Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21
L,0CH|I|L.,,. NEWS

laavs your ORDERS for ice at. to
Second Hand Store. =. ~ .@..
Good dry wood sold and deliver
ed. Call at Second Hand Store.
G., A. Klingborg spent several
days of the past week on his farm.
An eleven-pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hong: on. Jan.
9th. ..-.-.. -. ~
John S. Hoag and Andrew Ostrand
OF Foldahl were in the city yester-
day. - ii ... ..
WANTED TO RENT.-Two or
three nice rooms. Apply at this
Office.
John Lund left on the flyer Tues
day night for two weeks stay at
Bemidji.
+. =. Lenhart, the jeweler OF
Argyle, spent a few hours in the
city Thursday.
Wheat RECEIPTS during the past
week have not been very large ow-
ing to the bad weather. =
The dance at the opera house Fri
day night was success, about
twenty couples being present.
L. A. Gilbert left Monday for
.Minot, n. d., to look after a claim
upon which he filed last summer.
l have several carloads of oats
and corn for sale at the Federal
Elevator. CARL LIND.
John Westman returned yester-
day morning from a three weeks
visit to his old home at Pepin, Wis.
George Stokes, founder of the
village of Badger, and who vas it's
first postmaster and mayor, is dead.
= Mrs. J.. J. Sinclair and children
returned to Stephen Tuesday after
a weeks visit with friends in War
rem.
J.J. Loman of St. Paul spent
Sunday and Monday visiting Judge
Grindeland. Mr.. Loman is assist
ant secretary of state.
The meeting OF the stockholders
of the Peoples Trading Co.,, which
was to have been held Tuesday was
postponed until Saturday.
John A. Bloomquist returned last
week from Minneapolis, where he
had taken his. little son for treat.
.ment by an ear specialist.
The storm Monday and Tuesday
put roads and sidewalks in fearful
condition. The sidewalks in many
places are almost impossible.
" OK. Lee, a real estate man Of
Mcintosh, Mimi, visited e. E.
Koppang and other. friends in the
city on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Street Commissioner John Blawd.
who has been suffering with hemor-
rhagee of the bowels, is much better
and is soon expected to: be around,
Roseau has appointed committee
of prominent citizens to interview
j.. ]. Hill and endeavor 20 persuade
him to extend his railroad into their
town. Ill ,,.s.. d. -. .,......
The Swedish Young Peoples So
ciety, which has been sleeping very
sound for about five years, is to be
revived. A meeting will be held
next week. ...>... -.
!. Remember, if wheat advances,
corn follows. The Warren Flour.
ing Mills have a good supply Of
corn on hand. Buy while you can
get it cheap. .... -: 49,.
G.. A. Klingborg, the blacksmith,
wishes farmers to bring in their
work now and get it done before the
rush. He guarantees better and
cheaper work. If,
Rev. J. A. Madison left for the
twin cities Monday. He will visit
his old home, Cokato, before return.
ing and probably will not be home
until Saturday. @E..:@.@~ t..e@.. 81
If you want a loan on your land al
lowest rates Of interest, without de-
lay andon the ON or before plan, SET
L. Henderson, Cashier Of the Bank O
Warren, Warren, MINI.
There has been no sale of dry
goods in this city to compare with
the sale that begins at the People.
Trading Co.'s store on Saturday
Read particulars in their lad. +" OF
last rlape &tt