Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-03

Mrs. Ed. Natvick went to Stephen
Monday for visit.
Miss Fannie Stinchield entertain
ed ''the bunch" last evening.
Miss Christine Olson returned
Tuesday from visit at Crookston.
Albin Stromberg went to Argyle
Tuesday to work at the elecric light
plant. ~
Ralph Taralseth and A. A.. Eek
lund we're Moorhead visitors last
Sunday.
Howard Dady. of Oaks. N. D..
visited with his parents in the city
for few days the fore part of the
week.
Tainted honor Is worse than faint
ed money. for it adds It's faint to the
character of the possessor. -Chris-
tian Cynosure.
G. W. Anderson, wheat buyer for
the Duluth Elevator Co. at Chat
ham, spent Sunday and Monday
with Warren friends.
Mrs. J. F. johnson and --her moth
er. who is 81 years old. of Sacred
Heart. MIMI, arrived Tuesday to
visit relatives and friends near Alva-
RADIO. Mrs. Johnson is q sister of
Henry Oberg. Of town of Sandsville.
Capt. A. n. Stinchfield. who had
been visiting during the past sum-
mer with his son and daughter Mr..
G. e. and Miss Fannie Stinch6eld,
left Saturday for the Soldiers Home.
Hot Springs. S. Oak. Miss Stinch-
field accopanied him as far as Fargo.
Miss Christine DahlQuist arrived
last Saturday from Moorhead where
she has attended summer school at
the Normal. She will commence
teaching a term of school in the
Cook district north of town on Mon
day next.
G. A. Aubol. U. S. deputy internal
revenue collector. came up from
Crookston yesterday to lind out how
the crops on his farm west of town
were turning out as revealed by the
threshing machine and incidentally
to get shot at the festive prairie
chicken.
A. j. Hidden. of Oslo, was in the
city Tuesday. He is now putting
the finishing touches on his:campaign
for the legislature. According to-
reports coming in from different
parts of the district he is a winner
and will write Hon. before his name
after Nov. 3rd.
Wright & Kachelhoffer have moved
their cigar factory into the Berget
building. They are putting out a
good line of goods, and thus far have
been hardly able to supply the local
demand. Their leading brands are
the John Torrey and Victor; ask for
them. and you will want no other.
James F. GILLIAN and daughter,
Miss Mamie, arrived Monday from
Illinois. Mr.. Gillian will look after
threshing on his farm east of town
and attend to other business matters
requiring his attention. He reports
his family we'll and saws that they
may. perhaps, return to this county
to live.
Young men and women. do not
waste your time and your opportun-
tiles needlessly. You are looking
forward to something better, you
are longing for something more sat-
isfying: but what, when, where.
how? The quickest. the surest, and
the best way Of finding out is to take
course at the North Star College.
Choose the department that you
like best.
Mrs. O. M. Holson returned from
her visit to Normanna, Texas, on
Monday this week. She reports r.
q. N. Nelson and family, formerly
Of this county. as getting along nice.
IL. Mr.. Nelson's daughter. Miss
May Nelson. returned with her fol
an extended visit here. Mrs. Holson
ssa ne5 yery fayorab bly, Impressed
lWiyil CIle south Tor isseveral reasons
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