Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-18
Additional Local News

Miss Ella Lundqren. who has just
graduated from the Conservatory Of
music of Gustayus Adolphus College,
arrived home yesterday.
Brace Stallberg, of Viking. and
Anthem f. Peterson, of Bristlet, left
on Monday for Alamagordo, New
Mexico. to look after their claims
upon which they filed about year
ago.
John e. Ostrom of Seattle. Wash.
arrived Monday to visit relatives and
look after business interests for a
week or two. He reports his family
well and the whole Warren colony
happy and contented.
T. M. Lewis returned Monday
from Mankato where he had been to
visit his family and see his daughter,
Miss Grace Lewis, graduate from the
State Normal School.
The sale of state school lands of
Marshall County will take place at
Warren next Tuesday. Most of the
unsold land is..in the extreme eastern
part Of the county. but there are al
so choice tracts scattered about in
some of the older towns.
Miss Louise Langeland and Miss
Margaret Scheldal. who have been
visiting at the home of John NJ.
Halvorson, left Monday for Hatton.
N. D.. where they will visit before
returning to their home in Iowa.
Have you.seen that Fireless Cook
stove at the Peoples Store? It is
warranted to do the work just as ad-
vertised or your money back. You
can save whole lot of fuel and
work by using one OF these stoves.
Come and let US explain to you.
Gottfrid Erickson brought his
family and teams back from Stephen
to Warren last Friday and at once
pitched his tents at the brick yard
and commenced grading on the state
road running north throug h Warren
ton. which road he has the contract
to build. -
Mrs. I. s. Jarvis and children. of
Ridgeville. Mimi. passed through
last Friday on their way to Argyle
for visit. Mrs. Jarvis. who before
her marriage was Miss Beaadry. said
she had not seen Argyle for 10 years.
Now there was to be a family re-
union and she anticipated a pleasant
visit. III.
Edmund Schwinke arrived Monday
evening from Canada for a two or
three weeks visit with his mother
and other relatives and friends. He
is emDloved in railroad construction
work as bookkeeper and stenographer
for Foley Bros. who are at persent
building line from Fort Williams.
on Lake Superior. into the Canadian
wilderness. es Fl
At Redwood Falls the board of
health went around and photograph
ed the worst back yards they found
on their inspection trip. and posted
the photographs in the postoffice
window. / is said that the plan
worked we'll, and every back yard
illustrated was cleaned and improved
in very short time. Fertile Jour
nal %
We have secured the services of
Miss Rose Schei, Of Red Wing.
Mimi. to take charge of our
millinery department.. Miss Schei
comes highly recommended and we
have no hesitancy in assuring the
ladies that any of their wants in this
line will be comDetently handled.
There will be some special prices on
ladies' and children's hats beginning
next Monday. The Peoples Trading
GO.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bailey and
daughter, Frances. of Russell.
Mimi. are expected in the city to-
morning and will be the
guests of Mrs. Bailey's sister. Mrs.
Arthur Egley. for the next few DAYS.
After spending few days in Argyle
as the guests Of relatives. they will
go to Erskine, where during the
coming year Mr.. Bailey will oficiate
in the capacity Of principal of the
school and Mrs. Bailey will have
charge Of the Grammar department..
Erskine is to be congratulated upon
securing such capable Instructors.
Crookston Times.
Co. Supt. 4. M. Mithun lett Mon
day to attend the two weeks Teach
ers' Course at the STATE Experiment.
Farm at st. Anthuonv Park. He
believes that BY attending this
school he will receive many new
ideas that may be worked out ii the