Warren sheaf., 1912-08-22

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See I4undgren, Wittensten & Co.,
ad. in this paper. It will interest you.
Mrs. J. H. Bolton returned Saturday
morning from a visit with relatives
and friends at Ada.
Mrs. Ed. Quistgard and children re
turned home Saturday from a pleas.
ant outing at Maple Lake.
Arvid Bowman returned this morn
ing from trip to Illinois in the inter
est of Marshall County Land Co.
Henry Stone, of Wallace, N. D., is
here visiting his brother, J. A Grin
deland, manager of the Valley Spring
Water Co.
J. P. Nelson, of Grand Forks, spent
Saturday with his parents here In
the evening he left for Pequot, where
he and some friends will try fishing
for a week
Henry Benson moved his family and
household goods yesterday to Crooks
ton where he has employment. Their
friends in this city wish them success
in their new home.
w. H. Dixon left on Fridays local
for Fargo and will go west as far as
Dickinson, N. D. He intends to pu-
chase a car Of good farm horses on
Missouri slope country and will return
in week or 10 days.
Ralph Powell who graduated from
the Warren High School last spring,
left Sunday for st. Paul with the
view Of entering Hamline University
as student. On his way he will
visit friends in Crookston and West
Superior, Wis.
w. A. Knapp and G.. N. Morhasse]
arrived yesterday from Illinois bring
ing with them a number of families
who have bought farms here and will
become settlers. Several came also
to look over the country with a view
of locating, if they were suited.
Oscar Wahlund has filed for the
democratic nomination for represen
tatlve. AS his personal campaign
committee he has appointed julius +
olson ,of Warren; J. E. Bouvette, ol
lIallock, and A. Waag, of Roseau. Nj
Olson is the secretary. Mr.. Wah
lund reports his campaign expenses
to date are $32OS.
Prof. c. E. Sjostrand left this NOR
ming for town of Fork to gather sam
pies for the county state fair exhibit
Paul Durand, of said town, is credited
with having the best garden of any
farmer in Marshall county, and grow
ing a greater variety Of garden pro
ducts. Mr.. Sjostrand felt confident
that he would find something there
that would be an eye-opener to the
rest of the state.
Tramps are infesting Warren to 8
great number these days and are pill
fering many potato patches in the
neighborhood of the "Bums Retreat
which is located in the woods near tho
railroad bridge in the north part of the
city. They do not care to work, sc
they ask unreasonable wages which
farmers will not consent to pay. and
consequently the buns do nothing but
enjoy themselves at other peoples
expense. Warren should have stone
pile and work it overtime for the con
venience Of these loafers.
Z. A. Bueche has returned from 8
trip along the Canadian Northern rail
way eastward from Baudette. He Wis
tied Fort Francis, Port Arthur an(
Fort Williams and other Canadian
cities. The two latter are large an(
busy cities on Lake Superior, where
the railroad meets the steam boat
Huge elevators are built there for tn,
storing and shipping Of grain from
the Canadian Northwest. Ridgevill,
| is a small station on the road inhabit
ed mostly by Galicians, those strang,
people from far away Russia.
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