Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
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Look out for Farrell's immense
holiday stock in a few days.
Q. Farrell has a large black bear,
nicely mounted and placed in his
show window.
The remains of the little son OF
Martin Anderson, Of Boxville, we're
inferred in Greenwood cemetery to.
day. A large number Of friends 81
the family were in a attendance.
Those who attended the ball at
Angus last night report a good time.
Prof. Johnson's Argyle orchestra
furnished the music. "A supper was
served at midnight.
Jim Jeffrips, the heavyweight
champion Of the world, has issued a
challenge to any heavyweight pugi-
list in the world barring j. j Corbett
to fght.on some date between Feb
and Feb. Ii.
Jolly Will Hinchman and sedate
George Cheney enjoyed themselves to
the full length OF the rope last eve
ming at Mr.. George Trott's. Their
pleasant smiles this morning was No.
| evidence that they were enter
tanned to the highest top notch.
John Jay Edison has been APP
pointed chairman of the committee
having charge OF the inaugural cere-
monies. The Office was formerly
rendered to T. w. Noyes, but he de-
clined as his duties would not per-
NIT him to- take it,. IA
"A singular thing about the death
Of Leonard Day, who was killed in
Minneapolis a week or SO ago, is
that less than two hours before his
death he clinked glasses with two
women who had drunk to the toast,
Let us eat, drink and be merry, for
tomorrow we die.''
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church held sale OF. fancy work,
handkerchief and cakes at the church
last night. A good crowd was in at
tendance and The articles put up for
sale were readily purchased at good
prices. During the evening the ladies
served coffee and cake, aad the affair
was very successful both socially and
financially No 1=s.
. From Mondays Daily.
Lutad Lut-Fisk for endast 10 cent
pundet hos PEOPLES TRAD1NG Co:
Lester Wolf took the train for
Kennedy this morning for few days
visit.
Miss Sadie Silberg left this morn
ing to spend the holidays at home in
town of Lincoln.
-Stockman Stewart came in this
morning from the south to gather
up another lot OF stock. - r.
H. w. Luckow, who sells liquid
hardware to our dealers in that ar
ticle, was in town today.
Frank Seign has been doing a
wholesale hog killing business at the
Spaulding farm for the past few days
Carl Lind has erected a sign over
his -four and feed store and has in
quite a large stock OF the goods in
his line.
. Tom Taraldson, OF the Robert
son Lumber Co., who has been alb
sent for week or so, returned this
morning.
-Erick Koppang is carrying his
neck in sling for the past day Or
two on account OF a sleight attack
OF quinsy.
Mrs. Sherman, OF Colfax, Wis,
arrived this morning for a visit with
her brother, W. J. Geroy, Of the War.
rem Bakery.
Married: BY Rev. A. Mattson
today, Mr.. John johnson and Miss
Lima Bjerland, OF town Of Lincoln
Marshall Co. q 81.
Why does Farrell do such an i'm.
mense business in the jewelry linei
Because he sells the best goods anc
has the lowest prices.
81. F. Dillon, OF Cherokee, Iowa
came up on this mornings train ano
is the guestso IA. Camp bell, Of the
John Grove Land Co. ...
"A woman in q Grand Forks hote
the other night blew out the gas, anc
had not the night clerk made al
investigation at the right time the
90 & would $ha vn donn tho root