Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-03

Miss Clara Tonderum returned to
her home in Bigwoods on Tuesday.
Thomas Olson, the Stephen bank
er, was a Warren visitor Monday
night.
Friday and Saturday Of this week
are the grand bargain days at Bangs
removal sale. Don't miss them.
Mrs. 7. L. Bennewitz, of Mime
apolis, passed through Warren yes
terday enroute to Argyle to visit
friends.
N. G. Hustad, who formerly farmed
in town of Farley, now living at
Badger, is staying in town for few
days.
1.-THE Enchanted Apple, - tomorrow
night, May 4, at the Opera house.
Tickets Is cents. Reserved seats, IS
cents.
Mrs. Thora Johnson, Of town of
Como, was adjudged insane in PRO-
bate court Tuesday ::and taken to the
hospital at Fergus Falls
NJ. J. Serum and John Johnson
were over from Como Tuesday on
business connected with the insanity
case of Thora Johnson.
Ole 7. Olson, from near Stephen,
has had an operation performed at
the Warren hospital and is feeling
greatly improved in health.
Matinee Friday afternoon, May 4.
"The Enchanted Apple,' by. the
pupils of the Washington School.
For the benefit of the piano fund.
Alfred Milsten, who last spring was
employed in A. D. Ralstons tonso-
rial parors, has returned and is again
plying the tools of his trade at the
same place.
John Landbeck, who recently sold
his jewelry business at Stephen
with a view Of removing to Baudette,
MIMI, called on Warren friends
Monday evening.
Lars Nordling, young man of Oak
Park, is dead. He has. been suffer-
er with consumption. Rev. O. j.
Lundell went out there this morning
to conduct the funeral.
DR.. W. S. Anderson, recently of
Kennedy, Mimi, has arrived in the
city to become one Of our permanent
residents. He will assist DR.. Brat
rud in his extensive'practice.
1 have just received a 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.
At the meeting of the Red River
Valley Medical association at Crook
ston last week, DR.. I. Bratrud of
this..city reported on case of per
forated Gastric Ulcer, said case hay
ing attracted considerable attention
on the part of medical men.
The 500 line announces the sale Of
tickets from Warren to New York
for S27.6S by way of Montreal. The
regular fare is S35.1S.
John Handlon wants to thank the
parties who found..his goods and mail
and returned them to the store where
he has received them. He hasn' It
learned their names SO he takes this
method. The goods were lost by
shaking through broken buggy bot
tom. The store name was on the
wrappers so the parties finding them
took them to town and the owner has
recovered them. Mr.. Handlon lives
about nine miles southwest of town.
Watertown, the little Village in
Carver county, Minnesota, about
which is conferred many childhood
memories of We editor will .-on the
18th of May celebrate it's 50th ssanni-
versary as village .and the 10th an
niversary of the establishment of Its
monthly fairs, which ..have always
been an interesting feature. We
shall always remember the quaint
little town-one third Irish, one
third German, and the other third
Swedish, tucked into the
narrow valley OF, the Grow river.
Watertowns ambition in early years
was to get Railroad but this ambi-
tion has never been realized. Still,
it is good town.
The siding north of town has been
named Luna and is now regularly en-
tered on the Great Northern train
schedule. The Red Lake Falls Mill
ing Company has an elevator at the
siding and the New London Milling
Company have established a lumber
ward there. Mr.. S. J. Swanson,