Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

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tons of the Peoples Store.
For good horses and mules -
John Wolberg. Alvarado. MIN.
You might as well turn to the last
page and sect isn't much, but
some.
A. NJ. Pearson, Of Malung, Roseau
county, is spending the day in the
city. 4.
Miss Minnie Tullar left Monday for
Minneapolis to take post graduate
course in music.
David Frenzen, salesman in the
store of G. G. Moline, Argyle, was in
the city Tuesday. .@. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wallace visited
with John E. Hunter and family at
Stephen, yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Mossefin, of Fertile, Mimi,
arrived this morning to visit her
mother, Mrs. X. J. Taralseth.
B. E. Lane left yesterday for Alex
andria, Mimi, to attend a conference
of the Free Methodist church.
Nels Anderson, an enterprising and
well-to-do farmer from near Angus,
attended to business in town Mon.
day.
Ingolf Grindeland left Sunday even
ing for DEBORAH, Iowa, to resume his
studies at Luther College of that
place. So.
N. L. Allen left this morning for
Ops, N. D., where he is in charge of
an elevator for the Spaulding Eleva.
tor Co.
Ben Penturen, of Penturen, Mimi,
has spent a few days with the Turn
lund's at Radium hunting chickens
this week.
Albin Young made a trip to Thief
River Falls last Friday evening, re-
turning home Sunday morning via
Crookston.
Hans C. Hanson, of Viking, is in
town today accompanied by his ia
Their, Christian Hanson, who came to
consult doctor.
License to wed has been issued to
William S. Duke, of Rosebud Co.,
Mont, and Augusta M. Erickson, of
Marshall Co. MINI.
Don't forget that the Ladies'
Home Journal patterns are the best.
The Chart makes it easy. Sold by
The Peoples Store.
]. B. Griffith, of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
left for his home Tuesday, after
spending several weeks here looking
after his farming interests.
Aug. Lundgren, c. E. Lundquist,
Ralph B. Taralseth, DR.. Bandelin and
j. P. Madison were among those who
took in the state fair last week.
While out hunting last Sunday,
gun in the hands of Carl Rannum ex-
ploded, completely destroying the gun
but otherwise doing no damage.
DR.. O. F. Mellby, of Thief River
Falls, arrived Saturday morning to
spend few days at chicken hunting
in this vicinity with Judge Grindeland.
Miss Martha Mortenson left for Os-
10 Saturday morning to teach in the
public schols at that place having
been reelected by the Oslo school
board.
DR.. T. Bratrud returned yesterday
from attending a family reunion at
his old home in Spring Valley, MINI.
His fathers health has been rather
poor of late, hence this reunion.
Erick J. Norrlund, who is doing the
night duty on the police force is at
present doing double work, Chief
Dady having taken a we'll earned va
cation for couple of days of chicken
hunting.
F. J. Hammett and George Dean, of
Joliet, Ill.,, were visiting at the home
of w. F. Powell for a few days
this week. Mr.. Hammett is a brother
in-law Of Mrs. Powell and is heavily
interested in real estate in the val
ley.
John J. Dallum, who has conducted
the West side meat market since last
fall, has quit the business. Willie
Johnson has now taken charge as pro-
prietor and will see that the West
siders will not have to 60 without
meat
M. Sullivan, ditch contractor of
Crookston, was in the city last Satur.
day. Mr.. Sullivan was the successful
| bidder for County ditch No. 10 near
Viking, which is about six miles long,
and was here looking for men and
teams. He says that he is going to