Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-04-04
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Local News.
Manure spreaders or sale by
Powell. Wood & c.

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0. L. Odegaarden, of Crookston,
attended to business here yesterday.
Miss Minnie Christensen, Of Alva-
RADIO, was a Warren visitor Tuesday.
J. S. Hilleboe has gone on a bust
ness trip to International Fallss
The Warren Furniture Co., is sell
ling sheet music at 10 cents copy.
Miss Thea Engelstad returned yes
terday from visit at Fertile, Mimi.
Joe Hidden was up from Oslo Tues
day evening".
Get your oil stoves, and steel ranges
at Warren Mercantile Co.
-Nes Anderson and family, of An
gus, visited friends in Warren last
Friday between .trains,:
DR.. T. Braturd left this morning
for Edinburgh, ND, on professional
business.
S. J.Houg has moved his family to
Hallock, where he has had steady
employment during the past year.
Mrs.. Leonard Lull expects to leave
soon to join her husband at Edmon-
ton, Canada.
If you need galvanized water tanks,
'cisterns, or cave spouting put up,
please call at Warren Mercantile Go.
Will Willer, one of Middle Rivers
progressive business men was in the
city Monday.
The Warren Furniture Co., sells
the Columbia Photographs and re-
cords, both cylinder and disc.
Nels Gummeson, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
has moved here with. his family to
engage in farming on the Glenn farm
close to theSWoodward farm.
E. II. LOOMS, of Armourdale,
N. d., was here this week looking
after his farming interests near
Radium.
Miss Stella swanson, who is teach
1uS dC 4IA0I IS1Vc1 Il dllo ID opouuAllS
her spring vacation at her home in
the city.
DIED:-At Nelson Park, on March
30th, 1907, Lilly Edith Viola Nilsson,
daughter of Nils Nilsson, aged
years, 10 months and l day.
Miss Lilly Madison returned to
Grand Forks Monday evening to re-
sumo her studies at the University
of North Dakota. i
We may have high water, but the
Peoples Trading Go. sell the Gold
Seal rubber boots and they will keep
your feet dry anyhow.
Miss Beda Peterson arrived this
morning from Fargo, ID, to visit
relatives and friends in Warren and
Viking.
Gus Kramer and family have
moved to Niagara, N. D., with the
intention of making that place their
home.
Duputy sheriff Burseth left Tues
day evening for Thief River Falls
from whence he was to make tour
through the eastern part of the
county on official business.
Miss Synneva Grindeland and Miss
Leora Easton, having spent the
spring vacation at their homes, left
Saturday evening to resume their
duties as teachers in the public
schools at Little Falls, MINI.
The youngsters and some of the
older ones took advantage of the ice
that had formed on the bitches
which were full of water last Sun
day, to don their skates and enjoy
themselves. The thin ice caused a
few to take involuntary foot baths.
The Peoples Trading Co., have
added another line of skirts to their
already famous line. The new line
is the Macpherson & Langford's.
You have surely seen this line widely
advertised. 1t is one of the best
lines in the country. Strictly high
grade, and-tailored, the cloths all
shrunk aDd sponged before they are
made up into garments.
Frank Stiff and family, of Chicago,
have arrived to engage in farming on
the Sam Davis farm east of town,
which we understand he has pur-
chased. Mr.. Stiff was the proprietor
of bakery in Chicago, but his wife's
health made it necessary for him to
change his occupation aid go to live
in the country, Now he will raise
the the golden wheat, from which he
formerly made bread, and will also