Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-12-05

Wood in Warren. We guarantee the n
lowest rates. g
Ole Teigen, the Crookston real Y
estate hustler, spent few days in y
town last week looking after business n
matters. Y
AT the next regular meeting, Dec. y
10th, OF the O. E. S. will occur the y
annual election of officers. A full at y
tendance is desired. U
Go to Flanders & Wood for Farm e
Loans. Guarateed to have better &
plans, lower rates OF interest. "a
Money the same day as application y
is made if necessary. &
Mr.. Evans who will be here next Y
week was a member OF the Sanford 6
Dodge company last season and did q
the Chic part in Quo Vadis here. Il
Onr theatre goers will remember his IN
excellent Interpretation OF that part. Z
Farrell, the expert watch man, will &
sell you fine watch and save you 4
some money if you will only give z
him a chance to do so. =
F. B. Conklin and family left Y
Friday for Chicago, ILL.,, where, we 4
are informed, Mr.. Conklin intends to ID
open up flour. feed and commission 4
business. They have been, residents 4
OF Warren a number OF years and Z
leave many friends who will always J
remember them with pleasure. Y
On December -, in the Masonic Z
hall, will be held a School of Instruc- Z
tion for the Chapter of the O. f. S. j
in this district. All members are in y
vited to attend. A pleasant as we'll Z
as profitable time is anticipated, as =
the Worthy Grand Matron will be Y
in attendance. Chapter will be op- Z
ened at II a. ~, and close at p. NJ Z
H. R. Meisch, OF Argyle, is here =
for few days assisting Register OF !!
Deeds l.. M. Olson to catch up With \
the work in his office. The numerous Z
real estate transfers during the past I
year have made lots of work for the &
Register of Deeds, and large force [!
OF clerks and copyists are necessa- 9
rily employed to execute the same II
properly. 4
Arthur Chase, of the Sinner & .
Chase Investment Association, of Il
Omaha, Nebraska, is in the city to {
day comforting with the real estate s
men of Warren with a view of max 4
ing Investments. The SHEAF acknow- &
Lodges a pleasant callfrom Mr. Chase h
who by the way is an old newspaper =
man and consequently always at f}
tracted by the smell OF printers ink. 6
DIR. W. II. Winchester and fami- I
ly left Tuesday for New York city, s
where the doctor will again take up !
his work as member of the staff OF y
physicians at the Presbyterian Hos 4
pital. They will visit friends and re- Z
latives at Stoughton, Wis.,, and esle-
where, on their way east. The doc Y
tor and his highly cultured wife have Z
made MANY friends in Warren DUR ]
ing their summers visit.
Attached to yesterday mornings Y
passenger was special car carrying 3
party of distinguished Iowans, in {
Guiding Governor-elect A. b. Cum z
Minis, a number OF state officers, (
members OF the legislature, bankers h
and prominent business men. They +
have come to look over the famous :
Red River Valley, with view of in I
vesting some of their spare cash in
it's fertile lands, the cream OF which (
are located along the st. Vincent &
line n
Fire destroyed the small barn on y
the old Bishop johnson property 4
about 4:3O o'clock Wednesday morn 6
ing. John WestIin, of Argyle, is the (
present owner. No one seems to =
know how the fire originated. BY Z
dashing water carried from a we'll y
against the walls of the barns of q
Axel Skog and Alfred Carlson these j
buildings as we'll as the dwelling Z
houses close by, were saved. The K
fire company responded to the alarm IS
and sent a stream of water over the &
building just as it was about con- =
sumed by the flames. :
City treasurer A. Melgaard has n