Warren sheaf., 1904-02-04
Who is coming

Who is coming
Good dry wood sold and deliver
ed. Call at Second Hand Store.
Ed. Whitney returned Monday from
Fargo, where he has been attending
business college.
The Warren FIGURING Mills will
meet any price on -four and still
maintain the same high grade.
Present price $3.50 per sack.
James Land beck and Editor Clark,
OF Stephen, ivened up things at the
basket ball game and dance Friday
might.
Victor Peterson visited lHallock
Saturday on business. He left Mon
day for Bagley, where he has accept
eda position on the Bagley Independ-
ent.
=. Westman, of West Valley,
was in the city Friday and made an
investment at the SHEAE office that
will give him years good reading
matter.
p. =. Whitney left Friday for
Fargo. He was joined Saturday by
J. E. Easton, H. M. Swanson and
". a. Benzie, the party proceeding
to the Pacific coast.
DR.. T. Bratrud, who spent the
past year in Europe, has returned to
Warren to resume his pratice. He
says he has enjoyed and profited by
his stay in Europe.
9. V. Peterson, superintendent
of the city electric light plant, has
resigned his position. The council
has new man coming this week to
take charge OF the plant.
J. N. Boyd, who has recently se-
cured the Granum Farm six miles
north OF Angus, was in the city Sat-
urday. He formerly lived ten miles
southof Crookston, and says he likes
this country the best. Ill.,. +. :.
| Otto S. Houg, of Foldahl, agent
OF the Scandinaviske Mutual Insur-
ance Go. of Marshall county was in
the city Friday. He is now in the
western part of the county looking
up business for his company.
The basket. ball teams are making
preparations for the trip they will
soon make to Crookston. They will
go prepared to administer a good
trouncing to the teams down the
line. The date has not be set, but
it will probably be about the 18th.
Judge Grindeland and his Ste
nographer, W. O. Braggans re-
turned Friday from Roseau, where
the judge conducted term OF court.
On the return trip they visited
/ Winnepeg and familiarized them
selves with the ways of the laws of
the Dominion.
Rev. and Mrs. N. F. Kile were
pleasantly surprised by a large
number Of parishioners and friends
on Wednesday evening of last week.
| They were presented with a set OF
dishes, table cloth and napkins.
Refreshments were served and a
good time enjoyed by all present.
I A grand mask ball will be given
in the opera house Friday, Feb. 12.
Tickets will be 81, and spectators
will be charged IS cents. Arrange
ments have been made with E. M.
Sathre, Of the Vega Land Co., to fur
nishj costumes, and orders will be
| filled if left with him before Satur-
day night. g ..r ...-...a ~. !.
1 Word has been received from
Rev. Manley Wilson, the evangelist.
He is to be here in the near future
n d. : Of
to- assist in holding services of an
evangelistic nature. Further an
nouncement will be made as to date
and place of meeting by handbills
and through the pulpits on the com
/ ing Sabbath.
"A reception was rendered DR..
1 Bratrud Tuesday night at the bach
elor quarters in the Berget build
/: ing by about sixteen of his friends
who wecomed him back to Warren.
Whist, music, both vocal and in
strumental, refres hmen ts and
speech-making formed the diversion
of the evening. DR.. Wattam and
Judge Grindeland made. speeches.
| John r. OstromN and Edwin E.
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