Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-09-06
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

No. / Hard IS cts
Master Walter Seign is laid W
with a very sore leg this week.
Buy DR.. Parker's Remedies. They
are reliable. Wares drug store.
Miss Matte Slee is again in the
dry goods department at the Peoples
Trading Co.
Red men, there is cigar in town
called Wa-sa-ko-um, No. 81. When
smoking call for it.
Fine lot Of buggies over to LIND
BERG & LUN5GREN's, suitable fol
large and small families.
The Parker Fountain Pen is the
best in the market and is to be found
only at the JOHNSON DRUG Co.'s store
j. O. Larson, OF the Peoples
Trading Co., is in Chicago and other
eastern cities purchasing goods fol
his company. .......-
A large stock OF screen doors and
screen windows just received by the
ROBERTSON LUMBER Co. Call and
get our prices.
Il. B. Lindquist, of Warren, an
old East Union boy, was at his old
home and with friends for a day last
week.-East Union News.
Il. E. Rood, of Taralseth's dry
goods department., has been on the
sick list for the past week or two,
but is now looking better.
Mrs. L. Lamberson and Miss Flo
ia, Hon. B. G. Gill and Mr.. w. A.
Knapp attended the opera at Crooks
ton last Thursday evening.
Otto Edwardh is giving his bust,
ness house on Main street a new coat
of paint, making it look quite up-to-
date. Dan Main is doing the job.
M. Losey, Jr., deputy sheriff Of
Polk county and the Populist nomi-
nee for sheriff, was among those who
made visit to Warren last Friday.
Miss Susie Easton and her sister,
Miss Leora Easton, left Monday eve.
ming for Minneapolis to enroll them
selves as students at the state uni.
versity.
-Chet Ralston came up from
Crookston Monday and brought his
gun along for a few days shooting
with his brother, A. D. Ralston, OF
this place. .." ....
John. Lund has erected a real
Klondyke building and opened upfor
business this week. He will occupy
the temporary quarters until his new
building is completed.
Il. Loughridge: Thirty-eight
years ago to-day (Sept. A. I enlisted
in the army and swore to fight for
Uncle Sam in the civil war. I was
then a little over Is years Of age.
The Robertson Lumber Co. has re-
'ceived a supply OF drain tiles which is
just the thing for drainage purposes.
Very valuable for road construction.
Will be sold cheap in order to in
troduce.
Monday was a star day for War
rem business men. The rain Saturday
night and Sunday made threshing
impossible and all the threshers came
to town and our streets had a circus
day appearance. -.
-Axel Johnson, of Hastings, Mimi,
"a friend Of Lewis Westman, arrived
last Friday to try his luck at chasing
prairie chickens. He was accompa-
MED by two other mighty hunters,
III. R. Spur and N. L. Bailey, OF ST..
Paul.
"A fine flowing we'll has been
struck on the farm OF Mr.. A. III.
Scarf, four miles east OF town. 1t is
ITO feet deep, supplies an abundance
of good, pure soft water, and flows
several feet above the surface. Such
"a we'll is a boon OF priceless value on
a farm.
A drunk made things lively on
the streets for a few minutes Monday
afternoon. Marshal Dady had him
an charge, taking him to the cooler,
when he took a notion to run and lit
out. He proved too swift for the
venerable marshal but ran into the
arms OF sheriff Green who hung onto
him and assisted in running him in.