Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-08-14

| Mr.. and Mrs. John IA. Bloomquisi
went to Middle River Monday to
visit relatives for "a week.
We have just received one Of the
small Avery engines. This engine
burns either gasoline or kerosene.
Come in and see it at Warren Ma
chine & Iron Works Co.
An effort is being made to induce
the 500 and Great Northern rail
way companies to put in an Y a,
this place to connect the two,roads
and thus make possible the trans
fer of carloads of freight from one
road to the other. @.
c. s. Wees and family left Friday
for Lamoure, N. D., where they will
visit with J. A. Frank, THE brother
of Mrs. Wees, for a few days and
then proceed to their home in
Longmont, Colorado.
Carl G. Benson, a former Warren
boy, now a prominent attorney at
Seattle, Wash, is visiting here for
a few days on his way to Washing
ton D. c., where he is to argue a
case before the Department of the
Interior. ..-.,.. - r,s ..... \
w. F. Powell and + A. A. Harri j,
accompanied by their wives, board
ed the Great Northern local on
Monday afternoon bound for Fargo
where they procured two more
new Ford automobiles and run
them to Warren with their own
power. -
Ed. Thompson, a retired farmer
of Waseca County, Mimi, who lives
at New Rich land, visited on Tues
day with his niece Mrs. A. L. Berk-
land and family. He contenplates
locating in some business in the
Valley if the right opportunity pre-
SCENTS itself.
G. N. Morkassell yesterday nego-
tiated the sale of the fine P. j. Kurz
farm of 100 acres, in section 4, town
Of Boxville. ~ We have not learned
the name of the purchaser, but un-
derstand it is local party. Mr..
Morkassel has several other big
deals on the string.
Prof. G.. E. Sjostrand, who is COL
Letting samples for the Marshall
county exhibit at the state fair, re-
ceived today from Middle River, a
large box of fine samples of grains
and grasses. The eastern part f
the county will make great sh.,w-
ing at the state fair. .>
49, E. B. Moller, one Of the early set
tiers in town of Viking, who re-
moved to the. coast a number of
years ago; arrived Sunday for a
visit. He now lives at Ferndale,
Wash, where he is engaged III in far
ming and says he is we'll satisfied
with his new home. e.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson, from St.
Peter, is visiting with Mrs. Aug. A.
johnson, of this city, and with 9th
er friends here and in northern
Vega, in which latter place she
taught school several years ago,
before her marriage. Her. husband
is professor at Gustavus Adolf
phus College. - :.s: +. E.-
Mrs. Frank E. Johnson entertain
ed at her home last Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Minnie San
derson of Twin Falls, Idaho, and
Miss Ella Lundgren, of Warren.
The rooms had beenprettily decor
ated with cut flowers. A delicious
repast was served to the guests,
covers being laid for twelve. --Bau-
dette News. ~s.~
Tom Keefe, city marshal, arrest
ed one Jim Fitzpatrick last Satur-
day for selling liquor to an Indian.
The offender was brought before
Judge Grindeland, plead guilty to
the charge and was fined S25, which
amount he had to borrow from a
friend. Fitzpatrick, it is said, ad-
mitted that he also had procured
liquor for minors, and fearing that
he would be charged with this Of
Tense, he is thought to have made
himself scarce, leaving the friend
who paid his fine in the lurch..