Warren sheaf., 1903-11-19

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smokeless coal, sold by C. S. WEES.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Winchester
returned Friday from visit in
Wisconsin.
-Erick Nilsson, one of the sturdy
young men of Nelson Park, is in the
city to day.
All this week at Taralseth's Ma
jestic Cooking Exhibition you are
invited. Don't get left.
The Sanford Dodge entertain
ment last Thursday and Friday
evenings was first-class in every
respect.
We want you and your friend to
come and see the Great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three min
utter. Don't get left.
After you see the Majestic Range
at Taralseth's you'll wonder how
you have managed to get along
without one. Don't get left.
Abel Anderson, one of the ris-
ing young men in town of West VAL
ley, left yesterday for Crookston to
complete his course at Buttons
Business College.
The Presbyterian L. A. S. will
meet with Mrs. Clarence Spaulding
next Tuesday afternoon, Nov. "a, at
2 o'clock to sew. Don't forget to
come. Mrs. HEAD, sec.
Isaac Granum has sold his farm
in Helgeland, Polk county, to
Crookston land company, and he
and family intend to remove to
CrOokston to reside.
-Chas. Wittensten returned
yesterday from St. Paul where he
had been with a carload of cattle
for the Pembina farm. He says the
market is nothing to brag about.
The Presbyterian L. A. S. will
hold their annual bazar and rumage
sale at the opera house Friday and
Saturday afternoon Dec. II 12.
Supper will be served also on Fri
day evening.
Cards are outannouncing the mar
riage, next Wednesday, at Sank
Centre, of Arthur E. Brecount, son
of Rev. Brecount, formerly located
at this place, to Miss Kay of Sank
Centre, by Rev. Tindall.
AT the M. E. church: The u.s.
ual services at 1890 next Sunday
morning. In the evening a union
temperance service. Address on
'America's Greatest Curse" by
Rev. Tindall. All invited.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held in the M. E. church on
Thanksgiving day, Thursday Nov.
26th at II a. m. The Rev. Fulton
will deliver the address. All are
cordially welcomed to attend.
Rev. G. j. Lindberg, who is
we'll known in many parts of the
county, arrived here Monday from
Minneapolis to locate in Warren.
A parsonage for his use has been
purchased by a number of farmers
of his denomination living in this
vicinity.
John E. Lund is buying wheat
on the track for John E. Ostrom,
and it is said the Warren wheat
market has improved very much
since then. Warren has always
been noted for having the, best
wheat market of any town on the
line and for paying the highest
prices obtainable.
John P. Myhre, of Middle river,
has been doing jury service,a at this
term of court. He was the repub-
lican candidate for register of deeds
at the last election, and would have
won had his opponent been a little
less popular. His friends believe
that next time he will have better
success if he has mind to try again.
j. P. Lundin was down from
Stephen Monday evening. The
burning of his big store last winter
was severe blow to Mr.. Lundin
financially, wiping away the say
ings of twenty years in a few min
utes. But he has grit and will
make another start. He has again
opened general merchandise store
in Stephen.
Life Scholarship for $50. at the
CrOOkStOn. COLLEGE,. This moanc