Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
LOCAL., BREVlTIES
Wheat 734.
Flax 80.
Barley 43.
Oats %,

Oats 2S.
Miss Emma Lord, of Crookston.
rs is visiting friends in Warren this
4 week. .5>
Rev. r. T. Fulton left Monday
for pleasure trip to Hallock and
Fargo. n. -.
Miss Mary Jorin, from Murray
county, is visiting with the family
Of John Ferguson.
y A fine son was born to Mr.. and
1 Mrs. John O. Larson on FRIDAY
morning, last week.
Mrs. Jessie Childs, of Crook
ston, visited last week the family of
A. P. Frank in Brislet. ,. -.
Are you going to school? Then
write to Northwestern College,
y Fergus Falls, for free catalogue. St
You are going to school, but
haven't seen the beautiful catalogue
of Mankato Commercial College. It
is free. 3
miss Lola Easton and Mrs.
R. T. Fulton accompanied Mrs.
Stuhr on her return to Argyle Mon
day. They returned the same eve
ming.
Miss Annie Miller, of Lake City,
Minn., arrived last week for visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs.. W.
F. Sullivan, who lives north of
town.
Miss Inga Dahl, of Crookston,
came up Saturday for a visit with
Mrs. Chas. Wittensten, on the Penn
bina farm, returning home on Mon
Gay.
j Charles Wolfgram returned last
week from Dresden, N. D., where
he has been the past few months,
and has again taken up farming in
this vicinity.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet next
Wednesday, Sept. I'd, at the home Of
Mrs. Wittensten. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend.
Northwestern Business College
offers the following complete courses:
College Preparatory, Normal, Com
mercial, Shorthand and Typewriting,
and Music and Elocution.
E. Geo. Jarrett returned from his
western trip, last Saturday. While
there he purchased 100 acres Of tim
othy grass land, 10 miles from Ka]-
ispell, Mon. He expects to return
there in about month.
The New Stoughton Wagon has
more good points than any other
wagon, being a light running, and
having years guaranty attached
to it. Sold and warranted by LUND-
GREN, WrrTENsTEN & Co.
Misses Adelene and Blanche Mel
son and Miss Nellie Hoffmeister
went to Stephen yesterday to attend
the wedding of Miss Hattie Eleanor
.Brett to Mr.. Aaron M. Dillivan,
which was solemnized there last
evening.
!. The Norwegian school picnic at
the farm Of John Iverson Skurdahl,
in Boxville, last Sunday was en-
joyed by large number Of people,
the weather also being pleasant.
An excellent program was rendered,
of which Mrs. T. Bang had charge.
A mule-footed pig has been
stuffed and mounted by taxidermist
[. Brown, for julius Pleth, of St. Hi
laire. Instead of being cleft, as in
the common breed of pigs, the foot
is all in one, resembling the hoof of
mule. The pig is said to be an
Ozark mountain breed, and not. a
freak of nature. >E5.-
# Parson Bros, having purchased
the old Mill elevator, are prepared
to buy all kinds of grain at the reg
Bular market price. Having had six
years experience as private eleva-
tor men we know what grain is
worth and will try and give salts.
faction to everybody. Try US when
you sell your grain.
j. a. Button, principal Of But
tons Business College, Crookston,
Minnesota, is a stenographer, court
s~eporter and expert accountant Of
saWenty years experience, He has
placed over one hundred pupils in
good paying positions during the