Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-06-27


Miss Glynn Sinclair went to East
Grand Forks Saturday evening to
visit relatives and friends.
Hans Anderson, Of Ringstad.
Iowa. arrived Wednesday morning
for visit at Martin Boardson's
place in Vega.
EssA DR.. Spofford makes his next
So visit to Warren July 10 at
Windsor hotel. He has been visiting
this city regularly for years, and his
work speaks for itself.
E. Brekke, Argyle's new attorney
who takes the place of c. R. Chaplin,
who has removed, spent a few days
in the city this week. He is a
graduate Of the University of Mime
sofa.
Rasmus Hage commenced the erec-
tion of a fine residence on the choice
wooded plot of ground south of the
river near the Spaulding bridge,
east side Of the road. What next?
We have some very fine jobs in
end spring and side spring top
buggies EQUIPPED with thousand
mile axle.
Powell, Wood & Co.
Rev. e. O. Chelgren and family
arrived this morning on the flyer,
and they left on the local for
Kennedy where they will visit for a
few days with Mrs. Chelgren's
parents. who reside there.
john w. Olson, one -ef--the pro
gressive farmers. Of town of Alma,
bought a fine blooded bull calf from
the Spaulding farm last week. Mr..
Olson is one of those who believes
that if success is to be made in
dairying, the breed of cattle must
be improved.
Mrs. Carl A. Westberg, Of Bloomer,
died in this city Tuesday of a disease
from which she has suffered long
time, and against which the best
medical attendance was -unavailing.
She was a good woman, beloved by all
who knew her.
The school board of Dist No. l26
on Monday let the contract for the
building of Middle Rivers new
school house to Chris Rundtom.
The building is to be completed by
September 18th, in ample tie for the
fall term of school. Judging from
the plans it will be a neat and at
tractive structure. Middle River
Pioneer.
Mrs. Andrew Bloomquist was
brought down from Middle River
Monday afternoon and was taken to
the hospital where the amputation
of her hand was found necessary.
About two years ago Mrs. Blom-
! quist cut her hand and the accident
resulted in shriveling Of the
member until the operation became
necessary. The woman was so
weak that she had to be carried.
Herman Kuehl accompanied her to
the city. Thief River Press.
Hon. P. M. Henricks, the east
while political leader (or driver)
who used to carry the populist
party Of this section Of the state on
his shoulders, is reported as doing
| well in the Canadian northwest.
/ He is making big showing with a
large farm and is as busy as ever
/ a little draw backs like being oblig.
. ed to pay $135 for a wagon, 800 fol
!, a gang pillow; spending two on each
trip in hauling grain to market; sell
ing his wheat at fifteen cents less
per bushel than he could receive
! for it in Kittson county and having
his last years crop wiped out by
hailstorm does not please man likt
q Mr.. Henricks. He will make
things hum under all circu mstances
!. Il his farming operations turn on
bad, he will blame the government
!. go into politics, and get even Will
] Canada by creating a new, red no
] populist party that will do som,
!. daring tail twisting Hal lock New,