Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22
b0ChL BREVITIES

trip north on the line Tuesday.
Miss Susie Finberg is teaching
a term of school in town of Con-
stock
Mrs. L. R. Lakin went to Ste-
phen Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Penney.
Roy Prosser, the base ball play
er, left last Thursday, for his home
at San Francisco, Cal. y
Come and see us when in need of
Storm Sash and Storm Doors,
THE ROBERTSON LUMBER Go.
The expense of attending Manka-
ITO Commercial College, is much less
than elsewhere. Send for catalogue.
We have Four-inch Tire Slough
ton Wagons. Something new. Call
in and examine them. :LUNDaREN,
W1TTENsTEN & Co.
Rev. P. L. Rosholdt, of the town
of Holt, will preach in the Swedish
Lutheran church in: this 4citYrnext
Sunday at 7:3O p. m.
The Pv elevator is to handle
coal, and sheds are now being con-
structed, adjoining lIthe Ielevator,
for the storage of the precious stuff.
Miss Mary Dalquist left Tues
day for Minneapolis with the inten-
tion OF entering 1.-THE Minnesota
School OF Agriculture or some other
good school.
Frank E. Johnson is the travel
ing representative Of the eSHEAF, and
is authorized to receive and receipt
for money paid on subscription and
other accounts. - So
Mrs: A. J. Englund, of Eng
lund, Mimi, stopped off to visit her
two daughters and friends in this
city on her way home from Mime
apolis. IS.
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. ..>r... = -
Il. M. Olson, register OF deeds,
drove out to town of Huntsville,
Tuesday, to visit his brother, and
make arrangements to have some of
the stock on his farm in Fork win
tered over there.
Ben Sonstrud who farmed south
east from here for number of
years, and has worked at the black
smiths trade in this city during a
year or two past, intends to leave
for Everett, WASH, next Monday.
Owing to the fact that two
pupils who had attended the War
rem school we're taken with diph-
iberia, it was thought best to1lclose
the schools this week as precau-
tiOnary measure No further cases,
however,, have developed, and the
schools will in allIprobabilty resume
work next Monday. @.
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Geo. Jarrett and wife 'bade fare
we'll to Warren and friends, last
Tuesday, and boarded the train for
their future home near Kalispell,
Mon. They settled on farm south
of this city about % years ago, and
have, by good management and econ
omy, provided themselves sufficient
ly with this worlds goods, to allow
them to spend the remainder of
their days in comfort near their
children who are living in thatcity.
A Messenger Boy" which will
be presented at the Opera House
Tuesday, Nov. 8, is a sensational
comedy drama with a good plot,
we'll carried out in the hands Of a
competent cast, and there is plenty
of comedy running through the story
in which the members Of the com
pany have an opportunity to display
their talents. The scenic effects
and climaxes are excellent. The
strength Of the play or more proper
ly speaking, the secret of its great
popularity is ascribed to the vigor-
Gus and unconventional manner in
which the author has handled his
material This is the fourth season
of the play, and its drawing power
remains as great as ever.