Warren sheaf., 1901-07-18
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Il :
-kou Cross made a business trip to
Crookston last week H..
Il. Lamberson returned Monday
drom his trip to Iowa points.
Conductor Steve Withey took in
the races here last Thursday.
Ed. Martin, OF Crookston, made a
Sbusiness visit here last Friday.
"A. Stenseth OF Thief River Falls,
was a Warren visitor Tuesday.
w. A. Marin of Crookston was in
town Monday transacting business.
We pay the highest market price
dor wool. The Peoples Trading Co.
For Sale: A good nilch COW, COM
dng in soon. Apply at SHEAF office.
The county commissioners are in
session this week as q Board of Equal
izatiOn. u G*t b$ -.
The Improved United States Sepa-
gator took the premium at the
Worlds Fair.
Sunday school will be held as
usual in first NJ. E. Church each Sun
/ at 11:45 A. NJ.
Come to Warren next Tuesday,
and enjoy one OF the best stcelebrations
you ever saw in this country.
Have your crop insured against
Hail by an old reliable company re-
presented by FLANDERS & WooD.
Let Apgar & Cline write you some
Hail Insurance Immediately. Their
company is endorsed by all farm
papers. E.
F. J. Nelson, who is responsible for
the editorial utterances of the Hal
lock News, spent a few days in town
this week.
The base ball boys went down to
Crookston last night and are playing
a game with the ball team in that
city today.
The county commissioners have
been in session all this week, looking
over the tax list and winding up gen.
seral business"
We amt shooting you full OF hot
air when we say Warren's s celebration
next Tuesday, is going to be the fin
est in the land.
-Caretaker Anderson has put the
cemetery in quite a neatcondition by
cutting the grass, pulling the weeds
add trimming up the trees.
The best and most up to date cor
set that is comfort to any lady can
be bought at G. c. Winchester's for
75c. Come early and get your size.
John E. Ostrom left last Friday
with a ticket for the Pacific coast in
his pocket. Whenever he sees cool
mountain stream on his way he will
stop off to do some fishing.
The three years old son of Peter
Nordlund, OF Oak Park, fell from a
buggy last Sunday and broke his arm
above the elbow. The little fellow was
brought to town to have his injuries
ATTENDED to by doctor.
Ole Sands, of Snake, was in town
Monday and gave us a call. He re-
ports water going down in his neigh
borhood, and while considerable
damage was done, there is going to
be all kinds of wheat raised out there
this season.
Mrs. John E. Ostrom, Mrs. Albert
-L1ndgren and children and Mrs. j ohm
E. Lund left Monday evening for
Carver, Minn., to visit relatives and
friends. Mrs. Lundgren will leave
from there for Seattle, WASH, to
Join her husband.
The elocutionary entertainment
given by Miss Gretel A. Lowe at the
Presbyterian church last Saturday
evening was not as we'll attended as
it ought to have been owing to the
sultry condition Of the atmosphere.
The question:" Who Killed Joe's
Baby?" was answered with true
dramatic skill, and it is hardly neces-
:sary to say that strong drink did it.
"A large number OF the lady
friends OF Mrs. Albert Lundgren tend
cred her farewell party and surprise
at the home of Mrs. John Il. Ostrom
last Saturday afternoon in view OF
her near approaching departure for