Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-09
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Attorney E a. Brekke, sc Argyle,
attended to legal business here Mon

udy
# Miss Elmira Rudloff, clerk il the
Office OF the county treasurer, IS away
spending her Vacat ton at Ada, Fargo
and other points 49,.
81 Frank Nemec, from near Angus, isl
In town today. He says he has finish
ed harvesting and will commence
threshing tomorrow. 81
8s#S }. @. Carlson and Fred Person,
prominent farmers from the northern
part Of the county, attended to bust.
ness ne in the city yesterday 3
#5 Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Whited, ef Min
.neapolis, have been visitors recently
at the home Of Aug. j. Bystrom.s Mrs.
sWhited is q sister of Mrs. Bystrom.
s ico,y the new liquid paste, always
ready for use. Handy for use in Of
ice or home. Try bottle, only 10
cents. 1 For sale at the sheaf Office:
Office. :ss.sS 's7.ss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Quistgard left
Tuesday evening on their honeymoon
trip. They expect to spend about two
weeks at the Norway Beach Hotel, at,
Cass Lake. 30
5ss Warren have their amateur garden
ers as well as any other small town!
Charley Erickson, Of the K. j. Taral-
seth Co. has grown pepper plant the
fruit of which weighs one-half pound 3
Anders Anderson, prominent farm
M d..
town Yesterday appearing before the
county board in the matter of the
M. Middle River consolidated school dis:
atrict sssssss
H. NJ Hanson and family, Of. this
city, Hilmer Lindberg and family, Mrs.
Q. j. Solibakke and Miss Andrea Han
son, all Of Dray ton, returned Sunday
evening from a weeks outing at De-
4troit. ~s7 - 1865 " 7-7'sSs.
10. Dahlin took over the manage
lment Of the Scandal Hotel, which he
owns, on August list. The hotel has
been operated under a lease by Mr.,
lGormanson during the past year. Mr..
5Dahlin and his wife are old hands
at the business and will do all thew
can to please their guests. 3s.' i
.& Otto Kranz Of town of. Cedar and
Arthur Olson of town Of Spruce Val
ley, both of them intelligent and pro
gressive young tillers Of the soil, were
in the city Tuesday appearing before
the county board in the hearing held
on the proposition to organize CON.
solidated school district at Middle Ri
yer. .s=...>
Aug. Lundgren gave his Sunday
school class a pleasant auto. ride to
Maple Lake and a picnic at the lake.
on Sunday last. The following
scholars participated in the outing:
Loren Olson, Bertel Johnson, Tennison
Nordstrom, Clarence Anderson and
Carroll Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Nord-
strom also were members Of the party.
NE NJ. L. Larson and daughter Ruth
who have been visiting relatives. and
old friends here for a few weeks. left
on Monday for their home in Turlock,
California, the return trip being made
via the Canadian Pacific Their many
Warren friends wish them safe jour-
ney home and would be pleased to
have them make another visit here
next summer. &.
w. A. Knapp arrived last Thursday
from Joliet, Ill, to look after the har-
yesting and threshing on the many
farms of the Pioneer Land & Loan
Company. Mr.. Knapp is a man with
an observin ing mind and having been
greatly interested in farming in the
Red River Valley for more than thirty
years, he has some good ideas in re-
gard to farming here. He says that
in order to keep up the productivity
of the soil and keep the weeds away,
more Of the land should be seeded
down to grass on every farm. More
grass would mean more cows, more
butter and cream, more hogs and more
money. Not very bad idea, we
should say, and If generally adopted