Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-03-09

r. NJ. olson left Tuesday on a Sc
lcond visit to Nebraska.
/ Special-Don't miss the Pie Eating
Contest at Dreamland Theatre to-
might.
Rev. b. Q. Chelgren is attending j,
district mission meeting in Thirteen
Towns this week.
ADAMS, n. D., was visited by q
$1,000 fire Wednesday night -Four
buildings were burned.
We carry the celebrated Worth
suits and coats. Come and see orr
spring line.-People's Trading Co.
Bring in your old harness and get
them repaired and in good shape be-
fore the rush commences. - Fred
Swanson.
Isaac Helseth, of Donaldson. was in
the city last Friday looking I'D con-
tracts for the construction of bridges
in the county.
Mayor and Mrs. A. B. Nelson have
returned home this week from Pasa-
dena, Calf, where they have spent
lpart Of the winter.
George Copp and family. of symer-
ton, H., arrived on Monday this week
to take charge of the old Mentzer
farm a mile west of town.
A. Larson and family, formerly OF
Oslo, lately of Forest River, n. D.
have just arrived here with a view
OF making this city their home.
1t is fact you can't buy anywhere
better shoes in style, quality and
price than you can at Fred Swanson's
Harness & Shoe store. Try them.
Every lady will be interested in
Larson's new ad. in this issue. He
|tells about washing machines to be
run by electric, water, hand and foot
|power.
Wooltex Ideas are copied by leading
Fashion Journals. Why? Because they
are correct. New Wooltex Skirts, Suits
and Coats arriving daily-K. J. Taral-
seth Co.
The first term Of the district court
for Pennington county was held at
Thief River Falls last Thursday, Mar.
End, Judge Grindeland, of Warren,
presiding.
Otto Hjelle, of West Valley, and Mr..
Aune,, Mr.. Anderson and number of
other farmers of that vicinity, are
here today attending a hearing on
Judicial ditch NO. 26.
John Erickson, of Marysfeld. Sask.,
who has been visiting friends in Vega
during the winter, left for his home
yesterday. His brother Alfred re
turned about a week ago.
John stromqrist, the shoemaker,
has an ad. in this paper announcing
the agency for the Mayer shoes. Hon
orbit shoes of the best grades at
prices that will surprise you.
DR.. G. S. Wattam. left for ST. Paul
Sunday to look after legislation for
the establishment Of district sanitaria
for the treatment Of tuberculosis, as
proposed in bill now before the leg
|islature.
c. b. Lnndquist, manager of the
Peoples Store, was compelled to &c to
the hospital Saturday to submit to an
operation for appendicitis The oper-
|ation was successful and Mr. Lund-
quist will soon be able to be around
again.
Herman Hartvig and family, lately
of FINLEY Park. H., near Chicago.
have arrived to take up farming Oh
'section 80 in McCrea. Their carload
LOT household goods and farm equip
nent is being un1oaded and hauled
out to the farm today
James A. Frank returned last Fri
| day from a months visit at Long
mont, Col, where his sister, Mrs c.
is. Wees, resides, and where his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Frank are
spending the winter He reports all
| the former Warrenites, and there gre
quite number of them there, as be-
ling well and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Taralseth and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o Braggans returned
home last Saturday from their trip to
Texas. They report having had an
enjoyable time, although none CT
them were particularly struck on the