Warren sheaf., 1903-10-29
a few remarks about Real Estate

Loans:
Read the Market News ad of
The Peoples Trading Co..
The fall and winter goods that you
want aresat the Peoples store.
Aug. 'Holmlund, of West Valley,
was in town over Tuesday night.
E. P.'Stromgren went to Eng
lund Tuesday to look after his farm
there.
The celebrated "Worth Skirts"
are now arriving at The Peoples
Trading Co.
A few choice, full blood, Poland
China, male pigs for sale. '..
L. LAMBERsoN.
Come and see us when in need of
Storm Sash and Storm Doors,
THE ROBERTSON LUMBER Co.
"A couple fine Delaine Merino
bucks came by express this morn
ing for Mr.. Spaulding's Oakfeld
farm.
"A very pleasant tea party was
enjoyed last Friday afternoon by a
numbersof ladies at the; home of
Mrs: E. Dady.
All who have attended Mankato
Commercial College, speak of it
highly. Send for their illustrated
catalogue. It's free, VI. n. ~ .
= You will miss a great treat if
you don't go and see, ''The <Messen-
ger Boy at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening, Nov. 4.
The markets, as now published d
at the head of the local columns of
this paper, is the quotation at the
close of business each day of the
past week.
Leonard Lull, who went away
from here over a year ago returned
Friday to see his wife, who has
been staying with her folks in Fol-
dahl during his, absence.
Christ Rundtom brought his
little daughter, Esther, to Crooks
ton last Thursday for examination
by an oculist. She has been
threatened with blindness since she
recovered from the diphtheria.
An inquiry has been received
from Carver, Minn., for a lady
whose maiden name. was Anna
Christina Carlson, supposed now to
reside in this vicinity. If the lady
will write to John S. Nelson, Car
yer, Minn., she will learn some
thing to her advantage.
To all those who enter Buttons
Business College, Crookston, Mimi,
between now and the 9th of Nov., a
full course will be given for $35. 90;
the regular rate is $500 and this
offer will not appear again. :; =
Yours truly,
Burrows BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IT. By J. A. Button, Prin.
About dozen gentlemen
friends gave pleasant farewell
social to Mr.. P. Frost Spaulding in
the second story rooms of the
Whitney block on Friday evening
last week. Mr.and Mrs. .Spaulding
left Saturday evening for their
home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, after
having spent an enjoyable summer
on the Oakfeld farm near this city.
DIR. MILESTONE, who formerly
resided at Argyle, and gained con.
siderable prominence by his legal
tilts with J. J. Sutton, was assaulted
with deadly weapon at Cass Lake
last Thursday night. AS he was on
his way home some one fired three
rapid shots at him and then disap-
peared. The doctor was hit in the
arm, but not seriously injured. He
claims that Conductor Bryant is the
party who did the shooting. The
case will probably be aired in the
courts. = "a. .. - .......,-.
1st, The Bank of Warren loans
money On land. .. ..7:.@
I'd, Loan the largest amountsiand
make the lowest rates Of interest.
Sd, Make three (3), five (5) or ten
(1O year loans. .s....-
4th, Give the privilege of paying
a part of the loan at any time and
stop interest.
9TH, If you are thinking Of max
ing a loan come in and see us or
write us and we will come and see