Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-11-22
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Falls, spent the night in the city
nome-going from a business trip to
Bemidji and Cass Lake. Croo kston
i Times.
The police in Grand Forks have
orders to arrest all children found
catching on bobs for a ride. This
lpastime is quite common in Warren
and should be stopped here also, as
it is very dangerous practice, and
an extremely annoying one to the
drivers. Parents ought to warn their
children not to engage in this sport,
and thus help to prevent The breaking.
OF bones and other injuries which
may result from the practice.
| From Wednesdays Daily. II
Jos. Warkus, Of Argyle, was
doing some trading with our mer-
chants to-day. 4 81
Miss Hattie Davidson came up
this morning from Keystone to he
present at the Harris Blank wedding.
The insurance. adjustors have
bee' here this week and arranged the
loss on the Warren Manufact uring.
Co.'S mill. "@ X.
DIR. G. A. PENNEY, irst-class den
fist. Office over johnson Drug Co.
All kinds Of modern dentistry. sn
" e.. ~, FRANK CLINE.
The ladies OF the Swedish Luther
an Church are arranging to give an
oyster supper at the Opera House on
the evening of the 29th, Thanks
giving. A. .-,'. zT.r>3.-..--a
John Walberg, OF Lower Snake,
has shipped five car loads of stock
this fall and he has two car loads
more ready for shi pmpnt as soon as
the market improves little.
The infant boy OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Halvorson was baptized last
evening at their home, receiving the
name of Henry Magnus. The cere-
m"ny was performed by Rev. A. G..
Quammen, OF CrOokstOn, @E@
Archie Carlson, of Red Wing, ar
rived this morning and will take
charge ofhis fathers farm near Juvik
post-off'ce the coming year Mr..
Carlson, ST., will return to his Red
Wing farm next Tuesday. n
One of the elephants in RingTing
Bros circus, gave birth to a baby
elephant, at Baraboo, Wis, the
other day weighing 200 pounds.
This is the second and largest ele-
phant ever born in the United States.
The Grand Forks Herald says
the Red river is higher than ever be-
lore in any fall for 20 years, that the
lakes and ponds at the head OF trib-
'tary streams are full to OVERLOOKING,
and that with a big snow fall another
fl ,od may be looked for in the spring.
| Charley Johnson, one OF those
good fellows who knows how to
turn the soil the right way TO make
the most mouey, came in to-day and
made our merchants feel good by
distributing some Of his surplus
cash amoung them. r.
-Erick Faller, of Warrenton, was
in town to-day purchasing supplies
for the winter. He starts tomorrow
for Spruce Valley, where he has put
up large amount, Of hay and feed
Tor his stock during the winter. He
takes with him all his stock from the
Warrenton farm. II
Frank Jerrue, of Warren, was
mere lasG evening, telling his friends
Of the recent destructive fire that
wiped out big chunk OF his capital
when the Warren mill burned. lie
proceeded to Grand Forks to attend
the meeting Of the Red River Valley
Millers' Association. ~ Crookston
Times. sa N.
"A brother of Edison, the famous
electrician, claims to have discovered
cheap process Of manufacturing
cheap fuel out OF straw or slough
grass, and a large plant is being
erected in a small town IN Grand
Forks county, N. D., for the purpose
OF turning out the new fuel, which it
is claimed will be much cheaper than
either coal or wood. AS. .yS
We have another duke in the
family. This time it is the Duke Of
Manchester. He was clandestinely
married to Miss Helena Zimmerman,
of 4 inoinno+ii 4l Tns& ~ u 8 - Z - s