Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-08-25
Z Halvor Naeseth, Of Big Woods,

= P. B. Malberg and family re-
turned home yesterday morning from
Goodhue county.
The Peoples Trading Co. are in
stalllng an aceteIyne gas plant into
their store building.
- The Experience Party" which
was to have been given Sept. 9th, has
been postponed until Sept. 23rd.
H. I. Golden happened 10 cut
his hand quite badly the other day
and consequently carries it in a
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p. Nilsson, OF Stephen, has rented.
the old Berget building and W i'll
start first class laundry there the
first OF next month.
Mrs. f. j. Pepin and Mrs. Tres
sic Griffin, OF Montana. sisters of
Mrs. Chas. Wittensten, are visiting
on the Ramsey farm.
Crookston is raising a fund for
monument to Archie Patterson, the
Crookston soldier, who was killed in
the battle at Manila.
- The Young Ladies' Sewing So
ciety OF the Swedish Lutheran church
will give lawn social at the par
sonage on Tuesday evening next
week.
Rev. John Thomas Smith, of Ar
gyle, will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday morning and evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
DIR. FOSTER, the Grand Forks
dentist, will be in Warren Wednes-
day, Sept. IA, to remain 2 days.
Up to date dental work at reasona-
BILE prices. Office with DR.. Wattam.
The Warren Manufacturing Co.
have installed a new six-ton Fair
banks scale into their eleva tor, and
are now in good shape for handling
this years crop. T. E. Moulton will
be the wheat buyer.
- D1. Rose, the dentist, has come
to town and will remain until the
3]st OF August, and positively no
longer. All those wanting first class
dental work done at moderate
charges should call on him early.
Notes for work will be accepted.
- Leonard Erickson gave a party
to the teachers and school ma 'ams
OF the training school at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grindeland on the
evening Of Aug. 13, at which a large
number OF the teachers were present
and spent an enjoyable time. This
item was overlooked last week.
Dudley Cheney, of Akron, N. Y,
father of John, Charles and George
Cheney, arrived Monday morning for
visit with his sons. He was accom-
panied by daughter, Miss Ann Che
ney. who arrived here Sunday, hav-
ing travelled from Crookston on her
wheel, there being no Sunday train.
- Mumford and Harris visited over
in Alabama Saturday and Sunday,
and tell of how we'll they were treated
by the people over there, especially
the old veterans of the confederacy,
who seem, if possible, even more en-
thusiastic over the present war than
the. people of the north.-Camp
Thomas, Ca, correspondence in
Crookston Times.
Peddlers for different wares are
again said to infest this county, and
it is well for farmers to be on their
guard. Like grasshoppers sitting
on the fence waiting for the crop to
grow, so these people have been
watching for the time when it is sup
posed farmers will have some money
to- spend. Not less than four ped
dlers ofgroceries are said to be work
ing in this vicinity. taking orders
from farmers. Some articles they
sell may appear cheap, but by clever
ly combining large number of diff
ferent articles in a list OF goods, the
farmer will fad upon inspection that
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