Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-08
Local News

II. l.. Bills. the Radlun banker,
was a caller i'll the city yesterday
Special prices on ladies misses and
children's cloaks at the Peoples store.
Mrs. II. e. Mussey, and Miss Os-
born, Of Thief River Falls, visited
Warren friends last Saturday.
The farmers creamery at Warren is
nearing completion, and will be
first class plant in every respect.
The Peoples Trading Co. have
new .'Ad" on the last page that it
will pay you to read.
Strong and the most popular lines
predominant in every department
at the Peoples store
Dressmaking done at home or by
the day. Miss Carrie Sonstrud, at
Chris. HaIsa's house near Court
House.
Lilly Mattson returned from the
University Of North Dakota last Sat-
urday to visit for few days at
her home.
l have employed first class shoe
maker and can do all kinds of shoe
repairing, Fred swanson. West Side
Harness Shop.
The sewers have now been laid
under the Great Northern track and
the work of construction transferred
to the east side
j. O. Osmundson, of Thompson.
Iowa, arrived yesterday morning to
look after farming interests in the
town of Middle River.
Mrs. O. F. Mellby was down from
Argyle Sunday and Monday visiting
at the home of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. a. GrindeIand.
Mrs. A. F. Anderson, OF Bemidji,
Mimi. arrived Tuesday morning for
a visit at the home of her sister. Mrs
n. C. johnson, of town of Farley.
DR.. W. S. Anderson has just re-
turned from most delightful trip
through the west, seeing near friends
at t1lendlve, Mont, aud Adams, n.
D.. on his return.
The best way to save on your fuel
expenses is to buy storm sash and
storm doors for your house. A COM
plete stock always on hand at the
;I,;r fnr Co.'S
on the east side.
Whether Johnson or Cole is elected
will make very little difference to
you financially, but this Ne do know,
that if you trade with the Peoples
Trading Co. you will save money the
year round.
Capt. John X. Arnold, veteran
newspaper man, who published a
paper, The Northern Tier. now the
Times, at Crookston in the early
days died at Il Chicago hospital on
Oct. 18th. His interment took place
at his old home in Wabasha.
h6f. ~. Z LuuIIcli. VIII lids oocIi
the pastor of the Swedish Mission
church in this city for a number OF
years, has accepted call to Belling-
ham, Washington, and intends to
leave with his family for that place
on Monday next. He will preach his
farewell sermon to the congregation
49, q,
C. W. Nelson, of Viking left Mon
day for Longmont, COL, to look over
the country and, if it suited him he
may move his family there in the
spring. Mr.. Nelson came here empty
handed about 20 years ago, and has
done we'll in the country. A few
months ago he sold his farm at a
good price, and that is the reason
he must make a move.
Married: Mr.. G. F. Johnson ano
Mrs. Amalia Lund, both of thi:
city, were united in marriage last
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 4th, at the
NJ. E. parsonage in Thief Rive
Falls. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Charles Fletcher. Mr.. ane
Mrs Johnson returned to Warner
Tuesday morning and have since
been receiving the hearty congratu
Iations of their numerous friends, t.
most of whom the step was in thu
nature of a surprise.
Hon. Ira B. Mills, Of Moorhead
chairman of the State Railroad ant
Warehouse Commission. was in tn
city Monday. He has many friend
here from the time he served a
Judge of District Court, and attor
neys, Jurors and litigants will Away
remember him for his uprightnes
and fairness. Though he does no
look quite as young now as he die
then, yet he is the same kind ant
rropio1 Gentleman and SIC NOT hi