Warren sheaf., 1903-11-26
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l,0Ghl BREWTlES

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Jim Hanna returned Sunday
morning from quite an extended trip
to Iowa and other points in the east.
F. A. Anderson, of Vega, re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with
relatives in Crookston. -.
Gardner Woolery disposed Of a
dozen or more of turkeys last Satur-
day evening, by a rattle in Days
lumber Office.
Peter Gunderson has drilled q
we'll on the Aubol farm and has
.struck fine flow of good water at a
depth of 105 feet, - ~ x - E.
Fred S. Peterson and wife, of
Vega, returned last Saturday from
a couple Of weeks visit with rela-
~tives and friends at Princeton, Ill.
Judge Grindeland boarded the
new St. Paul Winnipeg flyer On
Sunday evening for Ada, Norman
county, where he holds d term of
court this week. - 1f|k5@*
If you want a loan on your land at
lowest rates of interest, without de-
lay andon the on or before plan, see
L. Lamberson, Cashier OF the Bank of
Warren, Warren, MINI. 81. - -.
E. w. Stone, formerly Of Lower
Snake, was in the city Saturday be-
tween trains. His parents were
among the first settlers on the Low
|er Snake where the Stone homestead
was kind of a landmark for many
years, and where hospitality was
dispensed in true Yankee style.
Miss Lavina O. Rokke, of West
Valley, has won quite a success as
a temperance lecturer Sheis trav-
cling about the country holding
meetings to large audiences. Last
Saturday she was inlWarren on her
way to Helgeland, Polk county,
where she was to lecture.
Quite a number of the young
people enjoyed an imaginary sleigh
ride in hay rack on a lumber wag-
on, last Saturday evening. The OBJ
.jective point being skate on a lake
east of the city. But the skating
was poor -andthe fun in riding was
great, as everyone in town knows,
by their occasional smile. .@
The following young people Of
Warren are graduates of the Crooks
ton college; Ole Thoreson, book
keeper. for Taralseth; August John
son, bookkeeper for Peoples Trad
ing Co; Anna Swanby, stenogra-
pher for Lamh herson; Rasmus Hage,
stenographer for Vega Land Co.; :;
Nels G.. Back kstrom, manager ST..
Anthony & Dakota Elevator. If
you want position, write for cata-
logue. J. @. SATIRE.
Mr.. and Mts. Geo. N. Paulson,
.of Big Woods, we're in town over
last Friday night visiting friends
and doing somP trading at the
stores. Mr.. Paul son has gone into
the dairy business quite extensively
and would like to see creamery
established in his part of the county.
The past summer he has shipped a
good deal OF cream to the cold stor-
age houses, but wh en- that concern
made an assignment short time
ago he unfortunately lost about $75
which was due him for cream, and
that knocks off a good deal of profit.
"A most severe pounding was ad-
1Linistered to Rev. and Mrs. Tindall
last Monday evening by a large
number Of people who gathered at
the parsonage. It was one of those
poundings that the more you get the
better it is. Some thirty Of their
friends|were present, each one con
tributing their pound or more Of
that which pleaseth the inner man
and smooths the prospective rough
corners oflIa hard dgwinter, coupled
with the determination to, not only
have a good time, butssto show to the
parson and his. good wife, that they
were surrounded by friends who
were anxious to Tighten the bur-
dens Of the frontier preacher and
make their lives worth living, the
realization Of which was easily seen
by the cordial welcome and pleasant
evening enjoyed BY all.