Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-26
G/eanings From the
Home Field.


John Vonderheit, the Oslo drug
gist, was Warren visitor last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Holther. of
Oslo, were in the city Monday even
ing.
Aug. Lundgren and w. f. Powell
attended to business in Alvarado last
Friday.
Alfred Lindberg and Gust Ekman
of Bloomer, were Warren visitors last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. DahIgren, Of
Alvarado, were in the city Friday
evening.
Mrs. +. E. Nelson came in from
Oslo Monday evening to spend a day
or two visiting friends.
Boys, smoke clean but Long,"
the best sc cigar in town. Made by
Il. Dierling, Warren Mimi.
Albin Mattson returned to Warren
Tuesday after couple weeks visit
at his home in Brainard, Mimi.
Mr.. ?. Fros0 Spaulding, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, arrived Tuesday
morning for visit at the Oakfeld
farm.
D. Robertson, of Argyle, was in
the city last night attending meet
ing OF the Republican county COM
mittee.
Mrs. w. E. Wood returned to her
home east of Thief River Falls last
Friday evening, after visit with rela-
tives in this city and her parents at
Alyarado.
The 500 line announces. the sale Of
tickets from Warren to New York
for $27.6S by way of Montreal. The
regular fare is S35. IS.
Geo. O. Walton, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway, was looking up
business in our city on Tuesday.
Mr.. Christensen, a leading business
man of Alvarado land Martin Sand,
proprietor of the hotel at that place,
attended to business in Warren on
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff A. O. Burseth re-
turned last Saturday from a four
weeks vacation which he spent visit
ing relatives and friends in the Twin
cities and at Cooperstown and Bin
ford, n. D.
I have just received special line
of neckwear, something that the
stores can not get. This neckwear
is exclusive and distinctive, and
doesn't cost any more than ordinary
shelf goods. A. f. Skaren, the Tailor.
Chas. Strand, of Baudette, stopped
off here last Saturday to make visit
at Oslo, while on his way to Bemidji
to receive the assessors books, he
being the assessor for the town of
Spooner in which the village of Bau-
dette is located.
Just received from London! The
latest spring overcoatinos. Long
travelling coats or top coats made up
from these goods, with gun metal
velvet collars, are immensely popular
both in London and among the best
dressers in New York. Your patron
age is respectfully invited. A. F..
Skaren, the tailor.
According to an item in a Mime
apolis paper, Albert Lundgren, form
erly of this city, but during the past
- few years resident of Renton, a
suburb of Seattle, WASH, contem-
plates in the near future to start a
brick yard at Wilson Creek, Wash, a
place where John Rosenberg and a
number of other former ~Warrenites
now haze their homes.
J. P. Lein, postmaster, town clerk
and assessor of Fork, came to town
Friday and spent several days visit.
ing friends and attending to bust
ness. He said the water in REQ
river got very high after the rain
two weeks ago flooding some OF the
low lands in his town, and delaying
seeding. The prospects for those
who had no blowing done last fal
are not bright.
Einar Issacson and J. B. Erickson,
two new corners were out hunting
rabbits last Sunday, when the acct
dental discharge of % rifle in the
hands Of IssacsOn drove bullet thru
Erickson's mouth, knocking out two
teeth and fracturing the jaw bone.
DR.. Muir dressed the wound and the
young man will eat soup for a while
Had the bullet not been DETECTED ir
striking the teeth, Erickson woulc
have been dead man. -Reseau
Times.
T. Bang returned last Saturday
from a trip to Baudette, MINI.
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