Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
ADDITIONAL

Mrs. X, j. Taralseth returned.
from Maple Lake today.
Miss Enga Kurz returned Tues
day from a visitsto3 Roseau.s ss'7s b
Mrs. John Main returned Tues
day from a5visit at Grand Forks.
Mrs. .Chas. Sager left this eve
ming for her home at Lamont, Iowa.
Miss Sadie Sihlbeg is giving her
Warren friends visit after long
absence. ------7's'77-.
Mrs. Fred Bolton and daughter,
of Grand Forks, are visiting in the
city this week. I
u Ohm Huggard and James Quirk
left today for western Canada to
look over the country. "
For a good harty laugh see Bob
and Eva Mckinley in high class
specialities. Friday night the Doth
inst.
p. Dalquist, city missionary OF
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, arrived
this morning to spend q few days
with his family in Warren.
We are prepared to handle your
real estate, insurance and collec-
lions.
SATIRE & ERICSSON.
Miss Eta Brady and Miss. Eftie
Wilson left yesterday for Grand
Rapids, Mimi, near where they have
secured schools to teach during the
coming year. -> : a a >S>~&> Il e ~
Died: Hilda Christina, the seven
months old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Loeslie, Of town OF Com
stock, died last Friday morning OF
summer complaint. The funeral was
held on Sunday, and was conducted
by Rev. B. huffman. To the sor-
rowing family the community ex-
tends it's most heartfelt sympathy,
and may their consolation be, that
their little one is safe, very safe, in
the arms of Jesus 3 z &,@ @ r.
a thief visited the Scandal Hotel
early Sunday morning and entered
the room where J. SR. Dyson had
spent the night. He removed a $50
gold watch from the vest and lit out
with the pants which contained a
Jew dollars, just as Mr.. Dyson awoke
But as he could not give chase be
fore he had borrowed another pair
OF !pantaloons, the culprit' had toe
much OF a start, and could not be
unprecedented. The pants were found
later in P 80 r iE q garden ;a,
"A large audience. greeted the ap
pearance Of the Schubert Z ymphohy
club and Ladies' Quartette, OF Chi
cago, at the opera house last night
Although the, qualtettey Was some
what handicapped by one OF its
mem bcrs having left in answer to an
urgent call from home, the remain
ing trio filled their parts so we'll that
the absence of one, OF their number
was hardly noticeable. The violin
playing OF Master Tommy, Purcell
was fine, the music of the MANDOLIN
and guitar club superior, and the
evolutionary work Sof Mr.. McPike
was above the ordinary.
..@-Ye editor made a flying trip tc
Roseau county in company with Nh
C. b. Lundquist, manager Of The
Peoples Trading Co., returning home
e~ on Tuesday. 1t was our first visit
to Roseau and we were very much
impressed with what we saw OF the
country and it's splendid people.
5s w II Ii Ito 1dlSc dledS vi eACeeulllSly
fertile prairie lands, fine natural
meadows, abundance Of timb Der
good water and other advantages,
Roseau, when fully developed, . is
bound to become one oftheA richest
counties in the state. Pelan, Green.
bush and Badger are three smart
towns encountered on the road to
.Roseau. Time and space this week
prevent us from publishing an &C
count OF our interesting trip. .....
On Thursday and Friday after
noon OF last week Mesdames Farrell
and Holcomb entertained about
fifty ladies at five O'Clock tea, at the
home OF Mrs. Farrell, in honor OF
Mrs. c. A. Bradley, who is visiting
re} q fl vps in this citv 'Fha rno ,pe