Warren sheaf., 1903-10-01

Tom Sanderson, Of Stephen, was
a Warren visitor Monday night.
"A baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Brown last Saturday
night.
The celebrated worth Skirts
are now arriving at The Peoples
Trading Co..
Allen Benzie, who is clerking
in the Winchester store at Angus,
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Lily Mansfield left last
Tuesday for New York city where
she will engage in dress making.
Mrs. G. A Robbecke, of Thief Riv-
er' Falls, is spending the week in
the city visiting with the family of
T. Morck. . ....,-&
Wanted Two hundred young men
and women to enroll at Northwest
ern College, Fergus Falls, Septem-
Der Both. .-- " St
- License to wed has been issued
to Henry c. Belisle of St. Croix
county, Wis, and Marie Louise
Proulx, of Argyle.
The long commissioners pro-
ceedings this week crowds out cor
spondences and much other matter,
which will appear next week.
If you want a loan on your land at
lowest rates Of interest, without de-
lay andon5 the on or before plan, see
L. Lamberson, Cashier of the Bank OF
Warren, Warren, Minnx -, 49,
John Harrison, one of the pro-
gressive young men of Vega, left
Saturday for st. Peter to quench
This thirst for knwoledge at the Gus
tavus Adolphus College.
"A sample potato has been con-
tributed this week by L. M. Olson,
Register of Deeds. It is an EARLY
Ohio, weighs 2 pounds l ounce and
was raised on his farm in town of
Fork. ....-.. -...- -...~....
Isaac Granum returned last
Friday from the Iron range country,
where he has been engaged in Sun
day School work under the auspices
of the American Sunday School
Union.
= Secretary OF State Hanson and
surveyor Ralph arrived in town this
forenoon, and together with Judge
Grindeland they drove to Pelan tc
inspect the state ditch that is being
constructed in Roseau county.
Mrs. o. F. Ballard returned,
tthe first of the week, from an ex.
tended visit to the home of her pa,
rents in Blue Earth county. She
contributed to our window display,
a fine Wolfe River apple which
measures 13 inches: in cireumfer.
= Swanson Il Johnson, the War:
rem machinists, have taken the con
tract to install a steam heating
plant in the store of the Peoples
Trading Co. Now that home con
Germ is fully equipped to do sucE
work there is no no need to. send tc
other towns to have it DONE. IT,
Len Mumford, who once was in.
terested in business in this city, is
visiting his old friends here on his
way to Regina, N. W. T., where he
is working for the Mccormick Co.
He is accompanied by his mother
who will spend some time visiting
friends in this part of the state be.
fore returning to her eastern home,
J. A. Button, principal of But
tons Business College, Crookston
Minnesota, is stenographer, court
reporter and expert accountant O
twenty years experience. He has
placed over one hundred pupils ir
good paying positions during the
past year. Situations are positively
guaranteed to all graduates. Il
takes only three months to complete
course. Do you want position?
p. a. Gunders, deputy state
public examiner, was in the city
Monday checking up the the books
OF county treasurer Dagoberg. As
we had reason to expect, he founG
everything in perfect condition anc
correct to the cent. In fact, he wa.
much pleased with the orderly man
ner in which this branch Of th,
county's business is conducted