Warren sheaf., 1905-06-15
Arrows Shot from Stephen By Cupid.
Crowded out last week.

man, has purchased lot OF poles
from the Great Northern and will
use them in extending his line from
Roseau to international Falls. r.
j. has formed stock company and
says that before snow flies his line
will be to the border town. 49,.
Miss Carrie Fuller is spending a
few days at Donaldson at the Taft
home. s..
A dance at the Friscoe farm Sat-
urday night attracted the attention
OF several of our young folks.
Perry Sinnott, who has spent the
past winter and spring up on his
claim near Warroad, came down to
visit with his parents last week,
and will remain in these parts this
summer. Perry is walking stiff
legged on account OF coming in
close contact with a circular saw,
which cut his knee cap and which
will lay him up for some time.
Mollie and Margire Whalen, who
have attended school here the past
term, left for their home at Zippel
Minn., Tuesday morning. James
Whalen ACCOMPANIED them, and will
stay up there on his claim for a
short time. The girls will return
in September to attend school this
fall.
Geo. Hammel lost 5000 worth of
timothy hay last week. While
burning stubble the hay caught
fire and burned.
Fred Anderson, of the Stockholm
saloon, has repapered and painted
the interior of his pleasure parlors
and they present a neat appearance
now.
JimGillespe, who is buying wheat
at Greenbush, came down Monday
and will visit the home folks for a
few days.
The Misses Moran, Rice and Mel
son, teachers in our schools, left for
their resective homes Monday
They will all return next term
much to the satisfaction of the
scholars.
Elmer Goar was at Pelan Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Day, daughter and
son, left Saturday evening for an
extended visit with relatives al
Spokane, Wash. Mr.. Day accom-
panied them as far as Grafton
where he visited with his sor
Walter, who is cashier for the G.. N
at that place. Mr.. Day returned
Monday on the flyer.
VIM. Brown was here from War.
rem last Friday attending to legal
business before Judge Hughes.
Ezra Brunnell, one of Stephen S
old time boys, but now resident OF
Argyle, spent last Friday in town
renewing old acquaintances.
Miss Bertha Longhridge, of St.
Paul, spent portion of last week
with her sister, Mrs. Jim Sinclair.
Mrs. T. J. Malloy, of Minneapolis,
is here spending couple of weeks
with her old friends. She is the
guest of Mrs. A. A. Dickinson.
Frank Russell went to Mime
apolis last Friday, where he will
meet Mrs. Russell and the family,
which he will bring to Stephen.
They will spend the summer on the
farm.
Mrs. Hans Bakke and mother
Mrs. Hanson, will leave shortly for
an extended visit to Surden where
they will visit old friends and
where Mrs. Hanson will reside in
the future.
Fred Anderson and wife spent
last Thursday at Warren.
Sam H. Clark came up from Thief
River Falls Wednesday morning
and has spent the week with his
mother and brother Chas. He
returned to Thief River Falls Mon
day evening.
Sam Clark attended the gradual
inc exercises of the Warren High
School Friday evening.
T. B. McMahan has again en-
barked in the machine business and
has taken the agency for the Buck
eye machines, and will endeavor to
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