Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-21
Local. ri ews

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DR.. e. T. Frank left for ST. Paul
on Tuesday evening.
L. A. Johnson, of Viking, attend
ed to business matters in town on
Tuesday.
A. Boardson, proprietor of the East
Side Meat Market, made flying trip
to Argyle on business yesterday.
A pea canning plant is one of the
new Industries which it is con-
templated to establish at Warren.
A carload of Dakota Ignite has
been disposed of here, and if it
proves satisfactory this kind of coal
will no doubt find a big market
here.
John Sell, of Illinois, has rented
the farm south of town, occupied by
Mr.. Schwartz during the past few
years. Mr.. Schwartz will remove
to Nebraska in the near future.
During the fine weather the past
couple of weeks the snow has disap-
peared fast by evaporation, and it it
continues to vanish at this rate there
will be no danger of flood in the
spring.
M. L. Larson is making tour of
the Pacific coast and taking a good
square look at that country. He has
many friends in Washington, Oregon
and California whom he will visit
during his trip.
The 500 trains have been running
this week, but have not yet gotten
down to schedule time. Yesterday
they went as far Jas Conway and
turned back, The line is clear now,
and this mornings train is expected
to 60 through to Kenmare.
About 20 Warren people drove out
to the home of MI. and Mrs. Aug.
Swanson, in Comstock, on Sunday
last and gave them a pleasant sur
prise. Refreshments were brought
along by the visitors and a grand,
good time enjoyed by all who partici-
pated.
The Rebekahs gave farewell re-
ception to Miss Jennie Mork on Tues
day evening. She was presented
with beautiful souvenir spoon as
a memento and token Of esteem.
She will remove with her parents to
California in the carry part of next
month.
Mr.. B. E. Lane, of Henning, ILL.,,
arrived this morning to succeed Guy
Siddens as manager of the Carhart
farm. Mr.. Lane was here part OF
last summer and as he is an exper-
fenced and Intelligent, his com.
ing is valuable acquisition for
our community.
At meeting of the directors Of
the Warren Creamery Association or
Monday it was decided to pay q
cents per pound for butter fat for the
month of January, and also to put
the usual amount into the sinking
fund. The receipts of cream are in
creasing right along.
Cornelius Christenson,a young mai
who last year was student in tn
Warren7 Business School, died at tn
city hospital yesterday, of typholt
fever. His home, we are Informed
was in Baudette. The funeral i
held from the Norwegian Lutheran
church this afternoon.
Arthur BOSNIAN, a young son o
Mrs. Oscar BOSNIAN, caught onto
bob one day last week, and when tn
sled made sudden turn his foo
slipped and got underneath the run
ner, severely injuring his ankle. Al
thur will be laid up for some littl
time on account of the accident.
The Valley Spring Water Co., ha
ordered whole carload of bottle
for use in their constantly GROWN
business. Last year they were ver
much hampered by lack of bottle
in which to ship their product
which on account of it's excellence
in great demand all over this sectio
of the state and in North Dakota
Mr.. J. H. Durand, Of Stepher
accompanied his mother-in-lao
Mrs. O. Thompson, of Fork, to tn
city yesterday. Mrs. Thompson, VIII
is one Of the good and faithf,
pioneer women of the county, is no
in her SEVENTEEN year and quit
feeble. She will try to regain he
health by course of treatment 9
the Warren hospital.
Frank e. Dahlgren, who has bee
laid up with typhoid fever in tn
citv 1,rrinu the mast three week