Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-29
Red River Valley Kernels

Roseau county has over 81 ,0O0, 900
in bank deposits.
Grygla can now boast of having
an electric light plant.
The total bank deposits of Ada
amount to over 100000.
Work has commenced on the
electric light plant OF Drayton, N.
Oak.
The village Of Plumme- may OBJ
tain electric light service from the
Red Lake Falls plant.
The northwestern Marshall school
children's industrial contest will be
held at Stephen, October 9Th and 9th.
A Red Lake Falls man succeeded
in taking a snapshot Of a wild deer
that had strayed in close to the city
limits.
Red Lake county has let the con-
tract for repairing the Pembina trail
which passes thru the western part
of that county.
The Farmers State Bank is the
name of the new banking institu-
tion, that opened its doors at st. Hi
laire this week.
Andrew Warner, a farmer living
near Stephen, broke three ribs and a
collar bone, when the steering wheel
of his car locked and the car turned
turtle, last Friday.
The Otter Tail county poultry rails
ers association will offer s4OO in
prizes for the best poultry at the OF
ter Tail county fair to be held be-
ginning October 18th.
The Thief River commercial club
and city band left Tuesday of last
week for 160 mile auto tour 10
Roseau and made stops at all the
towns along the way.
Some fifty town lots were sold at
Oslo last week by the townsite COM
pany. This shows that the investors
have a great deal Of faith in the flu
ture Of the village
Mike Cunningham, farmer hand
employed near Moorhead, was
trampled to death last Friday, when
a team of runaway horses with a
heavy wagon passed over his body.
Mrs. Thomas Logan aged 60, re-
siding nine miles from Fisher, died
lastWednesday as the result Of tax
ing a large dose of carbolic acid by
mistake. Death came 40 minutes af-
ter taking tt'.e aala.3.5 ~
Fred Quantook, farmer residing
west Of Argyle, threshed 115 bushels
of oats per acre from field of II
acres. As far as we have heard,
this IS the biggest yield per acre of
oats threshed this season.
The first saloon to be closed on
account Of the county option elaetion
in Pennington County was the Brum-
mund Bar in Thief Rive: Falls. The
former saloon man will remodel the
building for "movie house"
During the month of Senten,b Der up
to date there have been shipnd from
the station at Argyle 165 carloads of
grain. This makes an avera~e of
six cars a day that have been shipp-
ed.
A few years ago it was impossible
to drive by auto between Roseau and
Warroad. Now a car can make the
trip in an hour and twenty minutes.
This certainly shows that the work
Of building good roads in Northwest
ern Minnesota is advancing rapidly.
The Strandquist consolidated
school has purchased three busses to
convey the pupils of the combined
districts to the enhool !>,,;tdinp.
They will be equipped with a heat
ing stove, thus making it pleasure
to attend school even in the coldest
weather.
Editor Carr, of the Middle River
Pioneer, is trying to talk the villag-
! ers into taking an auto tour to Ar
gyle, Warren, Crookston and Thief
River Falls. It is a good stunt to ad-
vertise town and whenever you
fcome, let us know brother Carr. and
Warren will welcome you.