Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

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Pay part Of your loan any time.
See Flanders s. Woods ad.
Buy DR.. Parker's Remedies. They
are reliable. Johnson's drug store,
Miss May and Nellie Hoffmaster
left Friday night for Eau Claire, Wis.
Mrs. Farrell and Miss Grace En-
cry are spending the day with friends
in Argyle.
w. Case and Miss Jessie W het-
stom, of Argyle visited with Warren
friends Sunday
Mr.. r. G. Thompson is the name
ota new attorney, who has arrived
in the city for the purpose Of prac-
ticing his profession.
You can save money by getting
your storm windows and storm
doors from the ROBERTSON LUMBER
Co.
Fire insurance that insures either
City or Farm property.
a. s.. APGAR.
Rev. Z. N. Skunes and family
came up from Moorhead Friday and
spent several days visiting Warren
friends.
MONEY to loan on Farm lands,
North, South, East and West. No
delay. BANK OF WARREN.
Walter Whitney left Friday night
for Walker, Mimi. where he will in
furture reside, his father being agent
forsthe B. & N. NJ. r. R. there.
Miss Caroline Lodoen arrived
home this morning from a years
visit at her old home in Norway.
She says her brother Iver=is on his
way home.
Save fuel bills and doctor bills by
providing your dwellings with storm
doors and storm wind lows. Can be-
bought cheap from the RoBERTsoN
LUMBER Co.
/ 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.
rTinsmiths are busy fixing up the
tin roof Of the school house. The
past excessive rains have pointed
out all the holes and made it peces-s
sary to patch them up.
/ A. N. Shaw has given both his
livery barn and his residence a sound
repairing, SO as to DE read to wealth
er the winter, which may drop in on
us now any time. 555s. Il
Your children must besupplied with
the necessary books, pens, pencils
tablets, etc. The JOHNSON DRUa Co.
has the only complete line in the city.
Call in and secure your supply early.
and avoid the rush next week.
Mrs. AL. Fish, and sons Roy and
John, left Tuesday for q visit with
relatives and friends at Abel and
Redfield, Iowa. Mr.. William Fish,
who has been here on 9 visit, re-
turned to Iowa at the same time.
DIR. J. D. Taylor, Of Stephen, has
resigned as candidate for coroner.
on the republican ticket, and the
name OF DR.. Theodore Bratrud, Of
Warren, has been substituted by the
county committee to fill the vacancy.
Cline, Payne & Cline closed a deal
yesterday by which Messrs. Smith 4
Miller, Of Cherokee CO., Iowa, became
the possessors Of three quarter sec.
tions OF land within two miles and a
half OF town. We did not learn the
amount paid, but understand it was
a handsome figure.
One Of the prominent st. Paul
hunters who spent q few days here
the past week, made the remark that
he could hardly keep away from tax
idermist E. .. Browns window, as
the collection was one of the finest he
ever saw and was worth the trip up
here to see it.
Harry Wood and Doug Farrell
went out for a goose hunt the other
day and report the birds very scarce.
They only saw one flock during the
hunt and as that was late in the eve
ming, they we're unable to get any,
although they succeeded in getting
an effective shot into them.
DIED: Emil George Eric son,
son Of Aleck Erickson, 81 town Of
Oak Park, died Sept. 29, 1900, Of
Ets 8 y. ss a q -, ]. -,