Warren sheaf., 1901-08-15
A car load OF barbed wire Just re-

Mrs. Chas Erickson visited in
Argyle Friday and Saturday.
John Cromb, OF Crookston, was
in the city last Friday, transacting
business.
Ed Lodoen, Ed Franson's right
hand man, went to Detroit last Fri
day, for a visit.
Mrs. Simon Haug is visiting with
friends and relatives in the eastern
part OF the county.
Peter Anderson, of Crookston, has
accepted the position OF chief mixer in
John Rlawd's cocktail factory.
"A. H. Sinclair arrived last week
to take charge OF the st. Anthony &
Dakota elevator for the season.
The NJ. E. church Sunday school
will give their annual picnic in Island
Park on Wednesday the 21st inst.
Mrs. W. F. Powell returned Mon
day morning from Crookston, where
she had been visiting for a few days,
I'D. Farrell has a new sign in front
OF his place of business, so that peo.
pie won't think he has moved off the
earth.
Ole and V. E. Valtinson went
over to Grand Forks last night to
take in the blow out that takes place
there today. .
Victor Peterson returned Mon
day from the north country where
he has been spending bis mid-sum-
mer vacation.
jay Seeley returned Saturday
morning from st. Paul, where he has
been employed in the auditors office
OF the Great Northern.
Pete Mattson has returned from
Pencer, where he mas been for the
past few months, and will spend the
fall and winter in Foldahl.
Coal wagons are beginning to get
busy hauling coal to those of our cit
liens, who are,laying in winter sup
ply ahead OF the cold weather.
Rev. A. H. Mckee and family. of
Goshur, Indiana, arrived this week.
Rev. Mckee has accepted the call to
the Methodist church at this place.
Mrs H. E: White, of Princetown,
Minn., who has been spending few
weeks in the city, the guest at Mrs.
D. Farrell, left last night for her
home.
j. 81. Huggard drove over to
Minto, N. Dak., Tuesday to make ar
rangements to do some threshing in
that neighborhood, when the season
opens up. .~
F. W. Flanders received a letter
from Rev. Nj. L. Hutton, who is now
located at Brainerd, Minn., stating
that he was highly pleased with his
new charge.
"A. NJ. Person, postmaster, mer-
chant, railroad boomer, and all
around good fellow, of Malung, Ro-
seau county, attended to business in
the city last Friday.
The merry-go-round is still here
and although the weather has not
been as favorable as it could have
been they have succeeded in doing a
pretty good business.
liver Lodoen left Monday evening
for Chicago and other eastern points
to look up a first class stock OF fall
and winter. goods for K. J. Taral-
seth's big department store.
John Youngberg came in from
Thief Lake yesterday to make ar
rangements for starting his threshing
machine as soon as the big crop of
grain up that way is ready for the
machine.
"A letter received few days ago,
from Judge Hull stated that he
would return from Indiana the last
Of this week. BE was called there
about three weeks ago, by the death
Of his brother. ..-.
We have just made arrangements
we can loan out thousands
of dollars on farm lands on terms
that will surprise you. Have talk
with US before you decide to close up
a loan. FLANDERS & WooD.
We still have a few of those
Farmers Institute books left. Any
I11 4 H.