Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

2SoASOl -dG OpeFd uOuS0 Oct. lGCgn.
The fall and winter goods that you
want are at the Peoples store.
Licenses to wed have been is
sued to Per 3. Gustafson and Anne
Hoffus. IL
The celebrated Worth Skirts
are now. arriving at The Peoples
Trading Go. i,
Mr.. Link, of Lake City, Mimi,
a brother Of Mrs. H. Beardmore, is
here on visit. y" e. =.
Otto Lindemoen, of Bigwoods,
visited a few days with Hans B.
lmsdahl this. week.
"A watch has been found. Own
er can have same by calling. on Irv-
ing Conklin, this city.
"A. M. Pearson, postmaster at
Mackenzie, Roseau Co., was in War
rem Tuesday on business.
A few choice, full blood, Poland
China, male pigs for sale. -.
.... L. LAMBERsoN.
Come and see US when in need of
Storm Sash and Storm Doors,
The ROBERTSON LUMBER Co.
PROF. VIM. Angus and Miss
Bertha Angus. visited. the Hallock
schools yesterday,
Al Salter has left for Kafispe1l.
Mont, in charge of the car of house.
hold goods shipped by Mr.. Jarrett,
,:;--Mrs.<sE S.. Growen, mother Of
Mrs. DR.. H. A. Tyler, returned to
her home at Rochester, MINI, yes
terday. ;; T. Il I:
20. S: Arneson, Of Crookston,
visited his brother, O. G.. Arneson.
bookkeeper>of the State Bank, on
Tuesday. -
:: Carl Turnlund, one Of the early
settlers of Comstock and a good
friend of ye editor, was. pleasant
caller yesterday. z::, q
H. Mandevile, of Santa Barbara,
Calif., arrived last week to visit his
nephew w. A. Knapp and also at
the home of Mr.. Lamberson.
Mrs. G.. H. Tyler and children,
Of McHenry, N. D., arrived this
morning. Her husband, who is
brother Of DR.. H. A. Tyler, will ar
rive in few days.
-Nels Bystrom, who has spent a
couple of months at :. his paternal
home in Vega during harvesting
and threshing, has returned to- the
city and resumed his position..as as
sistant in the office Of county treas
urer Dagoberg.
George Bradley left last night
for Beaumont, Texas, where his
brother, E. L. Bradley, lives, and
who telegraphed him that good po-
sition was waiting for him there, as
engineer on the Air Line Railroad,
at. a salary of:$I25 per=moonth:
Mrs. Maggie Anderson, of East
Park, appeared last Friday before
the Probate Court to have her san
ity determined. After an examina-
tion by three physicians the conclu-;
sion was reached that the. woman:
was not insane, but rather an idiot,
and she was consequently discharg-
ed. T. ) = -. !
The blacksmith shop of o. F.
Ballard was entirely consumed by
fire last night, with all it's contents.
The fire was discovered about l
o'clock, and before assistance ar
rived it was beyondsaving.. It was
well equipped with modern ma
chinery and doing a good business.
The loss included the book contain
ing two years accounts: The loss
was about $4,000, insurance for 5000.
Origin of the fire is unknown. The
loss is a serious one to Mr.. Ballard,
who is a hard-working gentleman.
It represents the savings of years Of
faithful work and economy.
/ A few remarks about Real Estate
Loans: =.
1st, The Bank Of Warrensloans
money on land. -. : =. s.:.,... :
!. I'd, Loan the largest amountsaand
make the lowest rates Of interest. ].
Sd, Make three (3), FIVE (5) or ten
,(1O) year loans.
{ 4th, Give the privilege of paying
q part of the loan at any time and
stop interest.