Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-14
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1t viii make your eyes stick out to
bee Farrell's new stock Of goods.
Miss Agnes Pihlstrom closed a
successful term OF schoolin Oak Park
last Friday.
Buy your Tickets for the Gentle
mems Oyster Supper Friday night
Red, white, blue, yellow and green.
flames Nook, recently from South
pIakota, is now employed as a meat
cutter in the Ketcham meat market.
Rev. M. L. Hutton, of Brainerd,
Mlnn., arrived Friday morning for
few days visit with Warren friends.
Get q IS cent bottle of that fine
Silverware Polish at FarrelPs and
make your silver ware look like new.
John Gjelhang, OF Big Woods,
left Tuesday for Minneapolis where
he will attend school during the win
ter. ..-.-.... g.. ,....... ...~
Peter P. Bergstrom, of SandsvilIe,
has sold his farm to Gust Paulson,
and will look for q new home in the
eastern part OF the county.
y M. Wahlquist, who represents
the influential Swedish weekly Mis-
slonsvannen, spent couple weeks
4hereabouts collecting subscriptions.
Statesmen wanted to look after our
interests in Marshall and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Ad
dress, The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland
Ohio.
-Carl Hanson, of New Solum, is
serving as assistant Clerk OF court at
this term Of District court, and is
turning out full hedged American cit
liens at a rapid rate.
Rev. M. L. Hutton filled the pull
pit in the NJ. E. church last Sunday
at the morning service. A Union
Temperance service was held in the
evening addressed by Rev. FAIL.
The streets in Warren this week
have presented their usual busy ap-
pearance during fall times. Farmers
have hauled in lots of wheat these
days and their purchaser OF supplies
for the winter have kept the mer-
chants as busy as they could be.
DIR. j. D. Taylor, formerly of Ste
phen, is spending a few weeks visiting
in the county. He has not yet decid-
ed where he will locate, but his many
friends in the county hope he may
again cast his fortunes with them.
&C. J. Forsberg returned from a
business trip to Warren Sunday.
He brought a team OF drivers back
with him so as to be able to show
land seekers around the country and
to take his best girl for drive on
;Sundays.-PeIan Poster.
Mrs. J. S. Bradley left last night
for Aledo, Ill.,, from whence she will
accompany the family OF her son G.
A. Bradley to Beaumont, Texas,
where she will spend the winter. Her
two SONS, Chas. A., and Ed. Bradley
are interested in the Texas oil wells.
H. M. Swanson went to Stephen
Monday to embalm the body OF Mrs.
r. J. Bell, OF Roseau, preparatory to
being shipped to Port Byron, Ill.,,
the old home OF deceased, for inter
ment. Mr.. Bell and two sons accom-
panied the remains.
L. P. Brandstrom, of Newfolden.
passed through Warren yesterday on
his way home from Bowesmont, N.
OAK, where he has besn operating
his threshing machine this fall.
He has had a good run, and reports
a good yield Of wheatin that locality
the average being about Is bushels
per acre.
Sheriff A. Austin, OF Roseau coun-
lyon Tuesday, brought down an in
sane woman, Emma E. Haugen, of
town Of Lind, said county, for exam
ination before, Probate Judge P. H.
Holm. The woman was committed
to the asylum at Fergus Falls, where
she was taken by the sheriff yester-
day. .
Mrs. W. F. Head, lately from
Iowa, has opened up a millinery store
in the corner store-room of the VIM
chester block. She aims to keep a
complete and up-to date stock Of