Warren sheaf., 1903-07-02
.L,0GAL, BREVI'TlES

WneaG Il4.
Flax IS.
Barley 81.
Oats 36.
p. Rev. A. Mattson was at Ha allock
Monday to conduct funeral.
F. w. Woodward arrived this
morning from Eau Claire, Wis. 3
- Judge Grindeland will deliver
the Fourth of July oration at Ada.
Ollie Beach returned home Tues
day from attending school at Fari-
bault.
Guy Topper, of Stephen, visited
friends in the city and attended the
circus. ,~..-
DR., H. A. Tyler and wife re-
turned home yesterday from Roch-
ester, MINI.
W. F. Head and daughter Ma
bel returned home Monday from a
visit in Iowa. ..-..,
Attorney Foote, of Crookston,
was looking after farm interests in
this vicinity last Friday.
Harry Bernard, who has been
>carpentering on the Irish farm" is
at home this week, sick. !.
Robert Englestad returned Sat-
.urday from Stephen, near where he
has Taught term of school. -: -"
A1large number of Argyleites
and Stsphenites came down ON last
evening train to take in the show;
Mrs:Ed Frsnsson pleasantly en-
-tertained a. number of her lady
friendsattealasssaturda afternoon.
Rev. N. Exile 1i, and family re-
turned home home Monday, from
Mcintosh, whore they have. been
visiting. =: <4~~ 49,:
Israel Peterson. of Viking, return
~ed Saturday from a visit with his
brother, Rev. John Peterson, at Riv-
"er Falls, Wis. ~ ..>.
Deputy Street Commissioner W.
McCrea put in a new culvert and
crossing on the corner near the
windmill well, last week.
Will Dixon's bus was a promi-
nent factor in taking the ladies to
thePresbyterian Aid Society at the
Kendall farm, last Tuesday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson and two
daughters and son, of Excel, vis-
ited>a the home of J. G.. Anderson;
"of .Warrenton, and other friends, this
wenkssz; = u >*:> ,r:a:t = ;::.:::-~-
4Aag. Swanson, swans a form former ;td citizen
of :EMhrshall5. .eounty,%:a prosperous
=and:loyal subject OF the King, was
here last week attending to matters
"of business and visiting relatives. =
-EsF. Whitney and lis TWO; sons
lefts Monday for Rocklsnd, Maine,
and other points in the east, toSvisit
relatives and friends. They expect
to begpne about six weeks. =: x !. (: >, J:
Louis Lofgren, Of Roseau, was
in thascity this week and reports
plenty Of rain in that sectiopp. He.
clothed; his team with q brand now
HARNESS. from Fransson'a shop; while
here,i = -: :: "
C:s' F. .Bjorklund arrived last
Thursday from Rainy River, whore
heshassspent some time hunting and
trapping. He has also fled on q fine
claim on the Canadian side, not far
from Lake of>the Woods: -. ~,..,..~
DIR. J. E. Campbell;t of;*M Melrose,.
Mimi, arrived Saturday for visit
at the. home. Of his daughter, Mrs.
William Angus: He was accompa-
MED by another of his numerous
daughters. The doctor returned to
his u home 3 on Tuesday.
--Eyert A. Haugen, a prosperous
farmer of Silver Prairie, Richland
Co., n. D., and his wife were in the
city Monday on their way home from
"a weeks visit with Postmaster
Thompson, of West Valley, who is
brother of Mr.. Haugen. @*
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borrill, of
Morris, Minn., the aged parents of
Mrs. S. N. Beach and Miss Belle
Borrill, returned to their home last
Friday, after several weeks visit
here. Mrs. Beach accompanied them,
as they are too intirm to travel alone.
The Swo6ich T,,thoron