Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-13
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Carl Hanson was in from New
.Solum yesterday.
We pay the highest market price
for wool. The Peoples Trading Co.
Mr.. 0. P. Oseth, the sturdy Big
Woods farmer, was in town yesterday.
Farrell the jeweler has added a fine
line OF cut glass to his stock. 2S-2t
DIR. r. I. Frank has commenced
the erection OF fine residence on
First street.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac F. Hall, OF
Fir, Mimi, have spent few days in
town this week.
R. Sullivan has returned from
his visit to the great Pan-American
show at Buffalo.
Miss Genevieve Scarf aud Miss
Hettie Scarf left Tuesday evening for
iSunnyside, Wash.
Robbers broke into Cote's saloon
at Stephen last Sunday night and
robbed the till OF 500.
Isaac Granum, OF Brislet, left last
night for Wolverton, Mimi, to at
tend a>church convention.
Miss Belle Borrill and Mrs. E.
sSlee attended a W. C. T. Z. conyen-
ton at Hallock this week. =
John Olson, who has been with
the State Bunk for short time, re-
turned to Minneapolis on Saturday.
We can sell you hundreds OF acres
OF grass if you are going to put up
hay, call on us. FLANDERS & WOOD.
Miss Florence Ketcham returned
home last Friday from Hamline Uni
'versity, OF which institution she is a
student.
-Apgar & Cline sold three choice
quarter sections of land to farmers
from the southern part OF the state
last Friday.
Bert Whitney returned home yes
terday morning from Hamline Uni
versity, which he has attended during
the past year.
Peter Peterson, who recently sold
his farm near Angus for $4,000, left
yesterday for southern Oregon on a
prospecting tour.
MIR. and Mrs. P. n. Blomsness
last Saturday brought their little
girl to st. Paul for medical treat
ment at hospital.
Fred Anderson, OF Stephen, is re-
~ceiving medical treatment at the
Warren hospital this week, his health
having been poor Of late.
"A. J. Hanson and N. II. Field,
two gentlemen from Yellow Medicine
county, have been here this week
looking the country over.
Mrs. D. A. Whitney and daugh-
ter, Hazel, arrived last Friday from
Prescott, Wis, to visit for a few
weeks with Warren friends.
Rev. C. Wahlin, of Vega, returned
home Tuesday from Minneapolis,
where he had attended the 43rd an
nual convention of Swedish Baptists.
Farrell the proprietor OF the 'sPio-
neer' jewelry store receives new goods
almost daily. His increasing trade
is the result Of fair dealing. 2S-2t
John Westman went to Hallock
yesterday to tiud out how much the
country around there has changed
since he was there about 20 wears
ago.
Go to F'arrelIs when in need ofanv
thing in the Watch, Clock, Jewelry,
,Silverware, and cut glass line. And
you Will be sure to get something re-
liable. 2S-2t
Leonard Peterson, electrician, is
in Crookston hospital seriously i'll
with inflammation of the bowels, Lat
est reports state his condition as
slightly improved. His family is at
his bedside.-Thief River Falls Press.
. Rev. Nathaniel G0thberg, the
new pastor Of the Swedish Mission
church, arrived last Friday to take
charge OF the congregation, he occu-
plying the pulpit for the first time
last Sunday.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve dinner in ". F.
Powell's warehouse on the 18th OF