Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-12-12
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term of school in Viking, is in town
today.
&C. 5. Richardson, of Farley, re-
turned Saturday from a visit at
Crook ston.
Wanted:- 5000 bushels of good
Oats. Apply to SPAULD1NG & Son,
at elevator.
Get Farm Loans from Flanders &
Wood in Warren. We guarantee the
lowest rates.
II. P. Lundin and Greeley Carr, OF
Stephen, transact business at the hub
Monday evening.
Prof. Alton, State Inspector of
High Schools, was visitor at the
Warren school yesterday.
"A. M. Schancke, cashier of the
First National Bank of Elmore,
Minn., is in the city today.
You can save interest money on
your farm loan by consulting
Apgar & Cline.
When looking for a present for
friend don't forget to call on Farrell,
the reliable Jeweller.
A full and most complete line of
silverware at Farrell's. Goods that
will last a lifetime.
DR.. L. Bratrud circulated among
the members of the medical profess
sion at Crookston last Friday even
ing.
Attorney Julius J Olson and dep
uty-sheriff Lewis A. Nelson drove to
Wylie, Red Lake county, Monday on
legal business. -
"A new telephone has been put in
to the residence OF Z. Knutson the
drayman, No. 63. Ring him up when
you need fuel or draying.
Farrell, the expert watch man, will
sell you a fine watch and save you
some money if you will only give
him a chance to do so.
Register of Deeds Olson spent a
couple days in Crookston this week
finishing up the job OF transcribing
the records to real estate in the strip.
Attention is called to the letter
OF the assistant attorney general in
this issue by which it is seen that
the county is responsible for expen-
SEES in small pox cases. !
"A few Swedish and Norwegian
books, such as hymn books, Abe
books, dictionaries, story books,
etc., some quite suitable for Christ
mas presents, are for sale at the
Sheaf office.
Don't fail to call on the Warren
Furniture company, and, look at
their fine line of Christmas presents.
Besides fancy furniture they have
some odd piecrs OF Japan chinaware,
rugs, hassocks, toys, etc., etc. ct
Herbert and Willie Thomas left
Tuesday with a car OF household
goods for the State of Washingt on.
Mrs. Thomas and the other children,
except Josiah, who will remain for
the present, leave tonight for the
west.
Clerk OF Court T. Morck, returns
ed Saturday from Germantown where
he had been to assist Judge Watts in
making 80 American citizens. He
was much impressed with the looks
of things in this new and rapid Y
growing portion of the county.
Miss Iuga Kirkholt, a young
lady OF New Solum, died suddenly of
heart disease, in Grand Forks, at
the home OF Thorn Gulseth, on Dec.
3. Her remains were taken to New
Solum, where she has relatives, for
interment.
The young lad, Hiding Smith, who
struck out to see the world about
the middle OF last week and GOT as
far as Crookston, returned home
Sunday, and will not be so anxious
again, perhaps, to leave home. His
father, L. N. Smith, went out on the
Fosston line to look for his boy, re-
turning home on Monday.
The First National Bank moved
into it's coy quarters in the new
Bennewitz block today. Carpenters
are still busy putting on the finish
ing touches, and the sound OF the
hammer and saw rnino.loo with tl,o