Warren sheaf., 1906-12-20
LOca1 News

Toy-land at the Peoples store.
Thousands of bargains at the Peo-
pies store.
A present for 500 families at the
Peoples store.
Kon Dahl, of Nelson, Minn., is the
new meat cutter in Mr.. Pfster's
shop.
Miss Anna Erickson has accepted
position as copyist in the register
of deeds Office.
A reduction of rs per cent on all
kinds of watches from now until
Christmas, at Holm's Jewelry Store.
John F. Lindstrand, of the town
Of Wright, was in town Tuesday
drawing the money for his school
district.
George Thorson, of the firm of
Bolton & Thorson, left last Sunday
night for Denver, Colorado. He ex-
poets to be gone about a. month.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Boyd have
moved to the city from their farm in
Brislet for the winter and are occu-
pying rooms in the Dixon building.
You will find it e. z. to select your
Christmas gifts from the new and
up-to-date Christmas Display at
Hcl Sc, Touo1rv
e. +. Whitney returned Monday
from visit at Minneapolis, MINI.
He says there wasn't speck of snow
there and hardly any sign of winter.
L. Lamberson returned this morn
ing from attendance at international
Stock Show at Chicago, the biggest
thing of the kind in the whole world.
Miss Clara Tonderum left for he1
home near Oslo on Tuesday morning
to be present at the Ramon Knutson
wedding in Bigwoods the following
day.
If you have Talking machine,
please remember that you can get re-
cords at Farrell's, at the right prices.
If you have no machine he will be
glad to sell you one. 14.t
A free present to each family, up
to 500 families, at the Peoples store.
Don't send the children, come your
self, and get one. Only one to a
family.
Owing to heavy travel on account
of the excursion business to Eastern
Canada, the Great Northern put on
four extra sleepers. on the east bound
flyer yesterday, making ten coaches
handled in all. The train was about
40 minutes late in passing here.
Rev. L.. G.. AImen, of St. Peter,
has been here this week soliciting
subscriptions toward an endowment
fund of 800, 600 for Gustavus Adol-
phus College. Though the time was
rather inopportune, he nevertheless
succeeded in raising about $500 here,
and consequently is much pleased
with Warren and his visit here.
All the teachers of the city schools
intend to spend the Christmas vaca-
tion at their respective homes. Supt.
keenan, will attend the meeting of
the Minnesota Educational Associa-
tion at Minneapolis next week. The
schools will reopen after the holidays
on Thursday morning, Jan. 3, and
will be in session on Saturday also of
that week.
ne DIR. Geo. E. Spofford visits
- Warren regu arly on the 10th
day of each and every month. A day
to be remembered by all suffering
from defective eye sight, Nervous
troubles etc. Scientifically fitted
spectacles and eye glasses, at the
Windsor Hotel.
The many friends among the young
people of Miss Margaret Mattson
gave her surprise party at the home
of Aug. Ost]und on Wednesday eve
ming last week. It was in the ma
ture Of farewell, in view of her de-
cision to leave the city for good.
She was presented with a handsome
fruit dish of cut glass.
Alfred ForsluDd is in from Viking
to-day attending to matters of busi-
ness. He is one of the progressive
farmers of that town and says he is
we'll satisfied with the result of his
farming this year. Mr.. Forslund
has named his farm ''HofJolp, -
which might be translated "Roya]
Place." after an old Swedish estate,
ana ordered some stationery printed
with his name and the name of the
farm thereon. Giving a name to the
farm is a good custom, that ought
to be followed by farmers generally.
1T does not seem to be generally
Inoup thot ct.to orrionlt,,roI ooLo ool