spend Sunday
with her folks.
Henry Nystrom, the prosperous far
mer north of Alvarado has just had
completed a large, comfortable house,
costing about $4,000, on his farm. c..
H. Lindberg, of this city, has done
the carpenter work.
T. M. Brown, of Stephen, and J.L.
Olson, of McCrea, viewers fol the
proposed new county ditch near Ar
gyle, met yesterday for the purpose
of revising some of their work in con-
nection with said ditch.
Adolf S. Rookie, of West".Valley,
was in the--city Monday. Mr.. Rokke
has filed as a candidate for the pro-
hibition nomination for representa-
tive from this district. TIL makes
seven candidates for the honor for
the nomination and will ensure four
candidates at the general election.
Prof. Chellgren-..and..--family spent
Tuesday visiting with Rev. Madison
at this place. The Prof. has been
assisting Rev. Mattson in his Dakota
charge during vacation and was on
his way back to St. Peter to resume
his school duties at .Gustavusss al dol:
phus College..when. he stopped off
here.
Sam Clark, formerly, of the
Stephen Leader, now a prosperous
publisher of daily paper at..--Minot,
N. D., dropped into town MONDAY
in company--with DR.. G. A. Penney,
the Thief River.--Falls..-..-.d dentist.
They had been securing the Country
for chickens, and. had succeeding in
bagging..just few. -
W. A. Knapp arrived from Illinois
last Thursdaysswith another lot Of
land seekers in town. This is good
time to bring..them as they can now
see for--themselves what the country
car, produce. In nearly every IN
stance the visitor is favorably inn
pressed, and many make,.arrange-
ments to secure piece of land.
Prof. J. H. Kizer returned to the
city last Friday--..from-'-. Minneapolis,
where he has spent the summer va
cation and will devote the next few
weeks to maxi. arrangements for the
opening of the Warren Business School
on Oct. LIST. He looks for a largely
increased attendance this year. The
=. school has passed the experimental
stage and is now one of the~~fxed in:
stitutions of this city. Many of last
years graduates are now filling re.
sponsible positions as book-keepers
and stenographers.
A party consisting of J:..H. Niclin
Adolf Bremen, L. f. Schultz, VIM
Busse, F. G. Linenfelser, OF. st. Paul
and Oscar Swanson, OF Cannon..FaIIs
and L. P. Leonard, of St. Cloud
came up here Friday morning ane
spent couple of days looking..fol
prairie. hens. Jay Bolton and George