Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

From Wednesday s Daily.
Miss Crony went to Argyle this
morning.
Crookston schools were closed
yesterday.
Mrs. j. s. Hilleboe is visiting
friends in Argyle to-day.
Mrs. T. Morck went up to Argyle
this morning. for a visit with friends.
Mrs. IL. M. Swanson took the
morning train for Argyle for few
days visit.
If anybody has a remedy for the
blues now is good time to put it on
the market.
Election returns are very slow
coming in and nothing definite can
be said as to results yet.
Mrs. Clark and Miss Edgar, of
Angus, came up this morning for a
visit with Warren friends.
! Misses Valida and Elsie Darkow,
of Crookston, are visiting. with the
family of W. ]. Shaughnessy.
"A. d. Ralston, Of West Bridge
street, is making some improvements
in his already handsome property.
. Anton Warhoel, who was cut by
Sever Larson in the scuff1e in Kop-
pang's saloon last week, is out again.
Marshall County Land Company
has $250,000.00 to loan on improved
farm lands in Marshall and Polk
counties. .--..' .a...a 81
Vic. Smith has been spending a
few weeks down Bemidji way, but
came home to have a week Or two's
good hunting. ".....~ L
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. J. P. Easton on Tuesday, Nov.
ID, at 3: 30 pm.
The dry spell has now lasted
long enough to make threshing pos
sible, and farmers are getting down
to business in that line. H.
Miss Elsie Darkow, who spent
yesterday and to-day as the guest of
Miss CECILIA Shaughnessy, returned
home on this evenings train. a.. 4
"A deputy sheriff was killed and
four special policemen fatally
wounded in Denver yesterday. It
was a row between the officers.
We seem to be about in the midst
of a wood famine. Some of our
farmers could make a pretty good
hit if they could bring III. a few loads.
John Lund purchased some fine
fixtures for his new saloon while in
st. Paul, and says he expects to
open up about the middle OF next
week..
e. A. Penney, who looks after
the molars of the residents of Warren,
came down to witness the play at
the Grand last evening.-Croo
Journal. -. - II
Justice Carlson says he is going
to be good Samaritan and break the
wood famine. He has ordered two
car loads of wood that will be, here in
a day or two.
The best method of cleansing the
liver is the..use OF the famous little
pills known as De Wits Little Early
Risers. Easy to take. Never grippe.
Johnson Drug Co. -
Protect your children from the
cold drafts Of winter by furnishing
your houses with storm doors and
storm windows bought from the
LUMBER Co.
Hank Murray had several fish
stories on election returns to josh the
boys with this morning. Some OF,
those who were not onto his propens->
ity for joking left the depot wonder.
ing what had struck the country.
Probably the largest amount Of
money ever received for car load Of
grain shipped from the valley was a
check for 81 900 for car Of fax sold
by Levi Good, of Ottertail county,
last week. The grain netted him
81 .55 per bushel.
ID. Bernard, Harry Bernard,
Judge Hull, p. Z. Brown, Walter
and John Bolton left this
morning for the big game country.
They went prepared to make about
two waaLa, ctav +ak;ne a1o,, r. two,