Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-09
The county.board will meet on May

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The county. board will meet on May
21st.
A. L. Rud from near Radium is
attending to business in town today.
j. G.. Brinkerhotf, of Stephen, is i'll
the city today.
Chas. Wittensten spent Wednesday
evening at Viking. /
Mrs. A. P. McIntrye returned
home Tuesday from few days visit
with Crookston friends. /
Peter Gunderson, Of Vega, is in
town today. He will leave for Ball.
dette tomorrow to look up a claim.
Miss Parkhill, a teacher in the
public schools of Stephen, visited
friends here Sunday. -
y. L. Olson, of McCrea reported 60
acres seeded on his farm last Satur-
day night.
Don't forget to clean upsyour back
and front yard, and the alley and
the street next to it. Do it! Do it!
Miss Clara Thompson, Of Fork, is
employed at the court house as clerk
!, for the auditor and the register OF
, deeds.
Aug. Ostlund today purchased the
house of Garfield johnson, Mr.. john
son expects to remove from..:the city
, soon.
Mrs. John B. Erickson who has
been under treatment at the hospital
during the past eight weeks, was
? able to return home Saturday.
County auditor Malberg will have
sale of ditching jobs. on. May IS.
Bids for bridges across bitches Nos.
lO-l1-l2-l3 and IA, will also be..opened
and considered.
t Peter Gunderson has just finished
y drilling a flowing we'll for Henry
Oberg. in Sandsvile, and at depth
> of 1876 feet struck fine flow Of pure
L soft water.
Supt. George E. Keenan,, of this
= city, has been appointed as conductor
u of the four weeks teachers training
~ school to be held at Crookston, com
II mencing July lst.
G. A. Sustad, deputy county audi
tor, was in Viking the fore part O
u the week and negotiated the sale 0
" the SO-acre farm of c. Lundgrel
to John B. Peterson, of Vega.
r. Cyrus Malberg. is putting in tn
N crop on his fathers farm in Viking
Yesterday Mrs. Malberg and tn
baby and Miss Irene went out to tn
10 10 farm to keep him company.
a Levi G. johnson, young MAJ
re from town Of Wright is in the cit
I'd today. He is of an inventive turl
r. of mind and has applied for paten
ir1 on a truck for a binder that ma
I'd make him fortune some day,
Bert Kucnia, Jacob Sobced an
- Peter Krsprove, of town of Wright
are in the city today to visit job
KrsprOve who is in the hospital nurs
ing severe cut in his knee made b
an ak about three weeks ago. +
Every time a fire occurs it make
one think of their own insurance
How is your insurance, reader
Better look it up and 60 to the Ban
of Warren and get policy of insu
ance that insures. The best costs n
more than the other kind. | hay
the best.
L. Henderson, Agent
This is bound to be good year If
small fruit in the Red River Vale,
The blossoms are still snugly an
warmly wrapped up in their buds an
when they do come out all danger {
frost will have disappeared. The1
will be apples and plums and cherri'
in abundance for those who ha1
orchards planted.
Attorney E. R. Sinkler, of Graftol
N. D., is here today to conduct tt
defense in criminal case, one
the State against, Ernest F. Ena
son, formerly of town of Bloome
who is charged by Ida M. Carlso
an unmarried woman, of Bloome
with being the father of her lilies
- innate child.
There is no question but that FL
Irvine will be the coming Irvine
bind our grain with. 1t is just
even and as soft as any Manila tw;
and runs as far as any standa
Irvine, besides being a Minnesc
product, and costing about two Ger