Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-22
special bargains in second hand engines.

Harvesting of wheat. hascommenc-
ed and will be in full blast next
week. @-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stromuuist are
Visiting friends in Kittson County
this week.
Guy McMann spent a few days at
Stephen this week returning Monday
evening.
: Lawrence Larson left Tuesday
evening for couple weeks visit at
his home in Viking.
Rev. E. Hanson is spending the
week at Minneapolis and Twin
Valley.
Albert Fisher and Jesse Bennett,
of Litchfeld, ILL.,. we're among the
arrivals Yesterday morning.
The Bible teachers training class
will meet in the Presbyterian church
next Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Rod, whose
home is now in our city where they
have built house of their own left
for Newfolden yesteray to look after
harvesting on their farm there.
Axel J. Lundquist. of Vega, F. T.
Sinkler, of Bloomer, and Christ
Solum. Of Wright, have been here
this week making out their report
as viewers of ditch No. Is. located
in Holt and Newfolden.
There was fine display of beets
at the county fair, but only on dead
beat, who was moving freely. about
the grounds shouting from his soak
ed throat about something he had to
sell.
James Nook has sold his residence
property to Geo. Bernard and will
move this week to Sanborn, N. d.,
where he will start a butcher shop.
The family has lived here num-
Der of years and many friends wish
them success in their new home.
Sheriff A. L. Irwin, of Wadena Co.,
was here today and arrested Matt
Kyllonen. a laborer, who has been
employed on the March farm since
Tuesday. The charge is man slaug-
liter. In drunken row at Menah-
ga last week Kyllonen had tripped a
man who in falling had injured his
head by striking gainst pool table.
That man was taken to the hospital
where he died within 48 hours.
Edmund Franklyn, former county
superintendent of. schools of Marshall
County, will be married to Miss
Grace Taylor, at Almora, Mimi, on
Sept. 4th. They will be at home at
Orleans, Kittson Co., Mimi, where
Mr.. Franklyn is engaged in the
banking business, Oh Sept. Is. The
many friends of Mr.. Franklyn, in
this county. congratulate him on his
desision to join the ranks of the
benedicts. -
United States Senator Knute
Nelson arrived on the 500 Saturday
evening and stopped off here until
the arrival of the Great Northern
flyer. which he boarded for his home
at Alexandria, Mimi. He vas re-
turning from visit to Bisbee. N.
D. The Sheaf took occasion to in.
terview Mr.. Nelson as to the pro-
bable Republican nominee for presi.
dent next year. Mr.. Nelson sale
that it is plain that the people want
Roosevelt. but he does not want the
nomination and will continue tx
refuse. The only thing to do is tt
20 to work and nominate him with
out asking him any questions anc
then he cannot very we'll do other
wise than to accept. Mr.. Nelson
looks hale and hearty.
| The picnic in Robt Porteous grow
last Wednesday, in connection will
| the Cooks NJ. E. Sunday School, wa
a delightful event. The day wa
ideal and the gathering a most re
/ preventative one. Over a hundre,
scholars, parents and friends sa
down to most sumptuous repast il
1.-THE grove; after which games Q
various kinds were INDUCED in
This was followed by a season 9
4 speeches BY the pastor, Supt. an
many old settlers After singing
hymn and prayer by the pastor TIL
! people returned to their homes high
4 " gratitied with the day, and resol,
ed it should be an annual event.