Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
Are you ready for the fair?

ARE you ready Tor the TAR?
Judge Grindeland left yesterday on
a business trip to the twin cities.
Mrs. Chas. Wittensten is spending
the week at Maple Lake.
FOR SALE. -Good second hand
organ, large enough for church or
school. W. f. Chatfee
Rev. @. A. jacobson was at Ste
phen yesterday holding religious
services.
Miss HELEN Brown accompanied
by her cousin Miss, Mamie, went to
Stpehen yesterday for a visit.
The harvesting of barley is now
in full blast. and the crop looks to be
a good one..
W. A. Knapp arrived from Illinois
Tuesday with a bunch of land men,
who spent couple days looking over
the country.
The Riverside farm, owned by L..
Lamberson. will have big display
Of stock at the county fair, and it
will be worth going miles to see.
Attorney A. N. Eckstrom return
ed Tuesday from a several week S
visit to his old home at st. Peter,
MINI,
For up-to-date mowers, hay rakes,
stackers, leaders, and other hay
making machinery call on Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
Victor Cederlund, of Warrenton, is
at the hospital nursing a sore
hand that was threatened with BLOOD
poisoning. -.-- ~. .-,..- -4....-..,.--.s
Robert Peterson, who recently
came here from Illinois, has beer
employed as meat cutter in the shoI
of Andrew Boardson.
me- Dr.. Spofford makes his next
49, visit to Warren Aug. 10 al
Windsor hotel. He has been visiting
this city regularly for years, and hi
work speaks for itself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Franson anC
children went to Viking Saturda.
evening for a visit. Mr.. Franson re
turned Monday. but the others will
remain all week.
Alfred A. Peterson, on the ole
Westman farm, has had the pleasure
of a several weeks visit from hi
mother, who left for her home il
Illinois last Sunday evening.
Ernest L. Peterson, who has beel
working at the printing trade in thi
city for month or two, left OF
Monday for Darlington, N. D..
where he will work at his trade TO
a few weeks before leaving on
trip to the jamestown exposition.
Warren will have the pleasure t
entertain more people next wee
than at any other time in he
history. From all indications nov
the fair will be a. hummer. Every
body will be here with their cousin
> and their aunts and all their othe
relatives. -"
All knowing themselves ir
debted to the Warren MercantiI
Co., either on notes or account
are requested to call and sett|
with cash or bankabIe papers.
At the meeting Of the Board {
Education last Saturday evening, til
new board was organized by I'll
election of the old officers fl
: another year, namely, g. E. Lun,
quist, president; John P. Mattsol
secretary and We. Powell, treasure
It was also decided to comment
school on Sept. 9 next.
Miss Cora Dagoberg and her cous
Miss Ellen Dagoberg, who both "a
employed as bookkeeper and CASH
respectively with the Peoples Ira
in Co., left on long trip yesterd;
with their cousin, M. Hickenson Il
miner, of old Mexico. They inter
Ito visit the Jamestown expositit
together and from there the your
ladies will accompany Mr.. Hickenst
to Mexico and return home by ";
Of California. Mr.. Hickenson, wi
is rich has offered to pay :
the expenses of the trip, and Il
young ladies could not very we'll j
pass such fine opportunity for I
i Jnroo f.iOn nd r ro VOL $50 d.