Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-18
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food music at the Opera house
Friday night.
Thomas Elliott returned from
Buena Vista last Saturday.
j. G. Stromberg is erecting a
barn ON his lot north OF the river.
Judge Holm reports business
quiet in the Probate court this sea-
son. 1r.' .
The Spaulding farm lost one of
their finest horses last week from
loekiaw.
Ice cream and cake at the Opera
house from ten until eleven tomor-
row night.
Sam Nelson, the Argyle Boniface,
was visitor in town Tuesday and
= Wednesday. -
Alfred Olson left Monday night
fog Duluth, where he will visit with
friends for few days. =.
Attorney Wilkinson, OF Crook
sson, came upWednesday and trans
acted a bunch OF legal business.
Senator Grindeland returned
Wednesday morning from St. Paul,
having finished his Legislative duties.
WANTED: Experienced girl for
general house work. Apply to Mrs.
j. T. Hunter, ; miles west OF town. r.
Methodist church, Sunday, Apr.
81. Morning subject. ITO Be a
Christian Evening, "He Got
Married. -.
M. H. Hendricks left Saturday
Tor Bemidji, where he expects to get
employment. His family will remain
here for the present.
The National Lie Insurance Com
panv is an old, strong, large. con-
sentative and popular company.
Flanders & Wood, agents.
Mr.. Whitaker, of the firm Peters,
Whitaker & Co., has been confined to
his room at the Windsor hotel for
the past three weeks with appendi-
'eitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Swanson re-
turned home Wednesday morning
from Belgrade, where they had been
TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. Swan
sons mother.
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.
See C.S Hull il you are thinking
s. oi buying a SAFE He handles one OF
the hest makes on the market. He
has a special farmers safe that it
would pay farmers, who have valu-
able papers. etc., to look at.
Miss Christine Olson leaves to-
morrow evening for Detroit for
visit with her cousin, Mrs. A. McGin-
Mss. A farewell party will be fen
dered her by her many Warren
friends at Lund's hall this evening.
Johannes Wee, of Oak Park, has
obtained a patent on his manure
distributing machine. By the aid of
friends Mr>Wee has had a machine
built for experimental purposes, and
practical farmers who have exam
lined it pronounce it a good thing.
john Grove, president of the
land and loan company that bears
his name, Was in town yesterday
talking over matters with j. A.
Campbell, the local agent at this
point. Mr. Grove says we are going
to have a big influx Of settlers this
season and he is putting things in
shape to handle them.
e. G.. Winchester this week re-
,ceived letter from his son. Walter
Winchester, who is at present living
in New York City. The doctor has
been studying there for some time
and has Just finished his final exami-
nations and has been appointed to a
position in Presbyterian hospital, OF
that city. This is considered the
best appointment that young doc
tor can receive.
L. J. Engstrom, who has resided
in Warren for a number OF years,
moved last Friday with part of his
family to town of NeWfylden. where