Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-17
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Saturday Evening
Commencing at
8 o clock
Come and enjoy
yourself

The ladies of Warren may now in
spect the finest line of fall and win
ter coats. latest styles and colors,
best fitting garments in the country,
at The Peoples Trading Co.
At meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation on Tuesday evening it was
decided to encourage certain lines of
outdoor athletics by providing need
full apparatus of simple and mex
pensive nature.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes are
worn by all men who care about
their personal appearance and who
demand quality and -~style In ..dress.
These goods are shown in large va
riety at the Peoples Store. the home
Of good clothing.
Nick Schantzen and son and v. N.
Nikish. of Radium. are in the city
today. The latter, who has come
there lately from Middle River, has
decided to open a pool room, restau-
rant and barber shop at Radium.
See his ad In this paper.
William Nelson, of Albert Lea,
owner of some choice Marshall
county land near Radium, is here
looking after his property. It is
sheep farm and next year Alfred
Malloy. an experienced sheep raiser,
will have charge as manager.
A large plaster paris frieze repre-
senting Washington crossing the
Delaware. has been placed above the
stairs in the hall of the High School
building. 1t Is beautiful work of
art and is the gift to the school from
last years graduating class.
The 500 sidetrack was moved
eighteen inches farther away from
the depot last Friday. A rather
high loaded car had knocked off some
of the shingles from the depot and
to avoid similar accidents in the
future the track was moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tullar, Supt.
Geo. E. Keenan,. Supt. L. NJ. Mi
thun, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. O'Connell
and Albert Arness boarded the
special this morning for Crookston
to attend the dedicatory exercises OF
the new building at the agricultural
school.
Two Indian families. from the
Red Lake agency have assisted the
pale faces in the vicinity of Warren
with harvesting and threshing.
Each family had team and wagon
The women as we'll as the men
looked strong enough to tackle any
kind of work in the fields.
Rev. E. Hanson was married yes
terdav at the home of the brides
parents, to Miss Nettie Anderson,
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Anderson, of McCrea, Rev. I. T,
Aastad. of Thief River Falls per.
forming the ceremony. The Shea1
extends hearty congratulations.
We will have some interesting bar
gains all this month and they viii
be advertised next week. Watch oul
space on the last page. BY the way
do not forget to turn to it right
now and see what we have to say
this week. We think it is interest
ing. The Peoples Trading Co.
Rev. P. Lind. of Winnipeg, Can.
cousin of assistant postmaster F. G.
Stromgren. of.this city, visited here
Monday while on his way from Chi
cago, where he had taken unto him
self bride who accompanied him *
the Canadian metropolis. Rev. Line
conducted services In the. Swedish
Mission church In the evening.
The forest. fires in the northeastern
part Of the state have caused 8
great deal of loss and suffering K
the hundreds of families who have
been made homeless. Relief In thu
form OF food. clothing and money
has been sent to the unfortunate
people from the generously inclined
In all parts Of the state. Warner
should also add It's mite, and It ha!
been suggested by Rev. Stfoh that
all who NAV wish to contribute
clothing Of any kind may leave same
q in 5ile rear room III. tbs NJ. q schurcs
and same will be forwarded to TIL
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