Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-10-31

Vim. G. Miller, of McCrea, left.
monday on q visit ITO his. old homein-E
Iowa.
I County commissioner w. 81.
Wood left Monday for Red Lake
Falls.
| Numerous bberies and hold-ups
are reported from different parts Of
the valley.
DR.. y. E.. Belcount, of Argyle,
was in town on Probate business
last Saturday.
When looking for a present for q
friend don't forget to call on Farrell, /
the reliable Jeweller.
Our old friend Carl Hanson, of
New Solum, transacted business in
Warren last Saturday.
w. 81. Dixon was able to be
around a little yesterday for the
first time since his recent illness.
You can save interest money on
your farm loan by consulting
Apgar & Cline.
-Knute Jorgenson, AN enterprising
young farmer OF town of Alma did
stroke OF business in town to day.
/ 8 Z
Martins E. Anderson and Joseph
inc johnson we're married by Justice
j. 81. Wang at Oak Park, on Oct. "a. [
-Chas. j. Moline, the Argyle gen.
eral merchant, attended to business
before the Probate court yesterday.
Otto White, of Minneapolis, man.
ufacturer Of Office and store furniture
and fixtures, was in town yesterday.
John A. Lundquist, of Wanger,
brother OF G. E. Lundquist. OF the /
Peoples Trading Co., was in the city
yesterday.
The frosted windows for the I
Swedish Lutheran church arrived /
this week. Slowly but surely the
building is nearing completion. |
Farrell, the reliable Jeweller, has
one Of the finest and most complete
stocks Of Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry to be found in the Northwest. I
I Sparks from the engine of Char
ley Erlandson's threshing machine,
destroyed six stacks of grain for a
farmer in the town of Wanger on
Monday. |
Whist if your house or furniture
should burn, and you had no insur-
ance, how would that affect you?
Insure with Apgar & Cline, and this
will not happen. = ><a72
Rev. B. A. Fail has resigned as
pastor OF the Presbyterian church OF
this city, and has accepted a call to
Lanesboro and Canton, Mimi, with
er he will remove about Nov. 2Oth.,
Licenses to wed were issued at the
Clerk Of Courts Office, Oct Doth, to
Oscar F. Johnson and Otelia Olson;
James Jacob Peters and Cora Eliza
beth McMann; and Albert Wanderski
and Susie Gratzek.
Oscar F. johnson and Miss Otelia
M. Olson went to Crookston on Tues
day evening to be united in marriage.
Their many friends in Warren extend
congratulations, and wish them a
happy and prosperous life together.
-Halvor Larson, OF town OF Holt,
attended to business before the Pro-
bate Court yesterday. From here
he went to visit his :, brother, Nels
Dahlstrom, who lives in Oak Park.
and whom he has not seen in many
years.
Greeley Carr, j. W. Case and S.
Fl. Clark, all ofStephen, have decided
to join the Elks and will initiated
into the Crookston lodge IN the near;
future. They're all good fellows
and will make lively victims .-Crool1-
ston- Journal. -x -. ~ 3
A big oyster supper will be given
by the gentlemen OF the Methodist
church at the Opera house on Now
ember 10Th. Those in charged Of the
arrangements say twill be the swell
est affair that has thus far taken
|place in the new century. X
Oats Wanted. i
| will pay the highest market
price for five thousand bushels Of
/ good OATS. q 4 K. J. TARALsETH.