Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-22
Rev. Latimer, Of Euclid. is in the

city to-day.
County Commissions Rokke is
in town to- day
Thpo. GulicksOn and IL. s. Davis.
of Crook ston ,regist ered at the Wind
sor to-day.
C. N Carlson, Linco ln's popular
!. purv'eypr OF general merchandise,
! was was doing business in town to-day
heavy storm swept over Ten
lessee Yesterday, destroying much
property and causing many dea this.
Farm loans at z erctnt No COM
mission. Pay the principal up any
time YOU wish a s. 8APGAR, IS
Bennewitz Bldg. Warren.
John Anderson, the Vega farmer
who farms the right way, brought
inn load OF dressed turkeys to-day
and caught the marke at, top.
From Thursday Is Daily. "
See the Peoples fading Co.'S
coupon on the last page.
Remember the "Lut-fisk" at the
Opera house on Thanksgiving eve
ming. 81 1. ..#1 " 5l 3s
Attorney Erickson, Of Argyle,
came down last night and returned
his morning.
Walter Stone, Of Crookston, spent
the night in town, and left this NOR
ming for Argyle.
--Erick Holm, of Roseau +, is in
town to-day visiting his brothers,
Judge and John. !
IS. R. Montague, who looks after
collections for the Crookston Marble
Works, is in town today.
e. S. Bailey, with the "A. N.
Kellogg Newspaper Co., Minneapolis,
is in town, doing business with our
newspaper men.
-Supt. Bennett is in town to-day
looking after official business. He
still wears the smile caused by that
800 majority. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Clark were
among those who came down from
Argyle last night to attend the Harris
Blank wedding.
fyou want to get a good suit for
little money get them at the Peoples
Trading Co. Former price 5000
while they last $3.98.
&C. 0. Nelson, who has the deed
for a half section of the best land in
this district, came in this morning to
look after his interests. s.. ..s
-Messrs. II. Metgaard, Bert Ton
berg and F. E. Nelson have opened
bachelors quarters in the johnson
building. Monday evening they in
vited in few of their friends and
gave house warming. Those pres
ent report nice time.
Our machinists are kept busy
these days repairing bursted pipes
from threshing engines. The cold
weather makes it necessary to watch
engines very closely, and occasionally
a pipe will freeze up and that gener-
ally means trip to the machinist.
The Ladies Of the Swedish Luth.
Church will give a Supper and Auc.
ton Sale at the Opera house on
Thanksgiving evening There will
be ssLut-fisk" and other good things
to eat. The proceeds will go to the
building fund for the new Church.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. K. Langeland left last
evening for Highla ndville, Iowa. She
has spent the summer here, the guest
other daughter, Mrs.J M. Halvorson.
We have been told this week that
not much over half the threshing has
been done in this district. This
means the machines will be kept go
ling till after Christmas.
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Sheriff Green received notice last
night that Mrs. Amalia Hanson, Of
New Maine, had become insane. He
left this morning to bring her in.
She has been in the asylum before.
Nick Schantzen and Vic. Smith
went out hunting yesterday morning
and returned last night with two
large wolves and afox as the result
Of the days sport. Vic. had his wolf
hounds along and they caught and
killed all three Of the animals.
Go to Taralseth's for dressed chick
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