Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-19
Additional Local News

Mrs, .. r. % Connell and the baby.
are visiting at Waverly, Mimi, and
y. 2. is trying to look: cheerful, but
he sn
sTAKENsUP Two calves at my
farm. Owner please call and take
Same away and pay charges. a. -.
Bud.
! See us about your mower and rake.
Have another car coming OF those
celebrated McCormicks. Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
j W. Thomas is having piazza
built on his residence near the opera
house. He has also recently laid q
cement walk along his property
We learn that Marshall county
will have three candidates for the
house Of representatives eRoseau
county is in the same boat. -Roseat
Region. $780,
Mr.. Kennedy, of Fargo, who has
the contract to construct sewer sys-
tenn for this city, is expected here
shortly to begin work. The delay
has been caused by difficulties in pro-
curing material.
Mrs. Mathwig entertained the Lit
ol,,I Of To- CT
week in honor of her friends Mrs.
F. Benner of Delano, Mimi, and
Miss Minnie Jorgenson of Minor
N. D., they being classmates of Mrs.
Mathwig at the johnson school in
Minneapolis. 1~' 80.
Miss Anna Peterson, who has been
at Oakland, California, for some time,
returned home this morning. She
was there at the time of the earth
quake and will always remember, the
exciting scenes of that catastrophe.
Miss Peterson is daughter of Mrs.
G. A. Peterson, of this city. 2
A letter received from John B.
Congdon, who left here on the 9th
of June for eastern New York, says
that he has arrive safely, is in good
health and is working, in the bayfield,
Though it is not awfully net, he
longs for the prairie breezes of the
west again. His address is Putnam
Ma tiOn Now Vorly
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mansfield and
children left last Friday morning
for Warren where Mrs. Mansfield
will visit relatives during the sum-
mer. Miss Everett accompanied
them as far as Stephens where she
goes to visit with her parents. Mr..
Mansfield returned home Monday
&evening-Roosevelt Record,
The Christian Endeavor Juniors,
of the Presbyterian church, will
serve ice cream and cake, coffee
and sand wiches, Friday afternoon
and evening, July goth, at the
Whitney block. The proceeds will
go to furnish a room at the Warren
Hospital. Everybody is welcome,
and everybody should make it, a
point to attend. r. r.-
WANTED Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant man
ager oman or woman) for this county
and adjoining territory. Salary 500
and expenses paid weekly; expense
money advanced. Work pleasant;
position permanent. No inyestm ent
or experience required, Spare time
luable. Write at once for full par
ticulars and self addressed envelope.
Address, General Manager, 1874 E.
Lake St., Chicago. Sept 20.
The Northwestern Editorial Asso-
citation has finally adopted the fol-
lowing schedule for their outing this
year: Rendezvous at Crookston on
Friday, August 3,visiting the state
experimental farm during the day,
and feasted by the Crookston
ciizens in the evening. Saturday
take the train for Cass Lake, where
there will be sight seeing and enter
tainment until Monday, when visit
will be made to Grand Rapids: and
it's big paper mill.
The Indians on the White Earth
reservation have gone into the real
estate business with a vengeance.
At present they are negotiating
the land inherited frorp deceased
relatives. They have adopted the
white man s methods and are hav-
ing these mortgaged at a lively clip.
Last Thursday 1877 instruments
were received for record at the
register of deeds Office and Of this
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