Warren sheaf., 1901-09-05
Gleaningstassss'"''H Home Field

meeting. 7.. ....
The Improved United States Sepa-
5rator took the premium at the
Worlds Fair.
-Rev. DR.. Dodd. presiding elder of
this district, was a passenger to the
north on yesterdays passenger.
A. s.. Apgar returned Saturday
morning from Minneapolis, where he
spent last week with his parents.
The best and most up to date cor
set that is comfort to any lady can
be bought at G. C. Winchester's
Richard Glavin left Monday for
the State Fair, to hear Roosevelt,
and do little business on the side. -
Miss Emma Peterson left Satur-
day for Big Woods, where she open
ed up a term of school last Monday.
Gus Swenson came in Saturday
night from his labors in the country
assisting in gathering in the golden
grain.
The Improved United States Sepa-
rator has only three pieces to clean
where you will have from 20 to 45 in
Others.
Ole Paulson returned Monday
toCokato, Mimi, after three weeks
visit with his brother, A. P. Palm, of
Vega.
DR.. Frank is getting closer to
the outside world by having tele-
phone put in at his residence. His
call is 81.
-Oliver J. Hsggard wheeled over
to Grand Forks last Saturday. He
reported the road not very good for
wheeling.
Mrs. c. S. Hull and Master Cor
don left Monday evening for Fargo
where they are visiting the family OF
Bert Bivins.
We still have a few of those
Farmers Institute books left. Ifyou
did not get one, call in soon before
they are all gone.
John Kelly has erected a hand
some residence on Division street,
which he will occupy with his family
as soon as it is completed.
Geo. L. Harris, wife and daughter,
OF Wahpeton, n. d.: came up Mon
day morning for visit with friends
and relatives in this district.
Tommy Johnson, the jolly Scot,
who sells all kinds offarm machinery
was in town this week looking after
the interests of the Defiance plow.
Caleb W. Palmer, OF Troy, N. Y,
who is a large owner OF real estate
in this district, has been in town for
the past week looking after his in
terests.
L. NJ. Olson returned Monday
from his farm in the north part OF
the county, where he has been look
ing after harvesting and threshing
operations. :s
w. D. White, who has been as
sjsting Station Agent O'Connell here
for the past few months, left Monday
evening for Wylie, where he has been
appointed station agent.
Ed Franson left Monday for Ro-
seau for the purpose Of looking after
the closing up OF the affairs of the
estate OF his late father-in-law, of
which he is the administrator,
Frank Jerrue has purchased the
old mill elevator, and opened it up
for business. He has put in a gaso-
line engine and made numerous other
improvements, and is now ready to
handle grain as we'll as anybody.
&C. I. Svenning has a stalk of com
on exhibition at his harness store
that is fine specimen of what Red
River land can do. 1t is nearly ten
feet high and has three ears on it one
OF which is over twelve inches long.
Everybody that is in the least in
clined towards sport has had a try
at chicken shooting this week and
many are the tales OF the luck and
prowess Of the hunters. Monday the
town was almost entirely deserted
and business at a standstill. ~.
State senator Geo. W. Somer-
yille, Of Sleepy Eye, Mimi, was a
passenger on Mondays train south,
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