Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-03

John Dahl, Of Crookston, attend
ed to business here Tuesday.
r r. Brown. attorney at law. Of
Oslo. attended to business here Tues
day.
The threshing machines are again
at work Smelling out the golden
grain.
G. p. Lundquist is in the cities
this week buying fall and winter
goods.
The chicken season opened Tues
day. The crop is said to be better
than usual.
G. O. Lien of Foldahl. arrived in
the city today and will spend few
days here visiting friends.
Mrs. E. A. Silverness, of New
Solum, arrived yesterday to visit
friends in the city.
John Westlin, Of Marsh Grove,
is visiting relatives and friends in
the city for couple of days.
Joseph S. Gendron and Lucy
Powers, Of this county, have been
granted licence to we'd.
Miss Marie Boman, clerk in the
auditors office, Is spending a weeks
vacation at her home in Vega.
Patronize home industry by smok-
ing the John Torrey and Victor
cigars, Wright & Kachelhoffef,
makers. %@ ".
"A number of Illinois gentlemen ar
rived this morning to look over the
country with a view of investing in
real estate. 1907
The Warren Machine and Iron
Works this week received nice
order for castings from an outside
contractor. ..... .r-
Last week the Warren Machine
and Iron Works finished installing
a heating plant in the bank at Bath
gate, N. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sustad visit
ed at Viking Sunday and attended
the auction in the Mission church
during; the evening.
DR.. W. S. Anderson arrived this
morning from Boston, Mass, where
he has spent several months taking
a post graduate course. y -
Mesdames W. F:~Powell and D.
Farrell entertained number OF
their lady friends at lawn party
this afternoon at the home of the
former.
Miss Charlotte Christensen, sim
pick type-setting machine operator
in the Sheaf Office, left last Friday
for Waseca, Mimi, to spend her va
cation visiting friends.
Andrew Korstad, a prominent
merchant of Newfolden, was in the
city yesterday closing a contract
with the Warren Machine and Iron
Works for installing a heating
plant in his new residence.
Earnest Asselin, who has been a
barber in Clarence Schultz's shop
on the west side, has returned tc
Crookston with his family. A. R.
Zimmerman, of St. Paul, has arriv.
ed to take Mr.. Asselin's place.
Retsius Nelson. from New So]um.
is in the CITY TODAY attending to
business. He says his town is going
ahead and that several new settlers
have arrived lately. Among the
new settlers is Aug. Peterson who
has come from Joliet, Ill.,. and ]ocat.
ed on the Claus Rasmussen farm,
which he has purchased.
Last Friday the county board had
a hearing on petition for ditch No
16, in Wanger and Tamarac towns.
A number of farmers were PRESENT. tx
object to the proposed ditch. The
matter was referred back to thu
viewers and engineer, who will re
port in 30 days when a rehearine
will be held.
G. A. Swanson, who taught the
Breese school last year was in tow1
Saturday saying goodbye to friend:
here, as he left that evening fol
Kassan, Alaska, where he has con
tracted to teach a nine months
school. He is employed by the gov
eminent at salary of $50 per month
Kassan is port town so he will no
be isolated at all and will be in fac