Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-03-21

Crookston the first OF the week.
Go to the lecture tomorrow night
at the opera house. Admission 1oc.
e. E. Koppong returned Tues
day morning from a visit to McIn-
tosh.
N. L. Wood spent night in
Crookston last week looking after
business.
Insure your life with the National
Life Insurance Co.. represented by
Flanders & Wood, Warren, MINI.
Miss olga Bloomsness returned
Tuesday morning from Crookston,
where she had spent few days with
friends.
John Fl. Wang, OF Oak Park,
Was in town Monday looking after
the interests OF the Ole Erickson es-
tate, OF which he is administrators.
Peters, Whitaker & Co., the new
land agents, have located their Offices
in the Berget Block in the rooms
formerly occupied by R. G.. Thomp-
son.
IS. P. Wickstrom left last week
for a few weeks stay in Crookston,
where he will assist in one OF the
machine shops until work opens up
in this district.
The National Life. Insurance co.,
OF Montpelier, VT, is one OF the old
est and best companies in the United
States. Represented by Flanders &
Wood, Warren, Mimi.
"A man named Mclean broke out
OF a lumber camp out near Bemidji
last week and was rounded I'D in
Crookston Friday night. He now
boards in the pest house OF that city.
W. D. Gotta, OF Stephen, was
down last week attending court and
returning home Saturday, taking
along three fine elk heads that had
been mounted for him by Taxider-
mist Brown.
Attend Rev. NJ. L. Hutton's lee
ture, "Uncle Sam,' at the opera
house tomorrow evening" Rev. Hut
ton is one OF the most eloquent
speakers in this part OF the state and
has selected a good interesting sub
iect.
A telegram from Mimic. n. D.,
Monday, stated that the American
Hotel OF that place, the property Of
J. Fl. Huggard, and entire block in
which it was located, was destroyed
by fire. Mr. Huggard's loss is esti-
mated at $1,000, with insurance at
s., 800. .-~~r,.~~-.-.~-
Joe McGregor arrived from Illi-
nois last week, accompanied by Mrs.
McGregor. After buying that half
section Of good Marshall county land
last fall, he went right back to ILL
nois and got married. His brother
arrived Monday with their stock and
farm implements.
John Void, the man who has
been before the authorities here at
different times during the winter,
was brought in again last Friday
and had an examination as to his
sanity. He was adjudged insane
and Monday night taken to Fergus
Falls by Sheriff Forsberg
60 to the lecture tomorrow night
at the opera house. Admission lOc.
L. Lamberson's land business
has grown to such proportions that
he has found it necessary to get
separate quarters for it, and has
fitted up the room just west of the
SHEAF office as a tirst-class real es-
tate Office, in which he will in the
future transact that branch OF his
business.
The Gateway Magazine for this
month will contain an illustrative
write-up OF Warren and Marshall
county. 1t will contain timely ar
ticles On subjects that will be inter-
esting and instructive to parties who
are looking towards the Red River
Valley for homes, and should be
literally distributed by all our citi-
zens who are interested in the growth
Of our city and county. You can
secure copies by leaving your orders
at this office.
Rev. K. Winberg delivered very