Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-18

A. b. Nelson is serving as deputy
clerk of court for few days That
Is the Office he held down when we
first learned to know him y years
ago, and he locks good in it.
The L. A. S.. of the NJ. L. Church
will hold it's annual meeting on Tues
day. Oct. 23re, at the home OF Mrs.
Mithun- All lady members of the
church are earnestly requested tn be
present as businesss of Importance is
to De transacted Secretary.
RGu1u1age sale Nov. End and 3rd in
the D. A. Whitney building, under
the assspicieS of L. A. S. OF the Pres
bvcerEan church. Second hand goods
OF all kinds will be offered for sale at
very low price. 4 coed lunch will
be served any hour Of the day for Is
cents.
Col f. " Green, was down from
Stephen yesterday conducting the
receivers sale OF the big Wheeler 81
CQt0ertson farm east of Stephen.
The property was bought by James
\. CuIEertson for u consideration Of
s63, 500 The estate consists Of $3.50
acres, and is highly improved.
Mrs Louisa Bennewitz- and
daughter, Miss, Clara BennewitZ,
lett yesterday for Longulort, Col,
where they will make their future
home During their long residence
in Warren they have made many
friends, who regret very much to
see them leave, and who will al
ways wish them well in the future.
\ school of instruction q. f. S.,
for Dist No. was held in Thief
River Falls last week, Thursday
About 20 mempers of the Warren
Chapter attended. There were also
deLegaters from Argyle and Crooks
ton. \ very pleas MT time is report
ed. The Warren delegation feel that
the Thief River Falls ladies, know
just how to establish d bond Of
friendship which will grow stronger
as time rolls on. The work OF inItia-
tion and balloting was exempIiied
by Crookston Chapter. The opening
and closing by Warren. In the even
ing the time was divided between
work and pleasure, a good program
being rendered. after which dainty
refreshments were served.
| The daily papers bring informa-
ton Of the organization OF q bank az
| BrenctOrd, Sphinx County, South
| Dakota. in which number OF War
| rem business men have large inter
escs- The bank is called the Farm
ers State Bank: the president is B.
c. Styles, Of Brentf0rd. 5. D.: the
vice president. is John Dahfgren.
OF Warren, MINI: the cashier IS II.
5 Keynes, OF BEenttord, S. D.. 4
| brother of y. S. Hegnes, of Argyle.
NInn. Julius - Olson, Of Warren.
/ NinR.. and T. c. Roles, Of Rreucf0rc
are directors. The capital stock Is
$4,000. Brent ford is one Of the new
towns on the Northwestern extern
I sion from Wacertown. 5. y. 10
the Missouri River, and is located
i'll one OF the finest farming dis
tricts to be found in the states con
shutting the southwest. It IS a
corn. wheat and clover country.
We cannot say anything better OF it.
It is we'll settled and the farmers
are all prosperous \ bank located
there is sure to find plenty of the
best kind Of business waiting for it,
II all the personnel Of the bank is
Of the same quality as that part of
it which halls from here it will be
a success. Messrs. Olson and Dahl
gren are successful and capable bust
mes men whose interest Brentford
is fortunate to secure. just as we'll
as they are fortunate in having
found such a likely place for invest
ment as BrenUford.
Glyndon-The potato harvest in Clay
county is in full blast and the crop is
good. Several Kansas buyers on the
ground bidding for the stuff, but the
growers are Inclined t. hold for better
prices.
Aankato-F0ur hundred Knights Of
Columbus and their wives came down
to the city yesterday on special trains
70 WITNESS the Initiation Of class Of
-hirry-hve from this city, Currte,
Marshall and Iona
Lindstrorr7-The proposed plan 10
1eepen and straighten Sunrise river
and thereby reclaim 5000 acres Of land
which row Is usually flooded during
Glost of the year his been abandoned
because Of its great cost
Mlnnea poIis-Wesley church closed
the fiscal year yesterday, out of debt,
with every bill paid to date, and with
advance supplies also paid for There
Is goodly balance in the treasury to
begin the new year.
Macalester-The big annual flag
rush of the freshmen and sophomores