Warren sheaf., 1901-04-25
r. Glavin has been appointed

Mrs. Schuneman, of. Crookston
is visiting Miss olga Blomsness to.
day,
-Erick Falkeid, the hotel man oI
Stephen, transacted business in our
city Monday.
Postmaster Nelson, OF Argyle
came down Thursday evening and
shook hands with Warren friends!
Bert Mack, OF Wanger, is spend.
ing few days in the city placing
local agencies for book publishing
house.
p. A. Dalquist came home Fri.
day to enjoy few days respite from
the railway mail service. He left
again on Monday.
+ If you want to sell your farm
write or call on Flanders & Wood,
Warren, Mimi. Over 5000 acres
sold by them the past few days.
e, Hewett left last night for Du-
luth to accept a good position with
the Omaha road. His family will
probably remove to Duluth shortly.
The fishing season has COM
menced in Warren and those hay
ing leisure spend the time at the
river fishing, resulting in big strings
OF nice large fish.
Deputy Bank Examiner Ekman
was here last Friday looking over
affairs at the State Bank, and as
usual found everything in first class
shape at this institution.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Joseph Hebert, OF Chippewa Co.,
Wis, and Delvina Giroux, OF Argyle;
Henry Blais and Malvina Duquette;
and to George Clark and Christina
Olson, OF Stephen.
See C.S Hull if you are thinking
OF buying a safe. He handles one of
the best makes on the market. He
has a special farmers safe that it
would pay farmers, who have valu-
able papers, etc., to look at.
&C. E. Lundquist brought his fami-
ly to Warren last week, and they are
now comfortably domiciled in the
John E. Hunter residence on Johnson
ave. Their many friends are pleased
to- see them residents of Warren
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Granskog, of
town OF Eagle Point, were doing
some trading with Warren mer-
chants Tuesday. Mr.. Granskog had
not visited our city since 1896, and
was pleased to see how we had
grown.
Jacob Sjogren, from the town OF
New Maine, was in Warren Tuesday.
He said there are a number of chill
dren in his neighborhood who ought
to be going to school, and he was
anxious to have a school district
organized.
The entertainment given by
the Y. P. S. G. E. at the opera house
last Friday night was interesting in
its variety and gave good satisfac-
tion to the large audience present,
as did also the refreshments served
at the close OF the play.
II you want to trade your farm for
stocks OF drugs, merchandise, boots
and shoes, livery stables and stock,
hardware or hotel property, see
Flanders & Wood. We will guaran-
tee you an honest deal.
John O'Halloran writing the
SHEAF from Tekoa, Wash, says that
they are about half through seeding
(Apr. ~, but that the weather is
not to say warm yet. He says the
country is very hilly, and not like
the beautiful prairie in Minnesota.
Editor N. S. Gordon, of the Polk
County Journal, made his first visit
to Warren yesterday. He was
pleased with what he saw of our lit
tie city and returned home with the
knowledge that there is at least one
live town in the valley besides
Crookston.
This is good drying weather and
even the wet fields are getting in
good shape to receive the seed.
Work is progressing nicely in this
vicinity. Many farmers between the
rivers in Oak Park and Bigwoods
are already through and waiting for