Warren sheaf., 1905-12-14
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G.. J. and p. j. Turnlund came in
from Radium on the 500 yesterday.
L. Lamberson and daughter, Miss
Flora Lamberson, left Tuesday for
California to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Winchester
left Tueaday on visit to Wiscon-
sin this week.
Mrs. G. H. Woolery and daughter,
Miss 9 Maggie, and F. A. Brady's
little girl, returned home Monday
from an extended visit with friends
in California and elsewhere in the
far west.
Veterinary E. T. Frank was at
Stephen yesterday on professional
visit. He will leave the latter part
of the week to attend the Fat Stock
Show at Chicago, the biggest event
of the kind in this country.
Tufts silver ware has not only the
style" and durability Of the best
sterling, but lasting beauty Of de-
sign. For sale at Holm's Jewelry
store.
G. E. Nelson and John Azure have
purchased the Slee bowling alley
and have employed Albin Mattson to
run it for them. Those who are in
-terested in the sport of bowling can
now be accommodated.
L. A. Fredrickson, young ar
tist and church decorate ;, recently
from Sweden, accompanied Rev.
A. Mattson from Brainerd to this
city, where he will visit for a few
days.
There is consid frable travel be.
! tween stations on the new 500 line
in this county and Warren. People
living in both the eastern and west
ern parts of the county find the new
road very convenient in making
trips to the county seat.
The K. P's. of Warren did work
in the third degree last evening
seven new members being initiated
into the mysteries OF the order
Visiting brethren were present from
Argyle and Stephen. A dainty
banquet was served, after which
there were speeches by Chancellor
Commander T. Morck, F. G.. Bennett
Eof Argyle and B. B. Brett of Stephen
followed by smoke social and
music by the Warren orchestra.
/ The official Industrial Guide o1
the 500 line has been distributed
this week. It is handsome pub
lication filed with half tone cuts
and descriptive matter of the towns
along this great railway system
Warren is represented by illustra,
tions of the public school buildings
the stores of X. J. Taralseth Co., The
Peoples Trading Co., Warren Mer.
camille Co., three bank buildings,
and a panoramic view Of the city.
Bloomwood P. @. which formerly
was supplied from Warren will be
supplied from Argyle from next
Saturday owing to the discontinu.
ance of the star route from Warren
and the Inauguration Of free delivery
service. G. j. Person has obtained
4 the contract to carry the mail max.
ling three trips per week. He will
leave Bloomwood Tuesdays, Thurs.
! days and Saturdays at a. m. and
returning will leave Argyle at l p.
m, arriving at Bloomwood at 4 p.
m.
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Miss Georgia Flanagan, sister OF
Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, Of this city,
died at Sturgis, Mich, on Dec. 9Th,
of diphtheria. She was nearly p
years of age and was an unusually
bright young woman. She fre-
]quently visited her sister here and
made many friends among our young
people. Her remains we're brought
to Wayerly, Mimi, the present
home Of the family, for interment.
Mrs. O'Connell left Friday for
Waverly to attend the funeral.
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