Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-07
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Fl. w. Woodward arrived from
Eau Claire on Tuesday.
"A flax fiber mill costing $125, 900
is to be erected at Wahpeton.
-Ex-sheriff Green was a Warren
visitor over night last Thursday.
It will make your eyes stick out to
see Farrell's new stock OF goods.
Mrs, C. W. Brown left last Fri
day for Northfeld, Mimi, to Join her
husband.
Attorney W. j. Brown made
'Crookston a professional visit Tues
day night.
Mr.. ]. E. Cook, one OF Alma's
progressive farmers, transacted bus
mess at the hub Monday.
Peter Dalquist went north Satur-
day to conduct religious meetings.
Sunday in Kittson county.
Mrs. c. S. Halsa, OF Neilsville,
arrived Saturday for a visit with
Warren relatives and friends.
Rev. A. Sisell arrived yesterday
morning from Thief River Falls,
where be held services last Sunday.
The Peoples Trading company are
making preparation for their Great
Fur Opening, Saturday November 9.
Ed. VAIL arrayed himself as a
lumber jack and struck out for his
claim near Lake Itasca last Friday.
Get a Is cent bottle of that fine
Silverware Polish at Farrelrs and
make your silver ware look like new.
Garfield Johnson departed for
Minneapolis last Friday evening to
attend business college during the
winter. .....
The Great Northern freight house
and the Fargo Packing Company's
establishment were both destroyed
by fire on Tuesday morning.
p. +. Benson, one of the substan-
tial farmers in the town OF Augs-
burg, was in town Saturday attend
ing to matters OF business,
August Lundgren and J. P. Matt
son went to Moorhead Monday to
hear Bishop Scheele, of Sweden, now
on his second visit to America.
Saturday the weather turned
colder, and the ground froze hard
during the night. No more blowing
is like y to be done this season.
August N. Olson, who owns a
fine farm in the vicinity of Thief
Lake, was in Warren Saturday at
tending to mat tiers of business.
Rev. B. A. Fail will lecture next
Sunday evening under the auspices
of the W. c. 7. o.. Subject, "The
Liquor Traffic. All cordially invit-
ed.
Marriage license have been issu-
ed to the following: Gilbert Gilbert
son and Hedge Swanson; VIM. Butler
and Fedora Reausseau; Camille Lau-
rim and Augustine Geroux.
The Peoples Trading Co. will give a
meal ticket with every IS 90 cash pur-
chase on Nov. 9th, their Great Fur
opening day. You can choose your
own hotel or restaurant.
1t looks as if the Peoples Trading
company is going into the circus bus
mess the way they are collecting ami
mails, but we understand they are to
have, big Display at their Fur open
ing Nov. 9th.
p. L. Wilmer, representing the
Manitowoc Church Seating Com
pany, was in the city Monday and
took an order for some handsome
oak circular pews for the new Swed-
ish Lutheran church.
Will Freeman, who has held a
position in the L.. Ketcham meat
market during the past summer, has
gone to Crookston where he has en-
gagged with the Great Northern as
fireman on it's switch.
Warren Total notwithstanding"
will hold it's regular meeting in the
Scandinavian Methodist church on
Wednesday, Nov. Ii. A lecture on
temperance and good program
will be rendered in the Scandinavian
language. All are Invited to come.
The Ladies' of the Swedish Luth-