Warren sheaf., 1903-12-03
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pay the highest market prices
for hides and furs. JAMES NOOK. 4t.
Geo. T. Hamery, civil engineer,
of Warroad, Minn., was in the city
last Friday.
-Rummage! Rummage! Rummage!
Save all your loose change to buy
rummage at the rummage sale Dec.
11th and 18th.
Surveyors Hameryland Arnold,
of Crookston, were looking after
ditch matters at the meeting of the
county board last Friday.
Warren chapter No. 116, O. E.
S. will hold it's annual election of
officers next Tuesday evening.
December 9th. A large attendance
desired.
If you want loan on your land at
lowest rates of interest, without de-
lay andon the on or before plan, see
L. Lamberson, Cashier of the Bank Of
Warren, Warren, MINI.
Life Scholarship for $50. at the
Crookston, College. This means
that your tuition is paid for life and
you can complete as many Icourses
as you like. J. G. Sathre, Crooks
ton. Minnesota. 50-8t.
"A roll of new rag carpet was
stolen in this city from the wagon
of Herman Hanson, of Fodvang, a
few weeks ago. Unless the party
who took it returns it to Westlin's
hotel at once he will be prosecuted.
&C. A. Aubol returned to War
rem on the flyer Saturday evening.
He left Rainy River in the morning
over the Canadian Northern (which
makes close Connections at Winnipeg
with the new St. Paul Winnipeg
train.
&C. w. Abrahamson, of Warren
ton, accompanied his daughter, Miss
Mabel, to St. Paul on the flyer yes
terday for the purpose of having
her cared for at hospital until she
regains her strength. She has
been very weak since she had the
diphtheria last fall.
The next meeting of the Pres
byterian L. A. S. will be held at
the home of Mrs. Lundpuist next
Tuesday afternoon at 2o'clock Isharp.
There is lot of unfinished sewing
to be done and it is necessary
that every member be present.
Mrs. HEAD, sec'y.
presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
>cietf will have good hot supper in
conn nection with the bazar and rum
mage sale. And we are in hopes
there will bel another 0length of
stove pipes to sell, also, don't forget
the date, Friday and Saturday, Dec.
18th and II, at the Opera9House.
Died: Lewis F. Dahlquist, son of
Mrs. Mary Dahlquist, of Warrenton,
died at the hospital in Fergus Falls
last Nj onday, of hemorrhage OF the
brain, aged 29 years. His brother
John L. Dahlquist went to Fergus
Falls to convey the remains to this
city where they arrived yesterday.
The funeral will be held from the
Swedish Lutheran church in this
city on Friday at 2 p. m.
Hon. Charles G.. Rapp, prom
inent merchant and postmaster at
St. Hilaire, died last Saturday
morning at 4 'clock from compli-
cation of diseases. His funeral occurr-
ed Monday. He was a very popular
man and represented his district in
the state legislature a few years
ago. Mr.. Rapp was cousin of Mr..
P. B. Malberg, of Viking, and he
was well known and had host of
friends all over the eastern end of
Marshall county.
The following young people of
Warren are graduates OF the Crooks
ton College,: Ole Thoreson, book
keeper for Taralseth; August John
son, bookkeeper for Peoples Trad
ing Co; Anna Swanby, stenogra-
pher for Lamberson; Rasmus Hage,
stenographer for Vega Land Co.;
Nels G.. -Backstrom, manager St.
Anthony & Dakota Elevator. If
you want a position, write for cata-
logue. j. G. SATIRE.