Warren sheaf., 1903-08-20
L0GAL BREWTIES

Call at Dixon s Sale Barn if you
want a good pair Of work or driving
horses.
Rev. A. E. Driscoll, of St. Paul,
spent Sunday in the city in the in
terest of Manchester college.
Guy A. Aubol arrived Saturday
from his home on Rainy river, tc
look after harvesting on his farm
west Of the city.
The Red Lake county fair asso-
citation, at their recent fair, besides
paying for 500 worth of new build
ings, cleared $68.
Miss Sadie Gordon, of Minneap-
oils, was an over-Sunday visitor. in
the city. She has been visiting for
some time in Argyle.
K. J. Taralseth has just received
a shipment of High Grade, Tailor
made clothing from Mickael Stern
& Co., Rochester, N Y.
John Westlin and family went
to Argyle, Saturday to visit friends,
and report a pleasant time. They
returned home on Monday.
&C. A. Bradley, of Galesburg,
ILL.,, arrived Friday for brief visit
with his mother and other relatives.
He returned home on Monday.
The mother and three sisters of
Rasmus Hage, bookkeper with the
Vega Land Co., arrived Saturday
from Halstad, Minn., to make him a
visit.
Clothes may not make the man,
but my! how good clothes help out.
The new line OF Mems High Grade
clothing at TARALSETH'S is a
hummer.
1T beats all what an interest
some Of the townspeople are taking
in the progress of harvest and
threshing, in the country. The
chicken harvest will soon commence.
The following ladies took Ar
gyle by storm last Friday: Mes
DANES A. Mattson, Lindberg, Os-
from, Lundgren, G. J. Lundquist,
Westerberg and Miss Sophie Lind
berg.
Oliver Granum, stenographer
and bOok-keeper in the Bank Of
Warren, is a graduate of Buttons
Business College, Crookston, MINI.
If you want a situation attend this
school, 37-39. y
Thief River Falls gets their cleo
trio light power, water, for one
water wheel $50 per month, two
wheels $l75. They will soon install
a second dynamo of 100 K W. pow
er, being twice the size of the pres
ent one.
Geo. Jarrett started for Kalis-
pell, Mon. , last Friday, on business
trip and to visit his son, Guy. He
will be gone about a week. Jim,
not Mark, Hanna was duly installed
as landlord, pro tenn, of the Jarrett
House. He fills the position with
dignity and promptness. Quietness
prevails. :
"A beekeeper in Red Lake Falls
isreported to have received from his
busy workers, this summer, ton
and half Of honey. Another man
in st. Hilaire, claims a harvest, by
the workers, of one ton. This leads
us to ask, What can't be produced
in this country?''
Josiah Thomas returned to this
city, last Friday, from Seattle,
WASH, where his people are now
living. He expects to run thresh-
ing engine on the Woodward farm
this fall. He reports the former
Warrenites, who are now residing
there, as in good health and getting
along nicely. ~ -.~. "
Parson Bros, having purchased
the old Mill elevator, are prepared
to buy all kinds Of grain at the reg
ular market price. Having had six
years experience as, private eleva
tor men we know what grain is
worth and will try and give satis-
faction to everybody. Try us when
you sell your grain.
Crookston College begins it's
ninth school year August 81. You
can select your own studies from
the following courses, viz: Prepar-
otoryy Taacharc Hononooro;ol. Cba.45