Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
GInanings sths' asemH Home Field

Get Honey, and Fruit, at Slice Bros.
Hon. Vim Anglim,, OF Crookston,
was in town last Friday.
Miss Villa Wallace returned to
her home at Osakis on Monday.
Sidney Lyle, the Crookston piano
tuner, spent few days in town this
week. -..
Edward Lodin left Monday for
Detroit, where he has obtained en-
ployment. c
*. J.. Taralseth returned home
Tuesday from a pleasant outing at
Maple Lake.
p. A. Dalquist left for St. Paul
last Saturday. to resume his duties
as mail clerk.
The best and most up to date cor
set that is comfort to any lady can
be bought at 6. C. Winchester's
Miss Hanna Smith, the popular
school ma'am, OF Vega, went to Min
neapolis Monday to visit friends.
Fred Lundberg, who used to buy
wheat at Warren, is now at May
vile, N. D., in charge OF an elevator.
Miss Laura Roseno, OF Fargo,
N. d., arrived Monday to visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. J.
Brown.
The Improved United States Sepa-
rator has only three pieces to clean
where you will have from 20 to Is in
Others.
H. L. Melgaard and family, of
Argyle, returned home yesterday
from "a pleasant outing at Maple
Lake.
Capt. J. Morck left Tuesday for
his home in New York, after pleas
ant visit with his son, Clerk Of Court
Morck, OF this city.
H. Vaudeville, OF Santa Bar
.bara, Calf, an old friend Of the fam
lily Of L. Lamberson, arrived Satur-
day for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Amanda Swanson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P.
Mattson, for few days, returned to
her home at Moorhead on Monday.
William II. Hanson, an attorney
who few years ago held down a
>clerkship in the office OF A. Grinde-
land, arrived Monday to renew old
acquaintanceships.
Chris Halsa was down from
Nielsville between trains on Monday.
His nephews, Fritz and Walter Lar
son, sons OF NJ. L. Larson, returned
home with him for visit.
e. A. AubOl blew in from the
Rainy River country last Saturday,
bringing with him a fresh supply of
hunting and fish stories, Indian ad-
ventures, hair breadth escapes, etc.
&C. S. Dalquist left for his claim
in the Rainy River country on Tues
day, going by way Of Winnipeg. He
has secured. the position OF teacher
at Pelan, Kittson county for the
coming year.. ~ f..~ .-
Il. Lamberson yesterday sold
the southwest quarter of section 36,
township 1855, range 49, to A.. D..
Vansickle, OF Iowa, who will bring
his family here and take possession
OF the farm at once.
Jacob Morck, OF Crookston, came
up Saturday to visit his brother,
Clerk OF Court Morck, and also his
father, Capt. Morck, before the lat
ter's departure for his home in New
York. He returned to Crookston on
Monday.
Rev. NJ. L. Hutton came up from
Bralnerd Monday: to see how things
were progressing in Warren since he
left. He seemed to be we'll satisfied
with mis- new location, although
Warren appears more home like to
him get awhile.
The Presbyterial Christian En-
<deavor Union OF the Red River Pres
bytery, will hold convention in this
city, Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug.
27 and, %. Good speakers will be
present, among them DR.. R. N. Ad
ANS and R. F. Sulzer, OF Minneapolis,
and DR.. F. H. Hays, OF Grand Forks.
"a large number of the friends OF
Mrs. A. Melgaard surprised her at
her pleasant home Tuesday evening.