Warren sheaf., 1903-08-13


Franson' S shoe store.
Carl Nelson, of Argyle, was in
Warren Tuesday night.
Many Warren people are spend
ing the week at Maple Lake.
Homer F. Mussey, Of Thief Riv-
er Falls, visited friends in this city
this week.
r. Whitaker returned Mon
day from a business trip to Iowa
and Illinois. ...
A good, light side spring hunting
or farm buggy for sale cheap, In
quire at this Office.
Bob Lee, one of the Thief River
Falls real estate boomers, was seen
on our streets this week.
Geo. G.. Johnson, deputy county
auditor, leaves tonight for Seattle,
Washington, to visit a brother.
-Bottolph Knutson, of West Su-
perior, Wis, a brother-in law of K.
j. Taralseth, arrived yesterday.
Miss Laura Roseno, of Fargo,
N. D., arrived Monday for visit
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. W.
J. Brown. i
"A. K. Dicken, now OF town of
Hunter, formerly of McCrea, ar
rived yesterday to do a turn at
threshing in these parts.
Mickael Stern & Co., High Grade,
Tailor made clothing will fit every
body. Come and we will prove it.
K. J. TARALsETH.
- Miss Flora Lodmell, daughter
of A. M. Lodmell, of Grand Forks,
and daughter Of Iver Lodmell, of
Stephen, are visiting friends in the
city.
Electric lights were placed in
William Neuman's cabinet shop yes
terday. His increasing business
and industrious habits demand more
hours than the sun will supply.
Mrs. G.. O. Cross leaves tonight
for Seattle, Washington, to join her
husband, who has spent several
weeks on the coast looking over the
country. If Mrs. Cross likes it out
there the family may conclude to re-
move from our city.
DIR. G. S. Wattam left Monday
for Walker, Minn., to meet with the
advisory commission of the prospec-
tive state sanitorium for consump-
tives and the state board of control,
for the purpose of selecting a site
for said institution. The $25OOO ap-
propriated by the last legislature
has now become available, and as
soon as the site has been selected
plans will be procured and contract
let for suitable building. tits ex-
pected that the institution will be
ready to receive patients by next
summer. y....... .s
-: Alta meeting held Monday eve-
ming, the old Zenith club was re-or-
ganized as the Commercial Club of
Warren, with the following officers:
Judge A. Grindeland, president;
DR.. G.. S. Wattam, vice-president;
E. M. Sathre, Secretary; and G. A.
Nelson, treasurer. The old club
rooms in the First National Bank
building will be retained. The new
organization will have for it's object
to advance the business interests of
the city, encouraging enterprise
and promote the city's growth and
development.
= j. A. Nordgren, a former
Warren resident, arrived this
morning from Sweden, where he
has lived the past few years. His
son, Axel, who went from here
about five years ago, and who has
roamed over nearly the whole world,
returned at the same time. The
father and son met by accident at
Montreal, both entering the same
car from opposite ends. Neither of
them had any knowledge Of the
others whereabouts, and never ex-
pected to meet again in this world:
The son had boarded the train in
tending to go to Minneapolis and the
father was on his way to Warren.
There was happy reunion of the
Nordgren family by the return of
these two absent members.