Warren sheaf., 1901-09-12
&C. A. Tullar began his threshing
operations Monday.

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Il. NJ. johnson returned from his
southern trip Monday morning.
"A blind fiddler entertained a
crowd on one of the street corners
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. O. Nelson, who has been
visiting at the home of N. q. Roam
for few weeks, returned to her
home at Fergus Falls last Saturday
The Improved United States sepa.
rator has only three pieces to clean
where you will have from 20 to 45 in
others.
We still have few of those
Farmers Institute books left. Ifyou
did not get one, call in soon before
they are all gone.
-Wm. Green, son of ex-Sheriff F.
A. Green, came down from Stephen
Saturday evening to attend the
High school, this winter. -
Ed Franson returned Tuesday
evening from Roseau Co. where he had
been attending the probate court in
connection with the estate of his late
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Il. P. Stranahan and wife, OF
Crookston, deputy auditor OF the St.
Hilaire Lumber Co., and a dentist
Brakeman, came up Saturday in
quest of the evasive chicken.
-Messrs. Apgar & Cline had a
of land seekers here the lat
ter part OF last week from the north-
ern part Of Iowa. They went over
a great deal OF country and went
away highly satisfied with Marshall
county as a place for farming ard
stock raising.
Mr.. Z. A. Watts of Paula, Iowa,
has just closed a deal for 400 acres
choice Red River valley farm land all
under cultivation, which he bought
of L. Lamberson this week. Mr..
Watts signiied his intention before
leaving Of coming soon to take up
his abode among US.
DIR. G.. S.. Wattam left Tuesday
evening to Join the other members of
the commission to locate a sanata-
rum for consumptives. They will
visit a number of places in the east
ern and north central portion OF the
state with the view of finding the
most desirable location for such an
ID. W. Andrews, OF West Superior,
Wis.,, a nephew of W. F. Powell, ar
rived last week to spend the fall with
him. He has spent the summer in
Yellowstone Park, but tiring of the
attractions there, he concluded that
a genuine prairie chicken hunt in
county would furnish about
the right kind of excitement for his
and strenuous nature.
Five deaf and dumb children
boarded the train here on Tuesday
evening bound for the school for the
deaf and dumb at Faribault. Sev-
eral other similarly unfortunate chill
dren came down on the train from
the north enroutefor the same place.
1t was almost pathetic to notice the
affectionate farewells given by these
afflicted families at the depot.
Miss Mae Darling, OF Detroit,
Mimi, arrived Monday morning to
visit Miss Flora sLamberson and
other friends for the day. Miss Lam
berson accompanied Miss Darling
back to Detroit to be present at her
ordination as pastor of the Congre-
gational church in said city. Miss
Darling's many Warren friends wish
her a successful career in the minis
try.
AT the request OF the Swedish
Lutheran Minnesota conference, Rev.
A. Mattson on Monday last started
on missionary tour to the Cana
dian Northwest, several hundred
miles west'of Winnipeg. There are
a number Of Swedish settlements
scattered about in this far away re-
gion that he will visit. Rev. Matt
son expects to be absent about three
weeks.
Mr.: and Mrs. c.. O. Craig shipped
their household goods and departed
on Monday for Fargo, N. Dak., where
they intend to make their future
home. This is the first time we be-