Warren sheaf., 1901-02-07
Eli. Dahlquist the veteran farmer
from North Warrenton is doing a
few chunks ofbusiness in town today.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Frank Jerrue has saw dust for
sale at the old court house.
Gus Shunneman is talking gro
ceries to our merchants today.
r. A. Brady ofStephen spent Sun
day in town, returning. home this
Imorning. ...- ..~t. ..
Service in the Norwegian Luth-
eran church next Sunday evening,
at 7:3O O'Clock. 49,
-Chas. M. Scott, special representa-
tive of the Minneapolis Tribune, is in
town today on business for his paper.
Storm sash and storm doors have
been received in car load lots by the
ROBERTSON LUMBER Co. Call and
get our prices.
Save fuel bills and doctor bills by
providing your dwellings, with storm
doors and storm windows. Can be
bought cheap from the ROBERTSON
LUMBER Co. s@.. ~.~. -
ALI. Olson Saturday received a
letter from Jim Rafferty,, who is now
at Chippewa Falls, Wis. He is hav-
ing good time visiting among thu
old home folks.
jay Seeley has taken lay off
and will leave tonight for the Twin
Cities, where he will spend week or
so seeing the sights. j. D.-Lloyd
will hold down his Job while he is
away.
Theodore Otto, who has been in
jail here for stealing hay out in the
town of Wright, has taken an appeal
from the Justice court to the district
court, and has been released on bull
The case will come up at the next
term of the district court.
An individual with q cog wheel
loose in his head works caused a ripple
OF excitementin town Saturday night,
but Marshal Dady took care OF him
until this morning when he pointed
his nose towards the west end OF town
and told him to follow it. He hasn't
been seen since. ~ ...
About fifty friends OF Mrs. / ]. H.
Lord surprised her Il last Saturday
night and took charge of her home
and proceeded to have q good time.
The occasion was the anniversary of
her birth. The evening was spent
in dancing, games and doing justice
to d splendid lunch.
Il. B. Lindquist and John Lund
today received word that their old
friend and school mate, Frances Ca
hel, OF Carver, Mimi, had been killed
by being struck at crossing by a
fast express train. He was driving
along the road in his cutter, and a
pile of cord wood near the track pre-
vented his seeing the approaching
train. He was a wealthy young
cattle dealer and greatly respected
by all his acquaintances. =.
! &C. A. Tullar arrived home from
the south this morning.
The o. E. S. will hold it's next
regular meeting Feb. -, at 7:3Op. m.
Rev. II. Ostgulen left Monday for
Maple Bay, Polk county, to attend
a ministerial gathering for a few
days.
Mrs. and Mrs. John E. Ostrom
and their daughter Ruby returned
home this morning from their visit
to st. Paul, Minneapolis and Carver.
John Vavrina, OF Tabor, who
had his hands badly frozen in the
blizzard OF Jan. 18th, was in town
last Saturday to have his fingers
ampntated, he losing all eight fingers
and portion of both thumbs.
"A new furniture store is to be
opened up in town, in the Berget
building, by GuyF. Carleton and Ed.
F. Stevens, who have formed a part.
nership for the purpose OF engaging
in said business. @@@ i
/ Rev. NJ. L. Hutton will lecture on
Lincoln next Sunday evening at the
NJ. E. church. We are sure this will
he a rare treat for the people Of
Warren, and the church should be
filed to overfowing on that oc
casiOn.
Louis Hale. a Great Northern
: brakeman. who resided at Crook