Warren sheaf., 1905-08-17

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O'Connell2s s right hand man at the
Great Northern depot.
There are some very interesting
grocery prices on the last page
offered by The PEOPLES TRADING Co.
] Miss Lulu Cross is employed as
icopyist in the county auditors Of
fee.
. Lag intresse pa Farm Loans.
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE BANK,
Warren, Mimi.
\ Sheriff Forsberg went south
Tuesday to attend to- business
matters along the Duluth line.
|. John Westlin, of West Valley, is
spending a few days in town this
week, Says he Isl pleased to see
Warren grow the way it does..
F First class macllinist wants place
as engineer on tflreshing machine.
Apply to Erick Norrlund, Warren,
Mimi.
License to- we'd has been issued to
Zakarias J.. Hamberg and Nicotine
NJ. Nelson, Of Nelson Park, this
county.
Wanted at once, non-union mould
ers.- Plenty Of work. Address
The Minneapolis Steel Machinery
Company, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Bernhard Swanson, Of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, a, brother of Hans and
Oscar Swanson, Of this city, arrived
Sunday to spend a. week here
visiting.
A Great Northern engine, used in
hauling gravel trains, was run off
the track at the water tank on Sat
urday, and considerable work was
required to get 1T on again.
/ 1t YOU want to pay up your rail
road contract to get deed, or renew
an old loan for better terms, or make
a new loan, Bank Of Warren wants to
know it, SO they can inform you of
their low rates..
The Queen City Business College,
Crookston, Minn.,, iss the most thor
ough and up-to-date business school
in northern Minnesota. Fall term
begins Sept. 4th. Secure special
rates now and enter when ready.
Send for catalog.
I Two piling abutments under the
east end of the 500 bridge in this;
city sank considerably into the soft
ground when the heavy construc-
tion trains psssed ever It,, and this
week additional piling was put in
to- support the bridge,
! Julius j.. Olson and G.. A.. Nelson
have written to friends In this city
that they had delightful time in
the Yellowstone Park, which they
visited on their way to- the coast.
They have already reached Seattle
and will soon be- doing the Portland
fair.
Mrs. Charles E.. Morse and
daughter, Dorothy, Miss Mary
Furber and Jack F'urber, from De-
itroit, Mimi, relatives of Mrs. H.. J..
March, arrived Tuesday for visit
at the March farm. Mrs.. e. c..
Morse, Of Minneapolis, Minn.,.
mother Of Mrs. H.. j.. March. is also
visiting at the farm.
! Buttons Business Colleges.
Crookston, and Wadena, Mimi, will
take you through a complete busi-
ness and shorthand course and
allow you to- pay your tuition at the
rate Of $1,000 per month after we
secure you situation. Fall term
begins Sept. 4sh. Send for, catsa-
|logue. Al. IO-24
Rev.. v. Losa and daughter, who
have been visiting at the home of ].
W. Bren, Of Boxville,, expect to
leave for their home at Coraopolis.
Pa, on Friday this week.. They
will be accompanied part of the way
by George Bren,, who goes to-
Dubuque, Io., tn attend IAN academy,
also by Miss Emily Piker who will
attend school in Pittshuru. Rev.
ILnsa has taken a number of camera
pictures of interesting scenery met
with during his visit to this city
and to- the. Canadian Northwest and
these will be- reproduced in an ac-
count of bis trip tn be- pub liishe6 IN