Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-10-13
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Local News
For saIe-One double burr 5 inch
Appleton feed mill.-Carl Dahlin, Ra-
dunn, Mimi.
L. NJ. Olson and family visited with
friends at Thief River Falls on Sun
day.
Martin Strand, of Marsh Grove, at
tended to business at the court house
On Monday.
Special reduction on childrens hats
and caps on Market Days at the Mil
linery Emporium.
Miss Freda Svenning, who is teach
ing near Stephen, visited at her home
in this city over Sunday.
Conrad Engelstad left last Friday
evening for Mortified to resume his
studies at st. Olof's College.
Monday this week, was a warm day,
the thermometer registering 80 de-
grees in the shade in the afternoon.
in the shade in the afternoon
Carl Christensen, the cement side
walk man, has his crew of men at
work at Alvarado this week, putting
in a lot Of walks in that progressive
little village.
For Sale dining table, 1 set
chairs, 1 book case, l set dishes, 2
settees, bed and springs, l rocker,
l washstand, 1 cook stove. Cali at
Mrs. Tullar's Saturdays in October.
James Nemetz, of Havre, a brother
Of Mrs. c. Wittensten, of this city,
was in the city Tuesday, stopping Off
here for visit on his return from ST.
Paul, where he had been with train
load of sheep.
Elof Wassgren, who has been the
section foreman on the 500 at Strip
has been transferred to Acton, N. D..
which is better place for his family
, to live in. Mr.. Wassgren has already
moved his family to their new home.
Mr.. ], E. Budd, deputy register OF
deeds of Roseau county, arrived from
! Roseau this morning. He says that
| all the men Of the town were out yes
| terday fighting fire about three miles
| east of the village but there was nc
| immediate danger.
Judge and Mrs. A. Grindeland, Mrs
| A. Melgaard, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. P
| Mattson, of this city, and Miss Clare
| Tonderum and sister, of Oslo, attend
| ed the concert given by the Glasgow
Select Choir at Thief River Falls or
| Tuesday evening.
DR.. w. J. Bandelin has decided t
OPEN a dental Office at Roseau in tn,
near future. He left last THURSDAY
with the idea of visiting that town
and also Baudette and Spooner, bu
the latter towns were struck from hi
visiting list for the present.
On Market Days, Oct. 21 and %, ;
special bargain in women's, mems
girls, boys and childrens shoes, fel
shoes and overshoes, blankets AM
| robes. 1t will pay you to come in AM
| look these goods over and get goo
PARTICLES at cheap prices.-Fred Swan
Ison.
II Charles Nelson, who has been en-
| ployed as section foreman on the So
| at this point, has been promoted to tn
| position Of roadmaster of the THE
| River Falls-Adams division, and wi
: move his family from this city t
Adams, N. D. Mr.. Nelson's man
? friends congratulate him upon his prt
motion. ...
Otto H. Goltz, who has been ava
! working on ranch in Southwestern
North Dakota during the past sun
mer, arrived yesterday to look afte
his farm in town of Alma. Mr.. Colt
will probably make his home on hi
farm in the near future as workin
out Tor others IS not always the MOS
pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Peterson, til
latter being daughter Of Chas Joh
son, of this city, left last Thursday Il
their claim in the Rainy River cou
try. They fortunately did not g
there before the fire and are suppose
Ito be stalled somewhere on the wa
Gust Johnson, Mrs. Peterson's broth,
went up into that country sever
weeks ago and has not been heal
from.
On Monday last week, at the churt
at Viking, Marshall County, Mr.. Al
strobel, prominent young farmer