Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-04-06

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NJ. o. Kleven, the enterprising fur
niture dealer of Oslo was in the city
Tuesday morning.
Don't forget the real live "newspa-
per Tuesday evening at eight o'clock
at the Washington building.
Rev. 2. Dahlquist is visiting his ia
mlly here today on his way back to
Roseau from Moorhead, MINI.
A COW belonging to Fred Lindquist
of the town of New Maine. was killed
ny being run over by 500 line train.
Oh, you can tell them! When you
see swell coat on woman, you can
most always be assured that it came
from the Peoples.
w. F. and W. N. Powell, A L. Rob.
inson, Geo. Johnson and John w.
Thomas, attended a Woodmen meet
ing at Stephen. yesterday.
Rev. G. o. Christensen left Monday
evening for Crookston where he will
assist in conducting special services
IN the Scandinavian M. E. church dur
ing the week.
The Perfection waists are Just
what they are named, perfection. The
Peoples store sells them If they
were not perfection waists they would
not sell them.
Miss Belle Green, of Stephen. who
teaches in the Hallock schools, pass
ed thru last Saturday on her way to
Fargo to visit with her brother, Will
liam c. Green.
Mr.. August Cast sold his land to
the Pioneer Loan & Land Co. last Sat
urday. Mr.. Cast has been on the re-
tired list nom active farming for some
time.-Argyle Banner.
Lost-Bird dog, setter, white body
checked with few black hairs; one
ear black with few white hairs. Name
is Don. Reward if returned to Carl
Danielson, care of March farm, Z
miles west of Warren MINI. 1t
A newspaper" program will be
given by the Home Economics club
OF North Star College, Tuesday even
ing at eight o'clock at the Washing
ton building. Ice cream and waters
will be served after the program.
Senator B. Sundberg stopped of
here between trains on Tuesday on his
way back to st. Paul from visit to
his home in Kennedy. He is very
much displeased with the senates re-
fusal to enact reapportionment bill.
Commencing Wednesday, April u,
the Warren Electric Light Plant will
begin their summer ironing day SER
vice. Current will be supplied every
Wednesday forenoon and the service
will be continued as long as patronage
will warrant.
/. R. Severtson, of Crookston, gen.
eral agent of the Northwestern Life
Insurance Company of Crookston, was
in town on Tuesday and Wednesday
shaking hands with his many friends
and soliciting business for the com
pany he represents.
Winter still fingers in the lap of
spring. A couple inches of snow fell
here this week and this will furnish
sufficient moisture for starting the
crop to be seeded Some call it a
million dollar snow There is not
likely to be much seeding done before
the middle of April, and that is plenty
early for this latitude,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P Stromgren leave
today to visit their son. E. E. Strom-
gren, at Okanagan, Washington. They
came to Marshall county in 1883 and
have lived continuously in our city
during the past IA years. Their many
friends wish them a pleasant journey
and a safe return to the old home
town, Warren. Before leaving they
sold their farm in Nelson Park to Rev.
Gronberg, of that place.
Alvin G. Abrahamson, who has been
employed as clerk in the Warren post
office during the past ten months has
resigned his position to accept more
lucrative one in the mercantile line at
Hettinger, N. D., the place where he
lived before coming here During
their short stay in our city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abrahamson have made many
friends who regret their departure
and will always wish them well. They
left for Hettinger, N D. last evening.