Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-29
Local News

Do not forget the date of the con-
cert. Friday night.
r. G. Stromgren, Of Nekoma,
spent Sunday with his parents in
this city.
Andr. Melgaard and daughter,
Bernice, visited at Argyle yester-
day between trains.
Mrs. Fred Anderson and daugh-
4 ter returned to Stephen yesterday
morning after several days visit
here with relatives and friends.
Come and hear the sweet singers,
Mrs. W. H. Winchester and Miss
Ruth Adams from Wis.-Friday
night
Judge and Mrs. Grindeland re-
turned home Tuesday evening from
their silver wedding trip to the ex-
IRENE northern part of the state.
They report having had very en-
joyable time. ~.,'
Mrs. A. w. Dokken underwent
delicate operation at the Warren
hospital last week and is now i'm
proving nicely. Mr.. Dokken spent
Sunday at the hospital with her.
Kittson County Enterprise.
4 Prof. H. S. Hilleboe, of Willmar,
Mimi, was in the city last Friday,
visiting his brother, J. S. Hilleboe.
He is a we'll known schCol man
4 having been at the head of Willmar
Seminary more than twenty five
years.
Mrs. James Mork and the childen
left for Sanborn, N. D., their future
home, on Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. Nook had preceded them there
with their car of stock and house.
hold goods. Many friends were at
the depot to bid them good bye.
The state sanatorium for con-
) sumptive at Walker, will probably
open about Oct. l, with a capacity
of 60 to 70 patients. Rules for the
admission of patients will be formu-
luted soon. 1t is the intention to
admit only patients in the early
stages Of tuberculosis, and not
-rlo oro bio
Gust Johnson and Fred Nelson
returned Monday from a trip to
Baudette. The former had been
there to look over the country and
the latter to make improvements on
his claim. Claims in the timber
country are getting more valuable
right along, owing to the increased
price of lumber and cord wood.
J., Albert A. Ayres returned Tues
day morning from business trip
to Fargo, North Dakota. Owing to
the poor railroad connections from
that city to Warren he was obliged
to spend "a hours in Crookston.
The railroad company ought to re-
store the old through service
both ways between Fargo and
points on the St. Vincent line.
c. Forsberg and J. P. Madison
y took in the sights Of Winnipeg, in
the domain of king Edward, on Sun
day last. They say it is very
quiet lid" covered city on Sunday,
not even the street car conductors
: daring to open their mouths, lest
some bit of information slip there
from. Considerable harvesting
was done on the Canadian side but
field after field we're seen over run
with Canadian thistles, the seeds
from which will be carried by the
winds to this side of the line and
scattered over the whole valley.
This is an invasion from Canada
!, against which our farmer must be
continually on the guard.
The Warren Furniture Co., o.
which G. E. Nelson has been the
manager since it began business
about a year ago, has sold out its
stock on hand to H. I. Golden, the
pioneer furniture man on the east
side. Mr. Golden will sell as much
of the stock as he can at the ole
stand on the west side and is now
Offering high grade furniture a
greatly reduced prices in order tx
save the trouble of moving same tt
his store on the east. Mr.. Nelson
has not definitely decided what h
u;l1 ID in tho f11t,1ra brt will nrO