Warren sheaf., 1903-07-30
L,0GAL, BREVlTIES
Wheat 7O4.
Flax 81.
Barley "a.
Oats 25.

= ACU<A OIL
Barley 81.
Oats 25.
u t-- Ellen Erickson went to Argyle
] yesterday, for a visit,
G. c. Winchester is having his
store building re-shingled
Come to the Park for your sup
per Tuesday, Aug.4, at O'clock.
DIR. G.. S. Wattam returned
home this morning from St. Paul,
MINI. s#a%
Enroll at Mankato Commercial
college, Sept. 1st. and get two
months free. .4.
= j. S. Hilleboe and family spent
"a few days at Maple Lake, return
ing home Tuesday. -
Edward Searls, of Grafton, N.
D., formerly a resident of Warren,
is looking around the city. .s-.. -
Ella Lundgren and Lilly Matt
son went to Argyle yesterday morn
ing to make long contemplated visit.
Elmer w. Johnson and his sis
ter Madeline returned home Satur-
day from visit in the southern part
of the state. rs +: g. zig.
" Licenses to wed have been is
sued to Nick Benka and Julia Con
,siorowska, Anders Martin and Jen-
ME G. Mathison. B. .-
The Rev. Dodds, D. D., Pre-
siding Elder of the Crookston Dis
trict, preached last Sunday morning
:at the M. E. church.
Judge A. Grindeland and court
:stenographer George A. Harris de-
parted Saturday for Roseau county,
to hold term of court
Don't forget to take in the high
grade, instructive, interesting and
.comical lecture on Man, Friday eve
ming, at the Opera House.
y FOR RENT, sale, or trade for
land, the hotel recently owned by
j. H. Lord. St. Hilaire Lumber
Co., W. S. DAY, Manager. ~-.
Miss Esther Dagobergle left Tues
day for Bemidji to join her sister,
Miss Cora Dagoberg, who is spend
ing few weeks at the lake.
-The L. A. S. of the M. E. church,
will serve lunch in the Park, Tues
'day, Aug. 4, at 6 o'clock, for only
15 cents. Everybody come. z.
IN. G.. Backstrom will have
charge OF the St. Anthony & Dakota
elevator, as wheat buyer, during
the coming shipping season.
The Presbyterian church has
been repapered and otherwise
'shined up" by the ladies Of that
church, and now looks ''just fine. "
--Mu>s. l. G, Stone and son Logan
ARE spending few days with Rev.
and Mrs. Peart. They will leave
for Minneapolis Friday evening Of
this week. ,"".-. -.
:. The propriet0rs and clerks of
Taralseth's S and the People s Trading
Co.'S stores, together with their
families, enjoyed a social time at the
park on Tuesday evening.
ALFRED Erickson, manager of the
Aubol farm, left yesterday morning
tor Canada, to see how his sons
were getting along in opening UP
their new farms over there.
The passenger train being 8 hours
late last Thursday, made the run
from Crookston to St. Vincent and
black, 1872 miles, in five hours and
fifty minutes, including all stops.
There will be special meeting
of the Wednesday Club at the home
of Mrs Charles A. Tullar, Aug. 5,
sS1U . o CLOCK. p. .u - srrE .ss-
MRS. TULLAR, President
Last Friday evening Rev. and
Mrs. Peart entertained the official
board of the Methodist church. The
storm prevented some from being
present, but the ones there had a
delightful time.
Ira M. Bradley returned Mon
.day from participation in two excur
ssions, to Winnipeg and to Bemidji,
. and is now talking Plano better than;
ever at Powell, Wood y Co. S ma
chinery emporium.
Louis M. Olson drove over to
Thief River. Falls this morning,
taking home Mrs. Oscar Anderson