Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-09-17
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Vega Land Go. has lots of lots for
sale.
E. M. Sathre went to Crookston
Tuesday on business.
L. G.. Peters returned yester-
day to his home at Rock RAPIDS.
Iowa.
Mrs. F. w. Flanders and some
OF the smaller children went yester-
day for visit to Crookston.
Rain doesn't always stop bust
ness. Bert Knapp sold three quar-
ter sections of land Monday.
Are you going to school? Then
write to Northweste College, Fer
gus Falls, for free catalogue. st
You'll lose from 10 to Is per cent
unless you buy your harvest sup
plies from The Peoples Trading Co.
Two months free to those who en-
ter Mankato Commercial College,
Sept. l. Write for beautiful cata-
logue.
"A water proof coat has been
found near the Peachy farm. Own
'er can have the same by. calling at
this Office.
james Frank left yesterday for
Duluth, where he has secured a
position"in the state grain inspect
ion department.. !: g. -:
Mrs. H. Odne, wife of2a promi-
nent business man of Grand Forks,
is visiting at the home of Isaac
'Granum, in town of Brislet.
Miss Mamie Grant returned to
sthe city last Saturday and is again
in charge of the millinery depart
ment in K. J. Taralseth's store.
George Stockland and Erhard
Anderson, two young men Of
Stephen, have enrolled themselves
AS students in the Warren High
School, this week.
T. L. Melgaard, cashier OF the
Citizens Bank of Thief River Falls
spent few days here looking up
records at the court house, and re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Northwestern Business College
offers the following complete courses:
!: College Preparatory, Normal, Com
smercia |, Shorthand and T ypewriting,,
and Music and Elocution.' 60 - <''"5':T
!. Miss May Lee, of Crookston,
graduate of Buttons Business Col
>lege arrived yesterday to assist tenn
>porarily as stenographer in the Office
. of the Marshall County Land Co.
j. A. Ralston, a brother to A.
: D. Ralston, Warren's tonsorial artist
has bought out barber shop in
Stephen and will keep the citizens
of that burg slick and trim in the
future. -. ..~-~-...- ...-
John Harrison, one of the prog
ressive and intelligent young men of
Vega, expects to leave for St. Peter
this week to enroll himself as a
student in Gustavus SAdolphus
College. >-'
- &C. Elliott, editor and publisher
of the Bulletin, and the Olmstead
Co. Democrat, at Rochester, Mimi.
ARRIVED Saturday to spend day or
two looking after his farming inter-
ests in this vicinity. ..ss:
j. P. Easton served his last dav
as deputy internal revenue collector
yon Tuesday. and yesterday he left
for Crookston to get posted on his
new duties as travelling auditor for
the St. Hilaire Lumber Co.
Peter Dalquist left last Thurs
day for Ely, MINI. He has been
called to work on the mission field:
in that great mining town, and be-
fore accepting the call he concluded
first to make that place visit.
Buttons Business College, Crook
:ston, Minn., gives a complete CON-
mercial, short hand and typewriting
course in three months. Situations
positively guaranteed to all gradu-
:ates. Send for new catalogue. 4t
M. Melgaard, an electrical
no.iooor IN tho H-orxv;oo S of 4ho