Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-03-13
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ii you have good note to sell try
State Bank OF Warren.
Come and take part in guessing
at the old social Friday evening.
Mrs. John O. Larson went to
Crookston Saturday for few days
visit.
Our I'D friend, Geo. N. Paulson,
was in from Big Woods yesterday.
Get Farm Loans from Flanders &
Wood In Warren. We guarantee the
lowest rates.
Charley Westberg, OF Vega, kind
ly replenished the SHEAF wood pile
one day last week.
For Rent-The Warren Smith
house, 5 lots and good barn, etc.
Apply to D. Farrell.
You will all be pleased to hear
that the orchestra will favor us with
few selections at the social Friday
evening.
We are now happy to state that
the SHEAF Atlas is ready for delivery.
1t is fine book and everybody will
want one.
Bertha Hanson, a daughter OF
Hans Hanson, Of Farley, returned
this morning from visit with her
grand parents at Crookston.
We have a number Of secondhand
rills. almost new, that will be sold
at a very low price if taken at once.
LINDBERG & LUNDGREN.
Mrs. J. A. Campbell and daught-
ers returned to Warren this week,
and the family have resumed house
keeping in the c. L. Halsa residence.
H. J. Beardsmore has a Magno-
liza tree grown from a slip, taken
from a tree planted by Gearge Wash
ington at Mount Vernon. 1t will be
on exhibition at the Opera House Fri
day evening where all are welcome to
see it.
DIR. G. A. Penney left Saturday for
East st. Louis, H., where he has
bought an old established dental
practice. Mrs. Penney will remain in
Warren for two or three months.
The doctors many friends in Warren
wish him success in his new field.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mesdames Eneix and Powell at
the home OF Mrs. W. F. Powell,
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O, March
18th. Bring your wor k and spend
pleasant afternoon; bring your
dime also. Lunch will be served.
Everybody invited.
A dime and half social will be
given blythe Ladies Aid Society OF
the Presbyterian church, Friday eve
ming, March 18th, at the opera
house A short musical program
will be rendered. consisting of choru-
ses, duets and ladies quartette
Lunch will be served.
Louis j Bake. a young man, 26
yeaas old who has been working on
farms in this vicinity the past few
years, and last summer on the farm
ofC. A. Tullar, died last Thursday at
the city hospital from heart disease.
His parents live in Norway. An IN
Gle, Sivert Rafteseth, OF New Solum,
came here for his remains.
Our dental parlors are much i'm
proved in equipment since DR..
Taylor has taken possession. He
has introduced an improved Chow
ard" operating chair and cabinetfor
instruments, ect.-also a complete
outfit for administering gas for ex-
tracing teeth. These extra facilities
will be appreciated by patrons of the
office. G. W. Tyler will assist the
doctor in his practice.
Our old friend Thomas Mack, of
Wanger, was Warren visitor this
week. He looks the same as ever ex-
cept that his beard is getting little
more white. He resigned as post
master at Bend, as he will move onto
his own place, the sell of Sec. %, up
on which he has just built a commod-
ious house. J. l.. Robertson has
been appointed postmaster at Bend