Warren sheaf., 1903-08-20

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&C. School will begin on Sept. 18th.
The Pembina farm commenced
threshing barley last Monday
Victor Samuelson returned Mon
day from a trip. to Grand Forks.
Mrs. K. j Taralseth returned
home yesterday morning from Ma.
pie Lake.
The Misses G1indeland enter
tanned a number of young friends
on Friday evening.
Mrs. I. N. Lodoen and her
sister, Miss Ingeborg Rafteseth, re-
turned Saturday from Maple Lake.
- W. S. Day has received a. fine
thoroughbred setter dog from one
of the best kennels in Minneapolis.
| Mrs. Ed Mossefn, of Crookston,
arrived yesterday to visit her pa
rents, Mayor and Mrs. K. J. Taral-
seth. -#"a r - IN.
The machine oil sold by The
Peoples Trading Co.. is the best on
the market. Buy your oil at that
store - 3. .+. "- '-.sz.~ :
Hans Swanson and Carl j..
Johnson returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Crookston :. and
Grand Forks. >&.
Mickael Stern & Co., High Grade.
Tailor made clothing will fit every-
body. Come and we will prove it.
g. K. J. TARALsErH.
Mrs. T. Wees is shipping her
household goods to Sumas, WASH,
where her husband is, and she and
the children expect to follow in. a
few weeks.
The household goods Of Guy F.
Carleton are beingshipped to Crooks
ton this week, from which we infer
that the family will make their home
in that city. 4
Mr.. M. L. Rowlin and family,
from Illinois, arrived on this morn.
ing's train, to look after his farm
which he purchased from Mr.. Lam
berson last fall.
Thomas Swift, Of New Richland,
MINI, arrived in this city yesterday
morning to enter the employ Of the
Marshall Co. Land Co. in charge of
Mr., R. G. Mathwig. . .~
DIR. T. Bratrud has spent the
summer in Scandinavia, but has now
returned to Vienna to resume his
studies. His intention is to sail for
America early in December. j..
Allen Benzie and his father ar
rived Tuesday from Thief River
Falls. They brought a team with
them and started for Park River, N.
D., this morning, where they will
work during threshing. ..-..>r.,. WI. :.
Mrs. c.. S. Hull entertained
about twenty of her lady friends at
tea and a social evening yesterday.
She will also entertain a like num-
ber this evening. Their elegant
residence as well as their own pleas
ant ways make this social event one
of the best of the season. L.
Mr.. Ed Slee has received a
letter telling Of the death of Mrs. T.
R. Davis. at Spokane Wash, last
week. All the children, except
John, were present when she pass
ed away. Mrs. Davies was one of
the pioneer women of Warren, and
many of our old settlers will re-
member her. ...- .s
"A pleasant picnic party was en-
joyed last Monday on the river bank
on the farm of E. A. Mainline, two
miles east of town, by the, Misses
Ada Nelson, Edna Slee: Ida and Lily
Mansfield and Mr.. Mainline. A mum
Der Of photos we're taken of the
beautiful scenery along the river
bank and one Of nearby harvester
cutting wheat that tits believed will
yield 30 bushels to the acre. 7
Last Sunday afternoon the two
story farm house on the northwest
corner Of section II, townof Brislet,
owned by R. G. Mathwig and occu-
pied by Anton Hanson, was burned
to the ground. Household goods in
the lower story we're saved, but all
in the upper story we're lost. The.
loss was about $500, partially COW
cred by insurance. Mr. Hanson
was in town at the time. The fire