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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
LEASERS LOSE
PAYING Mine
Miller Mine, With Record of
S500,000 in Four Years, in
Company Hands.

The lease on the Miller Mining & Smelt-
ing con pany's property. In American Fork
canyon, expired at noon on Wednesday
aud the company took possession of the
mine and starteu a number of men to
work on its own account. A survey of
the mine is now bein" made in order 10
bring the working maps up-to-date. After
that is done. in all probability, the com
rany VIII push operations and continue
To make the mine produce heavily. Dur
Ing the past four years over SJUO.OJe
worth of ore has been taken out and there
Is no question in the minds of those who
know the ground but that the perform
ancc can be easily duplicated.
Russell Benedict, president of the MIL
Ter company. is in the city. guest at
the Knutsford. He is being besieged by
parties anxious to secure "a lease or leases
on the property, but IL is possible. as
stated. that the company will decide to
operate the mine on its own account. II
not. a lease for several years may be
awarded to responsible parties. The mat
ter is one that will undoubtedly be deter
mined definitely during the present
month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
OUTLOOK FOR SILVER
is CONSIDERED BRIGHT

The outlook for silver is brighter than
for some time past. according to some of
the largest dealers in this metal says
the Boston News Bureau. The bullion
manager of one of the biggest concerns
in New York outlines the situation as
follows:
Silver is today selling at 53K cents an
ounce, comparing with the recent low
point of % cents. There is an all-round
improvement. in both price and demand.
and the future seems bright.
AT the time of the Indian crisis some
weeks ago. which caused slump In the
silver market. and which was aided in
making low prices by heavy offerings
from China. there was quite an accumula-
ton of the metal. but this has since
been practically wiped out of existence.
chiefly through the recent shipment of
approximately 100000 ounces from Lon
don to India.
THE best customers OF the silver sell
ers are India and China and the de-
mand from both these sources continues
to improve. The French mint IS also a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18

OF importance, it is understood. has
brought him home at this time. but what
II is he was not prepared to say when
seen during the afternoon.
Ely Mining ExpOsitor: The Alpha shaft
at 1,15O feet again came into good ore this
morning to the great satisfaction OF the
management. The winze is still in the
high grade copper ore below the 1000 level.
which is being sunk with a regular force.
This body contains large amounts of
massive native copper that apparently is
as high grade as the metal is found any
where and will make money fast for the
company when il is mined.
At the annual meeting of the CONSOLE
dated Mercur Gold Mines company. held
in Jersey City early in the month. the
old board of directors was reelected. Of
fetal notification of the result of the
meeting having come a day or two ago.
the directors met here yesterday and or
ganized by electing the old officers. as
follows: John Dern, president: Hubbard
w. Reed, vice president: George II. Dern
treasurer and general manager. and A.
Reeves secretary. The annual report will
not be out for few weeks yet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
New Bull Movement Is Apparently In
cubating in Tintic Etocks.

1t looked like the opening of a new bull
movement on change yesterday. Some
of the favorites, and particularly Uncle
Sam, were on the boom. Uncle Sam went
up 10 $1.25 shore without a struggle,
while the remarkable strength of Iron
Blossom was seen in its sharp advance
to $3.50. Sioux Consolidated also dio some
sprinting. while Beck Tunnel held close
around the high mark of Thursday.
Colorado. May Day and Yankee CONSOLE
dated were also stronger than usual and
the tone OF the market was so strong at
the close that farther advances for today
looked certain
During the two regular and open board
calls total of 1872 shares of stock, with
selling value of 79.666.l2, changed
hands. following is the list of final quo
tations and record of GALES made during
the day:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
DOMiGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

During the open board trading yester
day dealings were recorded in a half
dozen unlisted stocks Biscuit sold at
Sc. East Tintic Consolidated at &c, Ely
Witch at zoe. Godiva at 30c. Mason VAL
ley at $3.50 and Thompson at 1Sc.
Eight cents was bid for Cedar, 1f2c for
Demijohn, 15c for McDonald-El &c for
Mountain Lake Extension, 22Iac for Old
American. S2.35 for Ohio Copper and Ice
for Uintah Treasure HILL East Crown
Point was quoted at 424cG5c. Signal Peak
at 5cG171sc and Silver King Coalition at
So 75G4O0 while Weimer Copper was of
fered at 12c. Wheeler at &c and Western
Nevada Conner at 3Oc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
New Park City Company.

The Park City Mining & Power COM
pany filed articles of Incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday. The capital
stock is $4,000. The company owns
claims in the Big Cottonwood district and
its officers are: S. w. Plat, president;
Thomas II. PAUL, secretary and treasurer.
The South Iron Blossom Mining COM
pany has filed articles with the secretary
of state. The company owns claims i'll
the Tintic district and has a capital
stock of 100000. The officers are: Brax-
ton Barnett president: Vet Whiting. vice
president; George Jones, secretary and
treasurer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought at the fol-
lowing places in Nevada:
Loveiocks-CEarles H. Baker.
Tusca rora-Mrs. A. L. Clark.
Reno-Rosenthal & Armanko-
Goldfield-Palace News Stand and Hun
ter Adv. & Pub. Co.
Ely-Harville stadeuery Co. G. B.
Faxon and Walden & Burnett
Caliente-John Shier
Delamar-J. NJ Kelly.
Pfoche-Pioche Drug Co. and A. A. Car
than. P. M
Cobre-Richard Richards.
Rawh.de-Louie Polin.
Las Vegas-Wilson Drug Co
Smelter-Arthur F.. Heartwell.
Tonopah-T. A. Oldfather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18

buyer at times. the supply being obtained
in the worlds largest and most import
ant market-London-whi England also
uses some quantities at times Mexico
will be no factor in silver this year so
far as purchases are concerned, and it
is doubtful If the United States govern
ment purchases for coinage during the
remainder of the current year will amount
to much. In fact, the domestic demand
for silver is quite flat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks in San Francisco yesterday. as re-
ported over the private wires of James
A Pollock & Co.. were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Afternoon Sales.

Beck Tunnel-1O0GS1 ~: 2G0d$1 %.
Colorado-1OOGs4 AS: 1CodS4. 52i5. buyer CO.
Crown Point-l00d34c; 1.0cO933Iac.
Iron Blossom-1GOqs2. 40; 1.6ooa$2. so: 1909
s.. AZ.
Lower Mammoth, 500Gl43c.
May Day-2O0G49c.
Nevada Hills-Sc0Gs1 20: 10OG$i. 67i5
Seven Troughs-l 100G22c.
Sioux Con.-200a$1 .07lA; 9O0d$1 10; 5O0G
81 l2i6. buyer 90.
South Columbus Con.-l00a52c.
Swansea Con.-lOGd4lc; 1Ood42c; 1.1O0G
4liac; 50Od42c.
Tintic Central-500d5c.
Uncle Sam CON-. S0OaH.10.
United Me-cur-3. 9O0Q5l@c; locate; 900
Utah Con-. OOGd24c.
Victor CON-. 0004l3izc.
Yankee-lO0Gi9c.
Open Board.
Bullock. O00G11kc.
Black Jack-300d65c.
Crown Point-1oO133I.c: 1.5OOGS4c; 5OOa
34lkc. buyer 60; 1.5O0G3ilsc. buyer 80.
Big Hill-l00GI9c.
Grand Central-3c06s3. 42i5.
Indian Queen-5D0ql214c; 5O0ql3l4c, buyer
iron BIossom-1OOas2 As; 1OO@s2 As, seller
60: l.O00q$2. az: S0GGs2.i1H. seller so; 1,0O0n
$50. buyer 80: 5coas2 80. buyer so: SOFA
s.. 5-il. buyer so: 210c@s2. SO. buyer go.
Lower Mammoth-750a43c.
May DAY.. lO0Ho2c; 500Io3c.
Mt. Iake-400071c; 2.000Gr73c.
Nevada Hills-l00Gs1 20; 97@s1.75.
Sioux Con.-400Gsl .12ls.
Swansea Con.-J009A1sc; 2ooa42c; 50Od
42ihc. buyer co.
Seven Troughs-1 ,5O0422c.
Tetro-300Il5c.
Utah Con- 000G24c: 500G24lac. BUYER en-
Uncle Sam Con.-506s1. 10: 100ds1. 12i2: SOC
GS1.l5 6O0l$1. 17Is: 900ns1 liz. seller so.
Victor Con.-2.000d13ikc: 500a14c. buy
err co.
Shares sold. 52397.
Selling value. So, 9S9.15.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &
Co., amounted to $4,000. as follows: Sill
yer. lead. gold and copper ores. S3i, 600;
base bullion, $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
SHIPMENTS INCLUDE
ORE FOR NEW SHELTER

OF the above, fifty-seven cars from the
Colorado. fifteen from the Dragon Iron
Mine and ten from the Iron Blossom were
small twenty-ton cars, handled by the
Eureka-Hill railway. The others were the
regulation fifty-ton cars.
The shipments of ore to the new Tintic
smelter up to this date have amounted to
lis carloads. The mines that have shipped
To fneNnexU Smaltar orc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Metal Market.

Silver SIC per ounce.
Copper Cath o1es). - 7-16c per pound.
Lead, &.50 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18

Vienna Walnut Bread cannot be ex
celled. ASK your grocer or phone 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18

Boston. July T.-After a dull session
stocks closed fairly strong. Every time
the market goes off all trading ceases.
Reports on the election possibilities point
more and more clearly TO "A grand Taft
victory, Butte Coalition Is holding it's
advance well and closed PC bid for more
than 1000 Copper Range and North
Butte were both strong. There are good
advices TO buy Union Pacific and st. Paul
Tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18

Bathing is at its best: battle now.
and you'll keep on bathing at Saltair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
OF Paine. Weber & Co. Boston. together
with the range OF prices of copper stocks
and other Boston listings I'm which the
west Is interested, as well as a similar
report on New York curb transactions
by James A. Pollock & Co. and from
which II is secured for use in this de-
partment of The Herald:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Union Assay Office.

NJ. s. Hanauer. j. V-Sadler.
1872 So. West Temple. p. o. Box 144s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel-3O 00G$l 80. buyer so; 4S00G
$. 27Iz; 5O0ds1 .27Ia. seller 90.
Black JacIc-5O0G66c; 3.000I61c.
Crown Point, 200d34l@c.
Colorado-29m$4. AZ.
Iron BlosSOm-300dS2. 80: 2004$2.3l
Lower Mammoth-20O443c.
Mt Lake.. 500d70c: 300Gt &c.
New York-3O0lI9c.
Sioux Con.-50O9$l 07l5. buyer 40; 5000
81 Oh buyer 60: 3.200GSl .05.
Tetro-I. O006I15lac: 500Gl5c.
Uncle Sam, 5006iSI %.
Utah Cons, O0Od23c.
Shares sold. 66.3i5
Selling value. s39, 676.S7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18
Forenoon Sales.

Beck Tunnel. 600dS1 %: 7O0ds1 .2712
Black Jack-1O0d67c; 1,0O0G66c; 1,o0OG65c
Bullock ,O00H12c.
Colorado-l00dA. 42ia.
Columbus-1O0dS1. 62I2.
Crown Point-5O0G331ac 5O0dS41.c, buyer
90: 1,5G0GI34c; S00GG412c.
Grand Central-1O0nS.iO 40.
Indian Queen .000dl2l2c; 100dl3c.
Ingot-jO0Glc: 500Iti12c.
Iron Blossom-1006S2. 30: 300ds2. 321a.
Lower Mammoth-S00Q43 c; 500q44c, buyer
so.
May Day-2O0d47c.
Nevada Farview-1. 000d2l2c.
Nevada Hills-10dSl.75; 1OGsl.S5.
Seven Troughs-1 ,900d2l1Hc.
Sioux Con.-3OOdSl. O7i2, buyer go.
South Columbus Con.-200G53c.
Swansea Cons. 5OOa4oc; 2,OO0q42c. buy
err so.
d161ac.
Uncle SAM. 75Ods1 .O5: 9O06s1 .07lk.
Utah Con.-60Oa23c; 10000 23lac, buyer SO.
Victor Con-. O00Gl2l2c.
Yankee-60064Sc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-18

Paint
To stay painted. Philep X. Dern, 81 e.
9Th South. Bell 4176-K. Ind, 4176.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
Ey-PreSiIenE Grover Cleveland
dieI yesterday. The Nation
n1ollrNs..
Carpenters are Busy.

There is considerable activity in
the building line in this city and in
the surrnunGing country at the nres
enu time. This is in larae measure
owing to the cileauer prices en-
lumber nuw nreHaiiing. All kinds
CT building material are lower than
they have been for years. and per-
hans lower than IheV will be for
wears To cclne.. Among hilnse making
building improvements this summer
ara the foilGwing:; Neis, Roan. OF
Brisseb.. extensive repaisS and audit
uiuns to his house and barn, q. e.
Hunsuad. in McCrea., a new house.:
John L.. Olsan., McCrea. exuengiVe
improvements en- house.; Frank
JaieKa. BrisiieI., a cnmmudiGus new
house.: Gust HalIiin.. Vera, addition
ito house.: C.. A.. Porten., Vega- a large
and substantial farm residence; john
Kurz. Warran6nn addition to house:
Peter DaluuisJ,, city. large mndesn
esidence::, Swedish Mission church.
remcdeiing and building addition to
church building.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
Marshall County Fair
August 10, IL. Il
REPUBLICAN,
co. CONVENTION
Harmonious Affair. Endorses
aesnersou for Congress. Dele
Cation uninstructGd for Gov.

The Republican, CnunIy CanHen-,
dion for The election of deiega1es To
the state cnnvenIinn assemhied at
the city hall in this city at two
O'Clock this afternoon. About fifty
delegates we're present from tine,
differenr towns. w., A. day, cf Ste
phen called tine convention to order
and read the call. A.. N EcksLrum.
CT this city was chosen Temporary
chairman, In taking the chair. he
made q neat little speech that stir
red the delegates ra high pitch Of
enthusiasm, B. B., Brown. Of OSLO.
was ciiasen temporary secreh2rs
The usual cnmmiIIeeS onlcredenbials.
permanent organization aud res0iu-.
1iGns we're next appninbed after
whiCil the convention adiauIned un-,
til three O'clock. RecnnvlninE the
report of uile cammitIRe On credeu-
lials was accepted, the tempurarY
was made permanenh.,
anu Tile cnmmlGDee7 ON remfuElDnS
reported shrong resaiu euiGgiZi
PRESIDENT RanseyeiI aud his policies.
VIM. H, Tafn., the candida1e for pre-
siienI. auU endnrse6 the, Hen.
HalVar ShRenersan for ne-eiecninn as
represenuaGinn in cungresa The
following deieHataR to biia Haua cnn-
Venuinn we're chosen: Ole T.. Nit
gaarf.. @. e. Lundquisn. Dr. G. s..
WanL2zn. DR. u. RraUruL Wm.. T.,
Rr0ra A. RneSxes R Rsse aserE.
HENRY Hopper. Albert DaluuIsz. Mr..
AdCp.. Christ Suiun and A. T.. Hill
dem, The desegation is uninslrucreu.
but is supnusad to favor Atn0rnep
General YGung for gnverllor..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
HAS 4 VNU-
ABLE COW
Compton Farmer HIS Animal
that is Making her Owner
Big Money!.

Jank Todd. the we'll known farmer
vino lives three miles west of town
in Compton,. has perhaps the best
COW in this part of the state, So
famous has this COW becnme tilar
panpie from this city and the cuun-
try around ara driving out to see
her, We ara informed that look at
this wonderful cuw iHsomething we'll
|Wornh driving out to the Todd farm
for.
The COW Isl about six years old aud
she became fresh recenhiY., Her calf
had to lie down to- nurse and the
doclle mother has a supply OF milk
sufficient to raise all the calves ON
the Todd farm and the farms adsain-
ing.
This COW is giving eight gallons Of
milk, every day. If this milk we're
sold in Wadena at the, prevailing
price, Lii quarts for dollar she
would bring into her owner a re-
venue Of 500 a day, Not only this
but the milk is rich. and as a cream
producer this wonderful COW stands
at the head Of Mr.. Toid's herd.
/ This COW is a grade Durham and.
Mr.. Tadd has heifer from her that
he thinks will surpass the mother,
The heifer is three years old anu Mr..
Todd says she is better than her
mother vas at the same aye.
Mr. TatiG was recenhiy offered $40
fer this prize winning cow, but it is
needless to say that he declined the
offer. tt is doubtful II sI00 would
buy her--Wadena journal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25

Ell SSrassburger.. Uiles we'll known
arciliuecr at CrGnksuan. who also has;
furaisad plans for several Warren
buildings, leaves this week. with his;
family fer Seattle: Wasslingbnn.. TIC
make their flIure hame.
T. E. S5uvail. Of Langfond. s. Oak,
arrived last Saturday to visit for a
few days; with Mr.. and Mrs. john
shromuuisH., of this city. He was
we'll please with this; country and tt
lis not inpnssibie that he may RETURN
To make an inxeESinen6.
I A.. f.. skaren was uu from Cr0uKS
ton Monday for the purpose of TAX
inv cut his citizen pauerS and be-
coming a full fieageI CITIZEN of the
United States. He also looked after
business On the side and SECURED
seuerai orders for sIYiIsin suits.
Al inH daughIer arrived at the
home Of H. G.. HIckman. of Vega
ON Decoration Day. For sHme reason
Fred has kept this mpurh2nr event
secret until the other daY when he
was i'm town and inadvertently mem
IuiuneH it inuila presencRaf the Sileaf
ranGrter.
Al B. ISaacs0n iss in from AugE
burg uu-tiay attending the Repuhii-
can cnunUE cnngenIinn He is COM
Issifiering serinuslH rn enter the pniiuil
Ilcal gaana this fall, and III he does
Twill be- heard from later. He iH q
ignnI man amt mas many Miands
lu11nnnRhnnr uile cuuntY wllus viii
Isnppnrn him fnr anR dfirH mn Wiiirtl
Iha mzE
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
SEVEN YEARS
At HARD LABOR
That is the SentenCs Given Edar
{. Whitney by the
Court

The term OF district cuurt for
Marshall county conpened Monday
with Judge Grindeland On the
bench. The grand Jury was put to
work at ance and during the day
brought in seven indictments
against the prisoners at the county
jail Edgar r.. Whitney was arraign-
ed and plead guilty To the charge of
Indecent assault and was senuenceti
by the Judge to seyen years of hard
labor at saltwater. the highest limit
under the law Sheriff Forsnerg
and G.. W Erickson left witt, Mr..
Whitney for the state peniuenuiary
the same evening.
The two bank robbers were ar
raigned and plead not guilty. Their
cases we're set for later dates the
irsb one for July 7th., when court
will again convene.
A number OF more OF less I'M
pUrlanI civil cases we're tried on
Tuesday anu Wednesday,, report of
which will be furnished neIx week.
Caurn adjourned this morning to
re-cnnvene as above stated.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
School Picnic,

Last. EfldaV was the closing dag
OF Miss Amanda Hayes schcni. in
district No a., vest school nGuse.
A fine school picnic was given that
day The school house was tasteful
iy decnratea with roses and ssipners.
Many visitors were presanU., The
tpuuias of the school renGereG a pro-
gram, being as fnilnwsc
Sung. '"Auln Lang sgne..,'''
Creating, joe Mctrggo1
ReciuaUion.-S-Do Your Duup'' john
SedlGGeK
Reciuaninn--'@ HHening at the Farm
I Martina Lamb
-'sThee Cobnier' AGNES
/ PoEureK
Song. '-OId Black Joe'''
ReeiUaIion.-'sA MamorV System
ESTHER HagersHrom
Snio-t<Waniu You Come Over to ms
Hausa' '-Maruha Lamb
Speech, Clarence Fagserstrom
Reciuanions-'-B Be On Time - Charies
t SedlaceK
ci6aGiun 1.-The DandeiIoni' =
Anna PotnceK
Reading-'.A Flg's; Gogita1inns''-
| Martha Lamb
RenihaEinn- IN Little, Boys Tnoub,
| Ies's Hay McGrsKnr
IRecinaEinn. 'Iha ChicKens;' Il Frani
/ PntMCRK
IRaEit2tinn-'sM My Sweetheart Bes
4 /. sia Safflacek
ISuiG-- LiIIie3 Jack Martina Laanl
RacibaEinn-s-A Wnman's Waucil'r-
/ Albert Potncsk
Dialogue He tried to- Tell lii
/ Wife. y
Sony Z. Bring back My School days;
School
Song, GanG Might Ladies'. .
Il Refreshments were served durin
1Inila afternnGn.. consisting OF ic
IIcneam.. lemonade and cake. EVERY
I|bo9fY nepurtS having had a fine time.
Il Wznteffl sc1ap iiinnn Inn f1nndrY i
MIsaliins & 8 LINN Works
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
Crops Are Locking Fine.

Not since 1873 have the pr0specus
been :. aaunar fer bonanza cnp4 in
the Red River Valley With Just
about the right amount OF rain in
the month Of June, all crapS have
forged ahead at a wonderful pace
and many fields Of wieau will be
headed out by ,IuiH 45il.. Grass, huLh
wild anu Gazne. has had a Dhenn-
lmenal gr0wtil. and Isl in fact ready
now to be cut in some meadows.
With favorable weather from now On
the Red River VralleE farmers viii
have big reward for their toil..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25

Among the attorneys attending
court this week ara the fuilGwing:
b. b.. Brehn anG p. J.. McGlernan. OF
SEeniienl.: 81. A.. Brekke., OF Argyle.
r. r.. Brown. Of Oslo. Isaac r..
Hall. of KariHhad. Geo.. j.. Cannon.
j.. H. MayhurY. and Martin o. Brien.
of CrooRrsan and s.. G.. SkuiasGn. of
Grand Forks.
Ye ettinar and family acknowledges
tile receipt Of an Invitation to- a6-
tend the Mandolin Graduating REer-
cises at Sea1tle., Wasil.-, On June 30.
af c.. Oliver Lundgren., SON of Nh.
and Mrs. Albert Lundgren. former
In off Warrgn. Oliver Isl a Warren
nny having been born in the City,
and his friends here rejoice ab his
s,,rces4 i'm uiia musical line.
II think that with the exception
off Deunib., Warren is tine cieanesi
and urenriesn City in the northern
mart ofF uiia s1atR. Y ME- PeEansnn,
Banker of Adams., NJ ID.
FOB SALE About p00n III.
Tamarac Lumbar and a1nnr nNa
cetiar.. oak and tznaTaG fence nGsiz-
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-25
Additional Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. s.. J. Haug came
down from HaIlGcK., 0n Monday eve
ming uo bid faraweil to Mr.. Haug's
father J.. s. Haug. before his de-
narDure for Canada. They reInrneGl
home the following day.
T.. K Wood passed through On the
Sec this morning en- his way TIC
WESTERN Canada, He will visit with
his brori,er-in-law, J.. H Mobile. al
5Ostluw.. Sas4.- and take a good
square lock, al the big country. before
returning hGne..
| Rev. A., A.. Myers returned. Tues
dap from All attendance at the ED--
worth Leaguea convention at HaWleY.
He also sisiueu 11IaienGss at Dehroi6
for day Re-, d. c.. Clark. OF
HallouK. CANT with him and. spenh a.
few hours in the. city beEwaa.l3 trains.
i At tine republican, caacuss held
Monday evening tine following dele
gates TIC tile cuuuUY convention were
chGsen:s DR., g.. 81. Waahaun,, A. NJ.
Ecks1rom., c.. A., Nelsan. DR.. T..
Bfa1rud. Neiss q. Bgsnrum. Al. B..
Nelson and G. H Lnndauisn.
i j. NJ, sWinburne. deputy public ex-
iIasniner., was here last Friday Look
ing over the books and affairs of the
Warren Building and Loan Assacia-
lbinn. He found everything in tisD
Itap shape. and inGimabetl THAI a
raise in salary would not be Gut af
Iplace for the efficient secreuary.
IAlhin Young.
II John GraLzek. one of town OF
WrighGis prominent and successful
lIfaEmers. is spending a few days in.
lIIown this week calling ON friends
lIand incidentally amending the, term
lot COURT. Els snn., Thomas. who
Iggraina1ad from the Warren High
IIScnanil two years ago. has been study
ling medirine at Chlcagu during hiae
ilpaab Naaz,. anu iss nnM at home for
IuiiH summer Hauaulnna