Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-04-18
Local News

J. P Madison attended to business
matters at 500 City Monday.
Peter Gunderson was in from Vega
yesterday.
Carl Lindh made trip to Winni-
peg the fore part Of the week.
DR.. T. Bratrud left for. the twin
cities on Monday evening.
Mayor Lundgren attened to bust
ness at Crookston Tuesday.
Get your oil stoves, and steel ranges
at Warren Mercantile Co.
G. J. johnson returned from 500
City Saturday evening.
Mrs. Carl Johnson, of Oslo, visited
here this week.
Marcus Hoglund, of: Oak Park,
attended to business here yesterday.
The First National Bank and Albin
Young have new ads in this issue.
Saw dust for sale at the yard Of
the Robertson Lumber Co.
W. P. Cakes, editor of the Oslo
Tribune, spent Friday evening in
the city.
Mrs. E NJ. Satire returned to
Crookston Thursday evening, after
spending few days here.
Supt. g. Il. keenan, visited the
schools al MOOrhead and Fargo last
Friday.
Miss Mary Larson, of Foldahl, and
Mrs. Leonard Lull, left Friday morn
ing for Alberta, Canada.
Mrs. L. NJ. johnson returned from
a visit at AIvarado, Saturday eve
ming.
Sam Winberg returned Saturday
evening, after few days visit at
Oslo.
Sheriff Forsberg made business
trip to Thief River Falls last even
ing, returning this morning.
Kentucky drills, either shoe or
disc. and interchangeable, sold by,
Powell, Wood & Co.
Erick Nelson, of Stephen, passed
through here Monday on his way to
Radium.
Carl Johnson, the 500 City tele-
phone man, attended to business here
for a few days this week.
Tom Dalen and J. T. Taylor, of
500 City, were here few hours Sat-
urday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Swanson report
the arrival of a fine baby girl at
their home last Friday.
Sam Winberg left Tuesday evening
for Angus after weeks visit here
with friends and relatives.
The Warren Furniture Co., sells
the Columbia Photographs and re-
cords, both cylinder and disc.
George Wick has returned from the
pine woods north Of Remidji, where
he has been at work with his teams
the past winter.
The Rebecca and Oddfel]ow lodges
of Warren, Argyle and Stephen will
have joint ami yersary celebration
at Stephen on April 26.
J. G. Brinkerhoff, of Stephen,
stopped here few hours Monday
afternoon while on his way to
Crookston.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. have
renovated their office so as to be
ready for the rush of business later
on.
l am not Offering residence lots
tree to bachelors but for small sum
of money, I will furnish very choice
lots to any desiring to build for
themselves home. Oscar Pearson.
There is a proposition on foot to
construct a sewer from the main
sewer one block south on First street,
then east one block on Fletcher ave-
nue. and then south to the court
house.
L. M. Olson arrived home last
Saturday from Adams, N. D., where
he was snow bound for nearly a
week, and compelled to travel a long
distance by team to get to a 500
train bound this way.
Andrew Ostrand was in from
Foldahl Tuesday making arrange
ments to get printed some auction
bills for his neighbor, Andrew
Andin, who will quit farming and
go to live with some of his grown up
children.
H. A. Seign, a brother of Landlord
Seign, Of the Lyons House, arrived
yesterday from the west for a visit
with Warren friends. He formerly