Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-14
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Peter Anderson, of Foldahl, is in
town today.
The Merchant of Venice at opera
house, March % and 23rd.
A dance will be given at the opera
house tomorrow evening (Friday).
Typewriter paper at the Warren
Sheaf.
Miss Julia Lofthus and John Vest
by were in from Oslo Tuesday.
Easter bonnets will be displayed at
Miss Bjerking's, the 10Th and Both
of March.
Mr.. Carl Olson arrived from Bau-
dette Monday night, and reports lots
of snow upon the Rainy.
Mr.. E. N. Nordby came in from
Oslo Monday evening:returning Tues
day.
Ladies, don't forget the spring
millinery opening at Miss Bjerking's,
on Friday and Saturday, March 18th
and 3Oth.
3. f. Backstrom, one of town of
Wrigbt's sturdy and progressive
young farmers, attended to business
in the city yesterday.
:. Mr.. Samuelson and two children.
of Adams, Nd, spent Sunday at
the home of L. M. Olson, his
brother-in-law.
I have about 1000 bushels OF No.
Macaroni wheat, 60 bushels of barley
and about Is tons of No. l hay for
sale on Sec. II, town of McCrea.
St. John Gehrke,
| S. Grandstrand prominent
farmer from near Stephen, was in
town yesterday. He brought one of
his children to the hospital to under
go an operation for catarrh.
Plans and specifications have been
received from the architect for the
new Norwegian Lutheran Synod
church to be erected here next
summer. 1t will be fine structure
and credit to the city.
You will find splendid assortment
of Ellwood steel fences for hogs,
chicken or stock, and barbed wire,
at the Warren Mercantile Co. Now
is the time to make your estimates
and selection Of what you want.
The Warren Mercantile Co. handles
the American Steel Wire Co.'S pro-
ducts in fences and barbed wire.
Their Wawheegan wire will fence
more and last longer tnan any barbed
wire on the market.
Died "A. M. Anderson, father of
@. O. Anderson, the..liveryman, died
at O'Clock this morning, aged 10
years. He came to Marshall County
l6 years ago and lived for number
of years in town of Viking. He was
we'll known both in this city and in
the country. His funeral will take
place next Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
The seniors of the Warren High
School have selected for this year a
strictly high grade play, The Mer-
chant Of Venice-up-to-date. This
has been given in such schools as
Cedar Rapids, To-, and St. Cloud,
MINI. It is brim full of wholesome
fun and sparkling with wit. Do not
forget the dates, March % and %.
At the meeting of the Commercial
Club on Tuesday evening the report
was heard Of the committee, COM
posed of W. F. Powell, G. r. Lund-
quist and o. H, Taralseth, appoint
ed to visit Markesan, Wis.,, for the
purpose Of Investigating the pea can
ming industry at that point with a
view to securing such an industry
for Warren. From the report it was
learned that it requires considerable
capital to start plant, and it was
not deemed advisable to do so this
year. The only thing that can be
done this year is to get a number OF
farmers to experiment growing the
kind of peas that are required by the
cannerv. If these experiments prove
successful, as we have no doubt they
will, then steps will be taken to
establish the plant next year. Rails
ing peas for canning is a profitable
business for farmers located near a
factory. >: ... l..