Warren sheaf., 1901-08-01
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We pay the highest market price
dor wool. The Peoples Trading Co.
-. A. Brady spent a few days in
the city the latter part OF the last
week. "".'. .-.. .-a:. ... =.
The Improved United States Sepa
gator took the premium at the
Worlds Fair.
Several Of our town boys put in
Saturday night at Red River on a
fishing excursion. .@
Mrs. Fred Anderson, OF Stephen.
visited Warren friends last week, re-
sturning home on Friday.
-R.Read, OF New Maine, came down
last Saturday and will stay in this
neighborhood for a few weeks. .. .
W. F. Powell spent the latter
part OF the last week looking after
his business interests in Argyle. i
Have your crop insured against
Hail by an old reliable company re-
presented by FLANDERS & WooD.
Tom Elliot who has been run
ming saw mill near Bemidji for the
past few months returned home Sat-
urday.
Fred Wells, managerof the West
ern Land Co.'S office at Crookston,
was doing business in this city Sat-
urday.
Let Apgar & Cline write you some
Hail Insurance Immediately. Their
company is endorsed by all farm
papers.
Misses Emma Wahlin and Erika
Welin, two young ladies from Vega,
returned home Tuesday from an ex-
tended stay at Crookston.
Ed. Bennewitz and W. A. Benzie
went up to Hallock Thursday and
helped Crookston to win a couple OF
games from the Hallock team.
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.
Judge of Probate Holm was not
ifed last week that John Reiner who
was sent to asylum at Fergus Falls
from this county short time 80 died
there on July oath.
Joe Thomas returned Saturday
morning from an extended trip
through the west, in which he took
in considerable of the state OF WASH
ington and British Columbia.
Our reporter called at W. F.
Powell & Co.'S establishment Satur-
day and asked for Mr.. Powell, using
the slang expression lis Mr.. Powell
on earth?" Ira Bradley said, "No, he
is in Argyle"
Jas Wood returned home Satur-
day from Roseau county where he
has been for several weeks assisting
in a re-survey OF town 156 range 43.
He says there is some good land up
in that district.
B. Tillotson, the contractor, was
in Saturday getting material for the
German Luthern church in Comstock.
He says the building will be CON-
pleted in a few days and will be one
OF the incest church edifices in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. johnson, who
have been visiting their sons near
Malta, Montana, for some time, re-
turned to their home in town of Far
> ley not long ago. Mr.. Johnson liked
it we'll out west and especially
the climate.
John E. Ostrom returned Satur-
day morning from his trip west.
While gone he visited Seattle and
other points. He says business is
very good in the west especially in
Seattle. But as a rule Warren is
about as good as any place he saw.
Il. Lamberson and family and B.
G. Gill are away in the Canadian
northwest on holiday tour. They
will spend couple OF weeks at the
canadian National Park at Banff.
This is one of the most beautiful
places in North America and we speak
from experience when we predict for
them a most pleasant outing.
R. G.. Mathwig made an extended
tour Of inspection among the farms
adjacent to Warren during last week
and informs us that the crOn DrOs.