Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-24
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LOCAL., bREVlTlES

b0GAL bREVlTlfS
Good dry wood sold and deliver
ed. Call at Second Hand Store.
George Abbie and Emily Bren
went to Minneapolis last Friday
night on the flyer to visit relatives.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Lindberg twin baby girls last
Thursday.
-Adolph Swanson, one of the old
settlers of Bloomer township, was a
Warren visitor over Monday night.
"A. J. Englund, of Englund,
came down Monday to visit his
- daughter, Annie, who is sick at the
home of J. H. Bolton in this city.
Don't go and buy your friend a
~cheap, trashy Christmas present
that won't last a year. The same
amount of money at our store will
buy present that will last a life
time. P. H. Holm.
E. P. Stromgren, of this city,
was seventy years old last Tuesday,
and celebrated the event by saving
a three-quarter cord of wood in a
couple hours in the forenoon. Not
many Of that age could have. done
that.
We are not perhaps spending as
much money as we should for
advertising, but our goods speak
for themselves. Come in and see
for yourself, and we are satisfied
that you cannot help but say that
we have the best in our line.
P. H. HOLM.
Arthur Stromgren returned
home last Thursday from Pelan,
where he has been visiting his
brother, E. E. Stromgren. While
there he had the misfortune to shoot
himself in the foot while rabbit
hunting, and he still limps in conse-
~quence.
1t is reported that several DEAL
"ers in town are not very particular
about observing the state law pro-
hibiting the sale of cigarettes to
minors. Let us hope that this prac-
tice will be stopped Immediately.
No one for the sake of paltry gain
should be permitted to place pitfalls
in the way of our boys and girls,
and the few safe guards which the
law throws around them ought to
be needed.
Miss Hattie L. Brown, who
served as clerk in the Warren post
office about two years, was recently
married to Ira M. Bradley at Seat
tie, WASH, and the happy couple
are now at home at Galesburg, ILL.,,
where the groom has profitable en-
ployment. The many friends of
both contracting parties, in this
city and vicinity, congratulate them
most heartily and wish them much
joy and happiness in their journey
together through life.
ALL the teachers of the Warren
schools have left to spend the
Christmas vacation at their respec-
tive homes. Prof. Angus will visit
at Garfield and Melrose, Minn., and
later will attend the meeting of the
State Teachers Association in St.
Paul. Prof. Young has gone to Ash.
land, Wis.,, Miss Clara D. Adams to
;Sechlervi1le, Wis, Miss Adelaide
Mason to Alexandria, Mimi, Miss.
Lois Campbell, to Melrose, Miss
Angus to Garfield, Miss Steake to
Fergus Falls. -,
Rev. III. Ostgulen has a large
amount of work laid, out for the
Christmas holidays in the many
congregations which he serves.
On Thursday he leaves for town of
Norden where he holds service on
Christmas Day and also officiates at
wedding. From there he goes to
Newfolden where he will preach in
the Westaker church and officiate at
another wedding. He also holds
services in Viking and West Valley
and on Sunday evening he attends a
temperance meeting and Christmas
1900 festival in lrna On Mordox,