Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

f. - ii. Z. Clark, of Angus, was in
town Monday. -.-
Ira Bradley was an over Sunday
visitor in Crookston
viii Wattam came up from All
gus Saturday morning.
- DR.. II. Bratrud has been ap-
pointed city health officer
- Dan Robertson, Of Argyle, was
IN evidence in the city Monday eve
ming.
First-class harness, ali hand made.
at the new harness shop. Give me a
call, as I know I can satisfy you.
Repairing done. FRED SWANSON,
- Mrs. L. S. Bayrell, of Argyle,
visited with Mrs B. F. Bivins over
Sunday.
- Ed. Mossefin, OF Crookston,
spent a few days in the city the fore
part Of the week.
- Mr.. DR.. Chaplin, OF Euclid, was
visiting friends in the city the latter
part Of last week.
A social hop was enjoyed by the
young people in Edwardh's Hall
Thursday evening.
- p. F.. Newcombe, Great North
ern Railway Land Agent at Stephen,
was i'll the city Tuesday.
- Fred Lundber2 is spending
few days at Argyle this week taking
orders for nursery stock.
Mrs. Linda Smith and Mrs.
Fannie Robbins returned Monday
from visit at Crookston.
- Harvey Bradley returned Mon
day morning from Cambridge, Ill.,,
where he has spent the winter.
A. O. Burseth is down from
kittson county meeting friends and
acquaintances during court week.
Will Coon arrived Tuesday NOR
ming from Chippewa Falls: Wis.
where he spent Il large portion OF
the winter.
L. B. Lindquist Was Il passenger
to Crookston Saturday evening: FOR a
few days visit with friends in the
breezy city.
Now is Il good time to buy that
piece ot Railroad land that adioins
your fn"nl, before the spring rusl,
commences ". J. CARSON, Agt Il
Mo-. Ry. Lands. Argyle, MINI.
John Huggard returned Mon
day morning from a three months,
visit with relatives and friends at
lroquois, Ontario.
- At the old court house. Friday
evening, the Y. p. S. c. E. will give a
chestnut social. to which everybody
is cordially invited.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nixon left
Monday for the Yakima valley in
state OF Washington, where they in
tend to NAL their future home.
- Iver Warwick has bought out
the laundry business of A. Tanem.
Mr.. Tanem and family have gone to
reside on their farm in town CT New
Solum.
- Mr.. Linn Loughridge and family
have moved into town from the
country, and have taken up their
abode in their residence east Of the
school-hOuse.
- B. H. Erickson, who has been
employed for some time in f. g. Mel
sons fashionable tailor shop, left
Monday for Hallock, Mimi, where
he will open up q shop OF his own.
~ - Court convenes at the old court
room next Friday evening. Come,
see the chestnut soUvenirs-tastet the
genuine chestnut-hear the program
Of time-honOred music and recital
tions-play with us the games ofyore.
w. C. Andrew, the genial travel
ling salesman OF Wright, Barrett &
Stilwell, was lin town Tuesday, the
first time since the serious accident
which happened to him at Grand
Forks, and came near costing him
his life
- For ten cents you may gain ad-
lnittance, lunch sumptuously and
hear a rousing program at the c. r..
social Friday evening. Your extra
silver you may invest i'll a fortune,
and your coppers in homemade
candy.