Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-09-06
"A. Melgaard spent Monday at

Fails Monday nlSnU.
Miss Bertha Loughridge came
| down from Stephen Monday night.
The Misses Maude Brown an6
Lily Franson were at Argyle Friday
DIR. II. G.. Stuhr returned Monday
to resume his duties in the City hos
pital at st. Paul.
Miss Ada Wolfe came down from
Kennedy Monday evening for a visit
with her brother.
Geo. F. Briggs, Unpopular wheat
buyer OF Angus, Mimi, was in the
city Wednesday.
Carl j. Johnson, HI. Golden and
81. B. Halvorson left Saturday night
to attend the state fair.
Ford Walker boarded the train
Saturday evening for Fargo and
spent Sunday with his family.
Miss olga Blomsness and Mrs.
G. Burseth left Saturday night, and
will spend a week at the state fair.
Miss Christine Olson returned
Monday morning from an extended
visit with friends in Detroit, MINI.
Miss Jessie johnson went to
Crookston last week, where she will
spend the winter attending school.
The Flying Durchman invites ev-
erybody to call in to L1NDBERG &
LUNDGREN's for their wagons, plows
and buggies. -...
- Be snre to come and hear Con-
gresham Eddy discuss the political
questions OF the day at the Warren
opera house on the evening OF Sept.
18th.
Mrs. D. Farrell and Miss Bertha
Blank returned Saturday morning
from two months visit with rela-
tives and friends at Uniontown, Wash.
-LosT: In Warren, Aug. 81, a
black shepherd dog, white legs, white
strip in head and brown dots above
his eyes. Leave information at
SHEAF Office.
. -Chas. Westerberg, one of Polk
county's leading Pops, came upfrom
Crookston last Friday and distrib:
uted his hearty laugh around among
his many friends in Warren.
"A. P. Mcintyre, the Jolly proprie.
tor OF the Windsor hotel, grabbed
his grip Saturday night, and we
heard him remark that he was going
to see that big fair at St. Paul.
We have just received direct from
the old country one of the largest
shipments of Pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil ever brought to the state
Fresh and pure. JOHNSON DRUG Co.
p. Sinclair and wife, Of Chicago,
and D. Sinclair and wife, OF Grand
Forks, arrived last week for a few
days visit with P. Sinclair, OF this
city, of whom the gentlemen are
cousins. -. 49,.
Ed. Mossefn, OF Crookston, came
up this week and is the guest of
Henry Taralseth for few days. He
brought his gun and dog and will help
the local sports kill off the surplus
game in this district.
Elmer, the twelve-year-old son OF
A. NJ. Lodmell, former resident OF
Warren, was accidentally shot and
killed by another boy near Mekin-
ock, N. D., a few days ago. The
boys had been out hunting.
Toilet soaps should be one of the
cares of those who desire to keep the
skin smooth and healthy. The JOHN
SON DRUG Co. has one of the finest
lines to select from, and at prices that
puts it in the power of everyone to
have the best the market affords.
The street commissioners depart
ment has been busy this week clean
ing up the CUTTERS and otherwise put
ting the streets in shape. This is a
good move as nothing detracts SO
much from the looks of town as
poorly kept streets.
w. j. Brown and w. N. Powell
left the fore part Of the week for War.
road, Mimi, to look after business
matters. They are interested with
D. A. Finley and others in a boom
company operating on Lake Of the
Woods and Rainy river, and which
promises to be very profitable.