Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-31
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1t will make your eyes stick out to
see FarrelPs new stock OF goods. &
IF. 6. Stromgren was down from
Nelson Park yesterday visiting his
parents.
-Axel Swanson and Minnie Sagnes
were married at Warren ON Oct. "a,
by Rev. H. o. Ostgulen.
Rev. A.. Madison will hold serv-
ices in the Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Peoples Trading company are
making preparation for their Great
Fur Opening, Saturday November 8.
Get a rs cent bottle of that fine
Silverware Polish at Farrell's and
make your, silver ware look like new.
Rev. P. j. Lindberg, OF Crooks
ton, will preach in the Swedish Mis-
sion church next Sunday morning
and evening. ........-~-.....
-Monrad Olson went to Moorhead
Monday to visit his brother L. S.
Olson, and will probably spend the
winter there. 80
Joseph Lees, a relative of 81.
Dillabaugh, returned to New York
state last Friday, after spending the
summer here. ....~
-Albin Hanson, one of town of
Vikings progressive young farmers,
attended 10 business affairs at War
rem Saturday last. 4 I'd IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Taralseth
went to Crookstoni Saturday eve
ming, to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Mossefn, over Sunday.
Miss Mary Forsberg, OF Grand
Forks, sister OF CT. Forsberg of this
place, arrived here Monday and is
visiting her brother.-Pelan Posten
John E. Lund returned home
Monday morning from Carver, where
he had been to perform the last sad
duty to his father, who died recently.
The Peoples Trading Co.will give a
meal ticket with every SIS. 90 cash pur-
chase on Nov. 9th, their Great Fur
opening day. You can choose your
own hotel or restaurant.
&C. W. Peterson, lately OF Duluth,
Mimi, arrived Saturday to visit his
brother-in-law, Ed Franson. Mrs.
Peterson and children are now visit.
ing in Roseau county, where Mr..
Peterson also intends to 60. -~..-.
Mr.. E. Dahlquist, OF Warren, re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
trip to Roseau county and eastern
Manitoba, where he and Mr.: Hanson
have been looking for a good place
to invest their money.-Pelan Post
sen.
Ut looks as if the Peoples Trading
company is going into the circus bus
mess the way they are collecting ami
mails, but we understand they are to
have a big Display at their Fur open
ing Nov. 9th.
Mrs. C. S. Hull entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Thursday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Apgar OF Excel
:sior, MIMI, Mrs. A.. NJ. Slocum, of
Minneapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Apgar and daughter. The decora-
tions we're autumn leaves and ferns.
- Gardner Woolery went to Crook
ston Monday to file on valuable
homestead in town Of Brislet, the Sc
4 Of Sec. II. He contested the land
lover two years ago and won his case
I at the local land Office and also be-
fore the commissioner and secreta-
~ OF the interior at Washington.
: W. J. Brown was his attorney.
Mrs. Read of the township of
New Maine, Marshall county, found a
wolf in the road as she was returning
from a rural postofice one daylast
week, and the animal didn't propose
to give her right Of way. She had a
dog along that took an interest in
the wolf and the latter in turn forgot
all about Mrs. Read Crookston
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+ The annual meeting OF the Swed-
ish Mission Friends in the Red River
valley district, will be held,~at the
Swedish Mission church at Warren,
commencing Nov. Sth and continu.
ing over the following Sunday A
7 number Of ministers will be present.