Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-09-20
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ID. A. Whitney came up from
Minneapolis Wednesday morning.
Andrew Blomsness and Mr.. Rix-
1ord left Monday for Denver, Col.
The river is now higher than it
mas been since a year agolastspring.
e. Hewett is away atSt. Thomas
N. D. putting in telephone system.
Mrs. HE. Robbins returned Mon
day night from weeks stay at Hal
lock.
Go. supt. of Schools, Bennett of
Argyle was in the city latter part of
the week.
A fine daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Madison on Mon.
day this week.
The Warren Manufacturing Co.,
are giving their elevator new cover
ing of shingles.
Max Ericsson, Crookston' g whole
sale liquor man, was doing business
in town Monday.
Fine lot OF buggies over to LIND.
BERG & LUNDGREN's, suitable for
large and small families.
. Rev. P. M. Samuelson left last
week for visit with friends at Mime
-apolis and in Wisconsin.
Sunday night brought the first
frost of the season. This is an ex-
'ceptional record for this latitude.
The Parker Fountain Pen is the
best in the market and is to befound
only at the JOHNSON DRUG Co.'s
C. E. Carr was down from Steph-
en- last night looking up his political
fences and doing a stroke OF law
business.
John Koppang returned today
from Warren where he has been visit
ing with his brother Erick for the
past Mcintosh Tribune.
Hon. B. G. Gill left Monday for
his home in Chicago. He will stop
off for a few days to see Miss Flora
Henderson, who is attending school
there.
Jack Lindguist has been moping
around for the past week with a
case OF jaundice. Some Of his friends
had fears that he was turning to a
Boxer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Spaulding
returned from their wedding tour
Saturday morning and will begin
housekeeping in rooms over G. G.
Winchester's store.
Manager Lund has been busy
this week getting the buck yard in
shop for the winter. The machinery
has been properly housed and every
thing now wears a laid-by appear
ance
The basement OF John Lund's
new brick block on johnson, avenue,
is now completed and Contractor
Under has force of bricklayers at
work on the superstructure. The
building will be ready for occupancy
in few weeks.
-Workmen are engaged taking
away the debris from Frans Frans-
sons lot on johnson avenue, and
Contractor Under will start the
new brick building in a few days.
Mr.. Fransson will erect a block that
will be a credit to the street.
Perfumes are now in vogue again
among the elite. Never for years has
so much attention been paid to this
article of the toilet. The JOHNSON
DRUG Co. has just put in one of the
finest lines in the state in anticipation
of the great demand there will be for
it this coming social season. Come
see it.
Died: Mrs. McKellipp, mother OF
Mrs. John Bradley, OF town of Brislet,
Polk county, died last Wednesday,
SO years old. Her remains were tax.
en- to Viola, ILL.,, on Friday for inter
1nent, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. John Bradley A large number
of relatives and friends mourn the
death OF a truly good woman and
<one of our early settlers.
The Peoples Trading Co., have
Init on happy advertising plan for
this falls business. Their window
dresser has arranged in one OF their
windows representation of the nat
iional capitol, having on one side
the picture OF Mckinley and that Of
BRYAN on the other, with a card in