Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-12-17
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w. r. Head left Monday on a
hunting trip to the eastern wilds.
You can buy a dollars worth of
clothing for the price of bushel OF
wheat at The Peoples. Trading Co.
j. S. Bradley drove to Crooks
ton on Sunday with a horse and
colt he had solid there.
That girl of yours wants a dia-
mond ring or brooch for Christmas.
We haves them. P. H. HOLM.
Emil Tornell, who has held
down a position in the PeaveyAele-
vator this fall, returned Monday to
his home in Viking.
The cost sale of clothing at The
Peoples Trading Co.'S, store will be
continued until Christmas. Take
advantage Of it.
Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Stephen
came down Friday to visit her sister
Mrs. Ole Johnson, and other warren
friends.
We expect our Christmas trees
this week. Buy your trees from us,
we sell hundreds of trees every
year. The Peoples Trading Co.
- Henry Nelson, of Eckvoll, was
in town yesterday. He has the a.
gency for Marshall county for the
Grumiaux News & Subscription Co.
The best assortment, the lowest
price, makes our doll department. the
most popular in the city.
The Peoples Trading Co.
- Noah Palmer returned toODeer
River yesterday. He sold his forty,
of land in McCrea to G. NJ. Hanson,
of this city.
If you are in doubt about what
to buy for Christmas turn to the
Peoples Trading Co.'S, Christmas
ad in this paper.
Attention is called to the change
in time for the annual meeting of
the Swedish Mission church as pub
lished this week.
Beautiful presents can be select
ed from our stock Of Jewelry, Silver
ware and Cut Glass, and remember
we save you money on these items.
Goods as good or better than others,
The Peoples Trading Co.
Don't 90 and buy your friend a
cheap, trashy Christmas. present
that won't last year. The same
amount of money at our store will
buy present that will last life
time. P. H, Holm.
Mrs. W. R. Spencer, of Malta,
Mont, who has been visiting at the
home of her father-in-law, Mr.. J. E.
johnson, of Farley, during the past
couple of weeks, left for her western
home last Saturday.
You ought to have those eyes ex-
:amined and get your glasses before
Christmas. Tyler at Holm's Jew
'elry store is the man that can do
this for you. Goods right and
charges reasonable.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are well pleased with the re-
suit of their bazaar and rummage
sale last Friday evening, and are
very thankful to all who helped make
lit success. The proceeds amounted
ito the snug sum of $4,000.
Our sale in the mems department
lis a grand success. We have fitted
hundreds of people at prices that
could not be duplicated at any other
store. There is still a week left.
We would voice the sentiment of our
vcompietor, Don't get left.''
The Peoples Trading Co.
The immense stock of goods in
the store of G. G. Winchester is be-
ing reduced at a rapid rate by
Stevens Bros. and Co., of Chicago,
the mediators in charge. Ever since
the forced sale was announced the
store has been thronged with eager
buyers taking advantage of the big
bargains offered. In order, however
to close out the remaining stock as !
quickly as possible another deep cut
has been made in prices. For further
particulars see big ad in this issue.