Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17
Local News
DR.. MOrley-Specialist.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
CrOOkston. MINI.

Annual fur sale at the Peoples
store all day Friday.
The Wednesday Club will meet
with Mrs. W.O. Braggans. Wednesday
October %, 1907. Mary Frank. sect'y.
Remember the Rummage sale in
the Whitney building Nov. lst and
2nd-hot lunch served.
Melville Larson and Philip PHIL
strom went to Conway. N. D.. on
Tuesday to visit G. F. Pihlstrom,
the 500 agent at that station.
Judge Watts, of Crookston, was in
the city Tuesday on judicial business
in connection with the granting of
citizens papers.
The Lanpher Furs are the furs of
style and quality. Remember the
special sale on these goods at Taral-
seth's on Oct. % and "a.
Miss Anna Er]andson, returned
last Friday from Duluth, where she
had been about a week nursing a
brother who was sick with typhoid
fever.
The whole Of the famous McKibbin
line OF furs will be on exhibition at
the Peoples Trading Co.'S. store on
Friday of this week. The ladies are
cordially invited to attend this sale.
Married: Herbert J. Hartwick
and Martha A. Stang were united
in marriage by Justice Ralston in
this city on Oct. IL.
George and Mayme Gillian, Of
McCrea, will leave on the flyer this
evening for Peoria, Illinois, where
they intend to remain all winter
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ole Dahlgren, who has visit
ed relatives and friends in this coun-
ty during the past two or three
months. leaves this evening for her
home at Ballard, Wash.
Nels johnson. of the Warren
Machine and Iron Works. went to
Thief River Falls yesterday to install
steam heating pleant in the new
store building of the Langseth
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Emma Koppang and children
intend to move to state of Washing
ton shortly and will therefore dispose
of her household goods at auction on
Monday, Oct. FL, l O'Clock D. m.
She also advertises her house and lot
on the east side for sale.
Putnam Spaulding, who has charge
of the Spaulding Elevator Co.'S. ele-
vatOr at Oslo. has bought a half
interest in the livery barn at that
place, the other half being owned by
Louis Larson. Put. ALWAYS has an
eye to business wherever he is.
Hans Metgaard and e. NJ. Thomp-
son were at Crookston Tuesday look
ing over line of samples Of ready
made clothing. and we understand
they placed large order for next
summers goods for The Peoples Trad
ing co.
Rev. Peter Erickson. pastor Of the
Presby terian church at Drayton, N.
Il D., and Miss Emma Blair Jameson,
an accomplished young lady who
graduated from the Drayton High
School last spring, we're married on
Oct. 9th.
W. H. Freeman, adjuster for the
American Insurance Co., REPRESENT
ed in this city by Albin Young, wa
here last Wednesday and adjusted
the fire loss of A. F. Skaren, TIN
tailor, who received S457.90 in full
settlement of said loss.
Gullik Olson. of Kandiyohi County
is here on visit with relatives an
friends in Marshall County. 81
went to Alvarado Tuesday to visi
his daughter, the wife of D. S
Christensen, and from there he wen
to Oslo to visiu another daughter.
Mrs. P. O.. Turnblom and he
daughter, Miss Minnie Turnblon
left for Stpehen this morning. Mis-
= Turnblom who has been enrolled as
. student in the Warren school will RI
main with an aunt in Stephen an
10 attend the school there.
O. The biggest train load pulled +
the biggest engine that has perhal
'0 ever gone through Warren passed O
q the 500 road last Monday. 1t col
tanned 60 cars loaded with $500 to
I'd or $500, 900 lbs. of freight, which
a addition to the weight of the trai
Y. itself makes tremendous load.
1t is perhaps not generally know
ur that J. A. Frank is developing int
re a mighty hunter, but such, neverth
n. less, is the case. Last Saturday /