Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-04-10
ID. R. Whitaker, the land man,
spent Sunday in Crookston.

Mrs. J. S. Bradley returned to-
day from Beaumont, Texas
- P. E. Newcomb, the Stephen re-
al estate man, was Warren visitor
last night.
The Warren Cornet Band will
give another dance on the evening
OF April 18th.
LOST: An Eastern Star pin.
Finder please leave at SHEAF office
and receive reward.
Tom Keegan and J. R. Anderson
left this afternoon for the west in
charge of Mr.. Huggard's car.
County Superintendent Bennett
is at Fergus Falls this week as a
petit juror in the q. S. court.
List your land with ApGAR if you
are in a hurry to sell.
Mrs. DR.. Frank Rose, of Minneap-
oils, arrived Friday morning for a
visit at the home ofG. C. Winchester.
-Kjellar & Chapman, the celebrat-
ed magicians, will give an exhibition
at the Opera house tomorrow eve
ming.
Jerry Flint, of Wheaton, former
business partner OF e. C. Winchester,
arrived yesterday morning for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Lamberson and
Miss Flora Lamberson attended the
Elks' Annual Ball at Crooksten on
Monday evening.
APGAR will write your insurance, in
a Minnesota company, and you can
pay after your crop is sold.
Mrs. Paul Paulson, OF Vega, was
adiudged insane today before Pro-
bate Judge Holm and committed to
the hospital at Fergus Falls.
Miss Christine Halseth left for
Alma Saturday to resume teaching
her school. Miss Livia Dahlquist
her for a couple days
visit.
j. 81. Huggard shipped his car Of
stock and household goods today to
Cloverdale, B. c.. via the Great
Northern line. The family also
leave today.
L. H. Lawrence, of Worthington,
arrived yesterday with a company
OF land seekers, to whom F. w.
Flanders is showing some OF Mar
shall countys choice real estate.
The weather has been wet or
cloudy most Of the time during the
past week, and no seeding has yet
been done in this vicinity. But a
few days of dry weather will start
the seeding operations with vim.
Now is the time to have your build
ings and stock insured. APGAR has
the most reliable companies.
j. r. Anderson, who. has been
farming in this vicinity during the
past eighteen or twenty years,
and family, leave to-day
in company with the Hug
CARDS, with the Yakima Valley,
Washington, as their destination.
The school in Dist. No. 50, Vik-
ing, closed on April 18th, 26 children
receiving apportionment Messrs.
David Nyberg and Tekla Lundberg
were visitors that day, lunch being
served also, and children all Joined
in paying their respects to their
teacher, Nick Nelson.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. G. c. Winchester next Tuesday,
April 18th, at 2:3Oo'clock.
After the business has been trans
acted there will be a social hour and
light refreshments served. All are
cordially invited. Please bring one
dime
- Charles E. Dahlgren, brother of
Frank Dahlgren, OF this city, was Sc
riousiy injured the other day while
at work on the government lock and
dam at Minneapolis. The cable
which carried the load broke, and
the box and contents, weighing 800
lbs fell upon him. He was badly in
jured but may live.
Farmers, [ will insure your build
ings, cattle, horses and grain against
loss or damage by fire, lightning and
tornado, for a small yearly premium.
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