Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-04-04
Gramophones and a new fresh stock
Of records Just received at Holm'S.


3 A. A. Ecklund took the flyer for
southern points Monday evening.
B. G. Gillian, OF Oslo, spent Monday
evening in the city.
Figure with the Warren Mercantile
Co. for your steel wire. fencing.
Ole Thorson, of Thief River Falls,
was in the city last Friday.
Victor G. Peterson, of Stephen
spent Friday evening in the city.
Saw dust for sale at the yard of
the Robertson Lumber Co.
Remember the Olav Moe concert on
Friday evening. ....
Miss Add1e Nelson, who is teach
ing at st. Vincent is spending her
vacation this week at home.
The Girls Basket Ball Teams of
the Ada and the Warren High Schools
will play here next Saturday evening.
Lovers of good violin and piano
n usic should not miss the Olav Moe
concert on Friday evening. It will
be strictly first class.
WANTED.-Person to travel and
collect in home territory; - weekly
salary of $1072 per year and expenses.
Address, Joseph Alexander, Warren.
Olof Erickson, who has been work.
ing on the Pembina farm for the last
couple of years left for Radium Tues
day evening. -.
Those new coats that the Peoples
Trading Co. show are certainly
stylish and the latest things in
ladies' wraps. ~
Gust Wickman has bought out the
Pete Hjerpe saloon. Mr.. Hjerpe in
the future intends to devote his
attention to improving his fine claim
at Cheynne, n. D. ~
Albert Swanson, who has been
assisting at the county auditors
office here for the past couple of
months left Monday evening for his
claim east of Thief River Falls.
Buy your rugs, curtains of all
kinds, curtain nets, in fact anything
that you find must be replaced when
you do your house cleaning, from the
Peoples Trading Co.
William Allen, of Adams, N. D.,
arrived Saturday evening for short
visit with friends and relatives both
here and at Radium. He returned
to Adams Tuesday morning where
he has position at the 500 depot.
J. W. Mckee, who has been 1.-THE
bookkeeper at the Citizens State
Bank OF Oslo for the past year,
passed through the city Friday eve
ming on his way to his home at
Kennedy.
Sheriff Forsberg on Monday took
Barney Mayer, the young forger
from Oslo,. to the st. Cloud reform
atory, where he will serve term, he
having plead guilty before Judge
Grindeland.
Snake river commenced flowing
Monday morning, and though it has
been rising continually since then, it
is still far below it's banks, and no
flood is anticipated. Even those who
live on the island are still above
water.
The Spring Valley Waiter Co., has
moved it's plant into the building
occupied last year by Berget's pho
tograph gallery. The company re-
ceived carload of BOTTLES few days
ago, and hopes to be able this year to
supply all demands for their. delicious
soft drinks.
Mrs. Lars Anderson has commenced
the erection of a residence on the
three-cornered lou west of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church. This is the
third house that Mrs. Anderson
builds in the city. It eAery citizen
would do as we'll as Mrs. Anderson,
there would be no scarcity of houses
to rent as is now the case.
1t was quite a disappointment to
Prof. Kaiser and the students Of the
Warren Business School as well as to
the citizens of Warren that the COM
mencement exercises scheduled for
last Friday evening could not be held
owing to the non-arrival of the lect-
urer, Byron W. King, who was to
deliver the address Of the occasion.
Mr.. King missed his train > at
Omaha, and could not get here in
time. The exercises therefore have
been postponed to April 26, when
Prof. J. H. Hay, of Thief River Falls
will deliver the commencement