Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27

Mrs. Ed Mossefn returned to
her home at Crookston on Monday.
a new line Of mems clothing at
very moderate prices at Lodoen's
store. III A .i:
Mrs. D. Farrell visited the past
week with friends at Crookston and
with the Robbeckes at Thief River
Falls. ii Z.
Call at Dixon's Sale Barn if you
want a good pair of work or driving
horses. ..
-Chas. Westerberg, proprietor
OF the Scandia House, Crookston,
was a Warren visitor Saturday.
Swanson & Pihlstrom have a
quantity of good Tamarac lumber
for sale. ~>.I
--Remember the change of day of
meeting of L. A. S. of the Presbyte-
rian church from Tuesday until
Wednesday afternoon.
jay Seeley returned to the city
yesterday from Seattle. Heexpects
to leave next week. for East Grand
Forks, where he will work in the
G.. N. depot. 49, :-.. =
The family of Peter Bergh,
bookkeeper in the Bank of Warren.
arrived last Friday, and they have
gone to housekeeping in the NAL
berg residence on the West side. .,
Y We have Four-inch Tire Slough
ton Wagons. Something's new. Call
in and examine them. LUNDaREN,
WTTENsTEN & Co.
Miss Eva Powell and Ina and
Laura Powell, the latter daughters
of w. N. Powell, returned home
yesterday from a visit at Owatonna,
Minn., and River Falls, Wis.
Buttons Business College, Crook
ston, Minn., secures positions for
all it's graduates. Fall term begins
Sept. 7th. Send for new catalogue.
Yours truly,
37-40. J. A. BUTTON.
Crookston College begins it's
ninth school year August 81. You
can select your own. studies from
the following courses, viz: Prepar-
atory, Teachers, Commercial, Short
hand and Typewriting, Music and
Penmanship. Send for free cata-
logue. Address J. G. Sathre,
Crookston, Minnesota. -. .
Ed Mossefn and O. G. Rood,
two progressive young business
men Of Crookston,. drove to Warren
Sunday, but owing to the rain next
day, had to, take the train back.
Mr.. Mossefn found lodgment with
his father-in-law, Mayor Taralseth
and Mr.. Rood was taken in out of
the wet by Chas. Wittensten, at the
Pembina farm. 5 'ss
1t is reported, that while Pete
Shepherd was digging potatoes on
his farm one mile north of town,
the other day, they were so nice
and large and so much resembled
prairie chickens, that the game war
den, through the aid of a powerful
field glass and past experience (D,
stealthily, and with true indian agi}-
ity, sneaked up from behind and
was on the point of arresting him
for chicken hunting, when he dis
covered his mistake.
Last Saturday evening COM
pany of about twenty-five young
people met at the Winchester resi-
dence, as participants in a linen
shower" to Miss Mabel Frank, in
honor Of her approaching wedding.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with sweet peas, as was also
a large basket suspended in room
for the reception Of the presents,
which were many as well as fine
Rich refreshments were served
and general good time enjoyed by
all.
Andrew Peterson, of town of
Brislet, was kicked on the leg by a
horse couple weeks ago. The in
jury was not considered serious and
consequently not attended to until
some days after, when the limb
swelled so much that nothing could
be done with it until the infamma-
tion was reduced. A bone was
found to be broken and Mr.. Peter
son is now confined at Miss Lind