Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-09-18


AID entert ainment demons ratina
1.-THE three great marvels OF science
radium, liquid air and wireless tes
Ilegraphy Will be given in the near
future 1l under the auspices OF the
Warren school. .s5
1 laS4A 2. Vansickle, as usual, carried
loft many blue and red ribbons at the
county fair. He received first On
BLACK Victor oats, White Russian
oats, Swedish American oats, 2-row
and Grow barley, on wheat and on
IOther products. /. AXIS
Ole Christensen, OF Holt, who has
been threshing southwest Of War
rem Tel many falls, Including this one
has finished this seasons run and
laid up his machine. He will 90 to
help p. P. Brandstrom run his ma
chine near Angus for a fey days be-
fore returning to his home. "
Joe Wiegert, one, Of our industri-
Gus and progressive farmers on
Eroute 2, who came here last spring
from Iowa, has suffered greatly re-
Gently from an abscess in The re-
giOn of the tonsils, necessitating THE
performance of an operation. He is
recovering nicely and will soon be
Eable again to attend ito his work on
the farm. .<t T.. - =: ~. &. @s.
Owing to an oversight we failed
to mention last week that Mr. and
Mrs. n. A. johnson, residing north
OF town, had entertained visitor;
from Illinois, namely, Otto johnson
lof Wenona, ILL.,, brother of Mr.
johnson and John Hylin, of Magno-
4 liza, ILL.,, "a brother in-law. Both LEFT
! for their homes last week, after :;
very enpoyable visit. 49,. u. ~ =..:
! Hugh Ferguson from near March
attended to business i'm Warren las
week. He stated to the Sheaf tina
he has raised fair crop consider.
ing the drouth in the early part O.
the summer. Mr.. Ferguson has de.
cided to move east of town to- farm
next year, as he considers the lan(
there better adapted for dairyinl
and the raising of beef cattle. ~.
Ed Rosendahl won nine blue rib.
bons and eight red ones for horses
cattle, hogs and sheep exhibited b.
him at the county fair. That is
very good record for one farmer. I
every farmer would interest him
self to the same extent in the coun
ty fair and in raising good stock
the fair as well as the cause of ag
riculture would show a big i'm
provement. (. :. .ys::.~ ~. ::
Elmer Erickson, of Clarence, I'll
was here for a week or two visitin
!. relatives and looking after his farm
in town Of Bloomer, leaving for hi
: home. last Saturday. He said tn
people of Illinois have suffere,
greatly from the extremely warn
= weather during the past summer
and ne was glad for an opportunit;
TO cool off here and enjoy a 600,
nights rest. VI. II, -
A. G. Setterholm, one of the wei
known early pioneers pf Marshal
county, from near Argyle, but VIII
has made his home on a homestead
near Baudette~ for number oil
years, is spending the summer with
his sons in this county. He is here
attending the county fair and VISIT
ling old friends this week. He
brought lot of garden stuff to the
flair and carried off number oil
prizes. s.> 3D. w. e"
! Mrs. H. C. Stuhr and son Ghaun-
cey left yesterday for their home II
Minneapolis, after visit here with
Mrs. Stuhr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. P. Easton. Mrs. Stuhr's husband
DR.. Stuhr, was here for few days
hunt last week. Mrs. ]. H. Bagley
who has made her home with hel
brother, Mr.. Easton, for some time
acc ompanied Mrs. Stu'hr to- Mime
apolis and will henceforth make hei
home with her niece there. - i,