Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-16
Fence posts for sale by M. Z.

| Fence posts for sale by N. Z.
Larson.
Q. B. Hall. postmaster at Stone,
was in town Tuesday.
Fred Monroe was in from Radium
last Saturday.
L. J. Under, of HalIock, called on
Warren friends. yesterday.
John. W. Thomas and Z. A.
Bueche went to Crookston on Mon
day evening. .r.~
! The Golden Rule Store is full of
snaps. All you have to do is to pick
them up.
Miss Synneva Grindeland, who is
teaching at Little Falls, is home
, for the spring vacation this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wittensten
entertained a party Of friends at
their home on Wednesday evening.
FOR SALE: Seed barley at my
farm. four miles southwest of town.
NJ. J. McCann.
Mrs. K. J. Taralseth and Mrs. O.
II. Taralseth left Monday for Fertile
to visit Mrs. Ed. Mossitin. the
formers daughter.
Have your WOODEN blankets and
WOODEN goods of all kinds washed at
the Warren Steam Laundry before
being put away for the season.
Supt. Keenan, returned this morn
ing from a visit to the Moorhead
Normal, where he had been looking
up teachers for next year.
Clara Lindberg. the young girl
from Alvarado. who was shot acct
dentally in the back. died this week
at the hospital.
Mrs. A. Bergstrom. of Foldahl. re-
turned on the 500 last night from a
visit with daughter at Drayton.
N, D.
c. E. Stinchtield has shown his
faith in clover by purchasing $50
worth of clover seed to be seeded on
the farm he recently purchased south
from the city.
John Whalen and p. J. Sinnott,
two Of town of Sinnott's prominent
citizens, we're here Tuesday, attend
ing to business before the county
board, and calling on old friends.
Ralph Taralseth took party of
friends out for ride in his bran
new automobile this afternoon.
He wisely brought along physician
in case of accident, we presume.
John NJ. Hunstad and his sister.
Miss Marie Hunstad. are back from
Baudette, MINI. where they have
located on valuable homesteads about
eight miles west from the town.
will trade farms in Swift or
Jackson Counties. Minnesota. for a
good hardware or merchandise bust
ness. Land at actual cash value.
Address Box Is. Danvers. MINI.
Capt. G. H. Stinchheld, father Of
Mr.. G.. E. Stinchheld and Miss
Hannah Stinch6eld. arrived Monday
from Hot Sprinks, S. D., for visit.
He is Minnesota veteran from the
civil war. his former home being at
Litchteld in this state.
Emil Larson. of New Maine. was
here Tuesday proving up on a
valuable quarter section of land be-
fore Judge Holm. His n eighbors. A.
G. Peterson and Peter Julin were his
witnesses. All of these men former
ly resided here or in this vicinity,
hence we're busy calling on friends
while here.
Sever Thorson. of Sprnce Valley.
an old pioneer of the county, who in
the early days used to visit Warren
quite frequently. attended to bust
ness hexe last Friday. Said he
would be back later in the spring
with a load of evergreens to sell to
those who wish to beautify their
home grounds.
We have heard many citizens COM
mend G. w. Abrahamson, Of War
renton. for his excellent work with
the split log drag on a piece of road,
by his farm. An early application of
| the drag has made very smooth
road that it is a pleasure to drive.
Let others follow Mr.. Abrahamson' S
example.
The places of honor in the gradual
ing class of the Warren high school