Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-08
GIeanings From the
Home Field.

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Lee Francis Lvbarger at the Ope-
"a house Thursday evening, Feb. Is,
- O'Clock. Under the auspices Of
the Lecture Course Committee.
The lecture Thursday evening at
the opera house will be of supreme
Importance to every patriotic Ameri-
can citizen.
Something of interest to farmers
will be on exhibition at Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.'S. Machine Ware
house all next week. Call in and see
them. .r.......*4,
The State Bank of Alvarado can
pay it's depositors dollar for dollar
with the money they have on hand.
That is saying good deal for the
safety ofthat institution. Their
statement in this issue shows good
volume Of business. Isl
It is said that Warren is having
dreams of stone front depot to be
built by the Great Northern next
summer. II Warren gets this build
ing they will be more fortunate than
great many other good towns on
the line and we sincerely hope to see
the good work commence. -Hallock
News.
Last Monday the 500 commenced
carrying mail for the first time, and
in CONSCIENCE Of this service the star
route from Warren to Fork has been
curtailed so as to start in Alvarado
instead of in this city. Radium and
Viking which have been supplied by
routes from Warren will now be sup
piled by the railway mail service.
Henry Swanson, of Vega, left Tues
day evening on the flyer for Minnea-
polls, with the intention of joining a
party of excursionists for Cuba. AS
the train was wrecked at FELTON, Mr..
Swanson was unable to reach Mime
apoils in time to make the necessary
arrangements for the excursion, and
consequently had to abandon the
trip, and return home this morning.
Mrs. A. L. Robinson left last Sun
day for Rochester, Mimi, to visit at
her old home. She had barely arriv-
ed there when the sad news came of
the pathetic death of her brother,
John II. Jessup, in railroad wreck
in Montana. Mr.. Robinson left last
night for Rochester to be with his
wife and to attend the funeral, as it
was the intention to bring the re-
mains of the unfort innate man to
| Minnesota for burial.
The Warren Bowling Team came
over on the 500 last Thursday even
ing and tried conclusions with the
local team. Some good individual
scores were made but the team work
as whole was not of the best. The
visitors defeated the locals by mar
row margin. At the close of the con-
test, all Of the bowlers repaired to
the Hub restaurant where they par
took of an oyster supper. We under
stand that a return game has been
arranged for in the near future. The
Warren boys are all fine fellows and
seem to enjoy themselves immensely
during their sojourn in our city
Thief River Press.
Mrs. T. S. Bang, of Warren, who is
visiting friends in the city, called at
the Press Office yesterday and inform
ed us that on Friday, February IA, it
was the intention of the Warren
Reading Club to give an entertain
ment at the opera house in this city.
The entertainment will consist of a
number of choice readings and sever
al musical numbers. Several local
sartists have agreed to furnish special
numbers of the program. The pro-
ceeds Of the entertainment will go tc
the general temperance fund of the
state. A complete program and a
further detailed announcement will
appear in the next issue of the Press.
Thief River Press.
We have just opened up hardware
store in Alvarado, and can supply
your wants in this line.
F. " Olson & Christensen.