Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

1'A iodu VI pulp peu VILE uSu re-
ceived at K. j. ,Taralseth.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply to WM. J. Brown.
Miss Freda Samueson returned
home last Friday, from visit at
Duluth, Mimi.
The Improved United States Sepa-
rator took the premium at the
Worlds Fair.
License to we'd was issued this
week to George Dufault and Marie
Monpetit, OF Argyle. ..-.- ..
A couple OF umbrella members did
a thriving business in this city the
fore part OF this week.
j. S. Hilleboe returned Wednes-
day from u business trip to Grand
Forks, and other points.
Theological Student E. A. Boyd
will preach next Sunday at 1920 a.
m. sin the Swedish Luth. church.
Wanted-a good girl for general
housework. Good wages and no
washing Apply to Mrs. L. R. Lakin.
Carpenter Nyland has COM
menced the erection OF new dwell
ing house for John F. Kelly on Di-
vision street.
Miss Hildur Sjogren of Crook
ston, who has been visiting young
friends in Warren, returned to her
home last Saturday.
Mrs. T. Wees, Mrs. P. Sinclair,
Mrs. S. B. Arnold, and Miss Maud
Wees returned Tuesday from
visit at Grand Forks, N. D.
u. P. Dalquist, one of Roseau
county's real estate boomers, arrived
last week to spend few days visit
ing with parents and frieuds.
John Turnquist, of Viking, who
has spent about four months at Ia
coma and Seattle in the state OF
Washington, returned home last
Friday.
Rev. A. Mattson started for Ro-
seau county by team last Friday af-
terIoon, to attend mission meeting
in the Swedish Luntheran congrega-
tions OF said county.
Mrs. Carl Johnson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J Jonn Becklin
in the town OF, McCrea, for about a
month, returned TO her home in
West Superior, Wis, last Friday.
Last Saturday, saw the first
wheat OF the season come into War
rem market. 1t came from the Wood
ward farm and the sample will grade
about No. 1 Northern.
Mrs. Inga Hanson of Fargo, N.
Oak, who has been visiting at the
home Of her brother, Anton bill, in
the town ofVega, for about six weeks
returned to her home last Saturday.
Here it is-Just the very liberal
pIan-iust the low rate Of interest,
and in fact just everything you
want, if you are looking for a farm
loan. Something new. See
FLANDERS & WoOD.
/, The City council at it's special
meeting last Saturday evening decid-
ed to put tiling in the bottom of the
slough that mars the appearance of
of North Main street at the corner of
Park avenue. This is piece OF leg
.islation that has been desired by the
residents of that part of the city for
several years, and will not only be
welcomed by them, but every one
who is interested in the looks, and
sanitary condition of the city. The
work OF fling in the deeper holes be-
gan Monday, and the tiling will b4
put in as soon as it can be shipped
in. This will be some time next
week.
Attorney julius J. Olson is back
from his outing at Lake Park, MINI.
He says that Becker county has
raised big crop this year and the
farmers are prosperous At Lake
Park which is a little town about
900 inhabitants, there are two
creameries, each employing three
teams for gathering cream, and this
industry has contributed largely to
the prosperity OF the farmers and en-
abled them to pay off most OF their
mortgaged Indebtedness. In one
month there we're u 600 lbs of h11t-