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Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05
the. sEkles o. AfRleA.
How the Beauties OF the Dark Continent
Array Themselves In Clcatricss.

On the walls of the small room Of
divers sketches Of the BEAUTIES Of Az
fica; There is a sketch of woman of
the Bakongo-a woman of the Oupotos
--one of the most savage tribes Of the
Great River. In this sketch the face is
disfigured by series of cicatrices,
making it as hideous as can be we'll
imagined. This form of tattooing is
produced by making wounds ID the
hesh Of about half an inch in length
and never allowing them to heal prop
erly; when they show q. tendency to, do
50 the Oupotos pull them roughly
apart; the cesdlt is line and a con-
slomeration of lines of scars, horrible
to behold.
The Oupotos. he tells you. in their
cooking arrangements are not alto
gether suggestive Of a Partisan cordot,
blue; 1t Is not quite nice to sit down Ia
q dinner. cUnifany where the usual
Necklace Is composed of human teeth.
neither is the pariah dog as savory as
might be suggested.
AS to the treatment of women by the
natives, and particularly by the follow.
ers OF Tippoo, to give .une iRstantd
take the STORY ii Sapenia, rs told bv
Mr.. Deane to Mr.. Herbert Ward.
'Sapenia. the daughter of Kassongo,
had been given to Tippoo lib as a
pledge of friendship by her father, but
she, being of the Wachongera-m emo
tribe. was ill-treated by the Arabs, so
much so that she ran away to us, on
being examined no traces 81 ill-treat-
nient could be discovered, and, as Mr..
Deane had no right to interfere where
there was no i'll usage, she was con-
Quoted back to her Arab master. After
a few days she came to us again with
her back covered with lashes from q
whip and her body covered with
bruises, telling, us that she had been
terribly fogged.
"We kept her. aud some days after,
when her tyrants came to seek her.
Mr.. Deans told them that he could not
think of letting her be taken back
again to be treated with such brutal
violence; that he was sent to the coun-
try to see Justice done; and that, as
representative of the Congo Free State,
he intended to do his duty. It is
rather unfortunate that this woman
should have paid back the Kindness
shown her with particular ingratitude.
She might have been of the greatest
use-only never was-to the British in
Africa"
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Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
Feb. 18th. 1891

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing-named settler has fled notice
OF his Intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge
or clerk Of probate court OF Marshall
Co., Mimi, at Warren, Mimi, on
March 27th, 1891, viz:
ANDREW HALvoRsoN, JR.
Ed. No. 1O383, for the NN'A NE1hi,
NEA NWH, and, lot ], sec. 30, TIP.
1856, Il. A. and Mex Mex, sec. %.
Up. 155, H. Is.
He names tie following witnesses
70 prove l'is continuous residence
,pon and cultivation of. said land,
yiz: knut Nelson, Carl Hanson,
.\nlers P:nllso,,, ChlAs NJ. Rasmus-
son, all OF HELEN P.O., Mimi.
III. Fl. D,ckMANN, Register.
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HERD Law FOR MARSHALL AND
KITTSON COUNTIES,

hlllOJN COUNIlkS,
There has been considerable in
quiry OF late in regard to the herd
law in force in this county. A great
deal of misunders tanding exists con-
cerning the law, some towns eten
having proposed to vote on the
question. This can not be done, for
Marshall and Kittson counties have
a special herd law of their own; and
we print it below for the benefit OF
our readers:
l. 1t shah be unlawful for any
person Or persons to allow any cat.
tie, horses, mules, sheep or swine,
owned by such person or persons, or
Of which such person 0f persons have
control Tor iRay be in possession, to
run at large upon any public high
way, or upon the lands OF any other
person or persons in the counties Of
Marshall or Kittson, in this state,
during any season OF the seaf,, Unless
they are carefully herded.
Z, Any person or persons who
shall violate or neglect the provis-
ions OF the first section OF this act
shall be liable for all damages that
may occur in consequence OF the Tres
pass OF such animal Or animals.
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Land! Land! Land!|
have the following lands for sale
at reasonable prices and terms to suit
purchasers. tO-Wit.
purchasers, to-Wit..

The above are all good farm lands
and as the Red River Valley land ie
now fast being bought up by both
investors and actual farmers, this is
4 rare opportunity to secure a good
farm on favorable terms.
Red River Valley land vii! never
again be as easy to obtain rs it is at
present.
Being also the local agent at War
rem for St. Pan], Minneapolis & Man
itoba r,ilpoad Co lands. | have sew
eral thousand acres OF good railroad
land for sale on easy terms.
For further information apply to
JOHN E. OSTROAI,
Warren. AIinn.
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Every farmer should have his plans
Tor spring work pretty we'll matured
OF else he ought to be seriously con-
sidering now what crops he expects
to plant. Field and garden seed
should be in hand and examined or
tested. Extra attention this year to
the small things OF the farm will add
thousands Of dollars to the value Of
our products. Let US have more
poultry, eggs, vegetables, root crops,
fruits, ETC., than ever before for sale
and home use.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Thirst publication Feb q i

First publication Feb. ,2
: WHEREAS. Default has been made In the
executed by Frank kurtWski. wife deceased. !.
,nortgagor to Mary A.. Ega,l !nortgagee. said
recoried ,'acs I Tie once ii tie Register Of DEEDS
in and for Marshall county, MINI july 10, 1856,
at 4 o'clock T. NJ. In. hook "s" Of nortgng, 3
page s. and WAS duly assIxasa o. Mary 4 Essn
uary ~. 1891 and recorded III The registry q
deeus Aforesaid Fcbrls;ly 2ia 1891. at 1l:SO
O'Clock a. u IL Eooi q page sos
SAID mortgage WAS ::ist.n; X, secure the pay
ment o! t:e. SIM If FWal ,,;,sdra a120a) dol-
lars five wears men: date wltiiinaie: tar per
cent pay;.i,s,. 9ari4 eiii,u:si.s anti
& WHEREAS. II zW;is a.sae:.t! III said mortgage
5thatlf default should 'M. n!n!rlii tie payment
OF any interest Wi;l due aud sta default should
cGnalHoe ant ~ NE g., NJ, s.. snm ne
and proceed Il, ::ti.ct.ose s':i NOR; gage accord
ing to law t, st:al l',s;n.s i,tea made in tie
payment nf i.,ts4,est .!;l. ~ Jshrary :. 1890.
JuIy /. Ias,;shd ,l:;.,arY i,a,
does SO te.. ts, c;.s .ssl salt! principal
sum due :::s.l . si ~
taxes on, tie seiliaftr described r.,,i.ises
for tile years anti 1881. amounting Il, 80
WHEREAs. there is:Eow a,iu;sliy ys.t;,at he
date OF This notice On stl;i principal
and interest :,!lsl taxes !n,.s us .iosesa the
sum of one til.H,sll I1Ar h.;,idaetls;i.,;: iva5a
10 100 dollars !0s.:H att 40 ;ctins: llaying
been commenced To rs.:.sf i.t3:iniual;i 81 due
NOWaTHEREFORlss. Nntiea is hereby given
that IN pursuance ai the power oi sat-. cotaih-
ed in said mortgage aud oi the Statute i'll such
case made and provided, the premise slascrib
Ell in said mortgage situated i'll ;lrsiinli ceun-
ty state OF described rs s.ltuWs to-
Wit: ssa
The south one half lsss Of section one % In
one hundred fifty seven OF range
forty seven t47 containing llnse lh.dred and
twenty t32l acres more or less accordin to the
government survey thereof, will bt sold at pub
Tic auctiOlItO the highest bidder at the front
door OF the Court mouse III the village Of War.
rem, county OF Marshall, and state OF hlinneso-
O'Clock IN the afternoon OF that day to satisfy
the amount which may thcm.b be due on said
mortgage with interest. and S75 attorneys fees
as stipulated in said nOrtgage together with
the costs and disbursements OF the sale and sew
el,ty and 81. 100 ollars taxes on said premi-
sscs paid by the holder Of the mortgage
q Dated February lO. 1891.
sss u. *. NEWELL,s
Assignee OF MortGaReo.
VIII. TMPP, Attorney for Assignee. 939 Quar-
anty Loan BID q Nlinneapol olis,ss n ..nR.s
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

A BILL has been introduced into
the legislature having for it's object
the taxation OF railroad lands. If
there is a way whereby the company
can be made to pay taxes on these
lands, it will certinly be welcomed by
the people OF this county. But By
tho. conditions OF the grant their
lands are exempt, and being a vest
ed right, it will be difficult toIimpose
taxes now. But it can do no harm
to try.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

TaE town is tue only purely DEM
ocratic organization in our system
OF government Here the whole body
OF voters meet to transact the public
business and here the citizen does
exercise his highest right al a free
man. Therefore let no citizen be
absent from the annual town meet
ings which are held next Tuesday
March 10th.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

The SHEAF acknowledges the re-.
ceipt OF The Daily News Almanac
and'Political Register for 1891, issu-
ed by The Chicago Daily News. 1t is
book OF 500 pages, and contains
vast amount OF useful information
and statistical matter. The new tar
iii bill is there in full, and also the
population OF the U. 8. according to
the last census. No professional man
should be without this almanac.
Price only 25 cents.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

The sixth biennial report OF the
Minnesota Historical Society is on
onr table. This society is doing val
liable work in collecting and preserv-
ing historical data. 1t has vaIua-
BILE library at the capitol. The SHEAF
is filed there every week,
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TAKE NOTICE,

All persons knowing themselves
to be indebted 10 me OH book ac-
count will please call and settle
the same before March 1st, 1891.
If you haven't got the money to
pay up with call and see me any
way. l must have settlement oil
some kind with all who arc owing
me. Respectfully,
FRANs FRANsoS, the shoemaker,
Warren, Afinn.
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SPARE STOCK FOR SALE.

1 Stallion six years old terade
shire) bright sorrel, white name and
tail, quiet and handy to work.
4 Mares, aged, two Of them in foaI
to jack.
/ four year old mare in ioa}.
l four year old horse.
6 three year old colts, two OF them
mares.
4 two year old mules. strong and
nice.
10 head Of grade Pol]rd Angus cat
tie. n
The stock is on view ut kilrrnny
farm near Euclid, Polk Co., Mimi.
and will be sold cheap for cash, or
part cash and balance on time. OF
altogcthcr on time with thorough
gilt edged security.
Euclid, Mimi, March 81, 1891.
=. FAIRWEATHl R. #
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NO MORE TREE.CLAIMS OR PRE-
EMPHIONS.

WASHINGTON, u. e., March 4 Com
missioner Croft. of the general land
Office, today sent 10 all registers and
receivers Of land Offices the following
circular:
Timber culture aud presumption
laws this day repealed. Allow no
further entries thsrennder OF claims
hereafter initiR ted.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting
OF our citizens was held in Mckin-
mons Hall on Friday evening, and
after thoroughly discussing the prop
osition to give $4,000 to the Red
River College, it was resolved to re-
quest our representatives in the leg
islature to pasa a bill allowing our
citizens to vote on the proposition
at the coming spring election. We
con see no harm in allowing the ques-
tion to come before the people, the
more especially as they seem to de-
sire it.-Polk Co. Journal.
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REMARKABLE RESCUE

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plninlield,
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a hope
less victim Of consumption and
that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist snggsstei DR.. Kings )
New Discovery for Consumption;
she bought a bottle and to her de-
light found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued It's use
and after taking ten bottles, fonnd
herself sound and well, now does
her own housework and IS as we'll
as she ever was. Free trial hotties
of this Great Discovery ut +. r..
Whitney's Drug Store, lal gt bot
ties Soc. and 81 90.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE

l have large quantity OF Spruce,
Tamarac and Cedar shingles manu-
tactured in Marshall county and can
fill all orders from now on. l can
deliver the shingles at Warren, Ar
gyle or Stephen as desired. Price -
per NJ at the mill in Spruce Valley.
l.. p. DRANDsTROM,
Humboldt p. O., MINI.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Defant hnving been Made in the payment OF
hc sum OF ten thousand two hundred and fifteen
collars tslU.2lh ONJ Whc:s is claimed to be due al
he dat'g of this nOtic.. npOn a certain mortgage
II y exrcuted and delivered by Henry a. Palmer
Z nd Nina j :. Pa.mer his wife as nlOrtgaGOrs t
sanson ia Q, Z: i.amrr as mortgage bearing dat.
ne nIat day Ol DpcemDerA a. D. 1883 and with
te power oi sale contained therein. duly racord-
q in the .,iiice o tiie Register OF Deeds of Mar
stall county in the State tf minnesota ON the first
zi;.y OF January A. D. 1881, at four o'clock p. M
{ book ''G" Of mortgages on pages 200 and 2O1.
#z5 Nd WHEREA :, tie said !Alansoii 4. Palmer
lid, for value received on the seventh day Of
March A. d. 1854. dn!v assign the aforesaid mort
gage. t,getile, with the bond secured thereby to
Nelson Beards:ey, OF Auburn in the state of New
York. by deed of a s,snment duly witnessed and
acknowledged so as to eMt.te the same to be re
corded. which deed Ot assignment was recorded
in the office OF the Register OF Deeds of said Mar
shall county the 21st day OF January 1881 at
nine o'clock and forty-iye minutes q. M, iii book
t:.O ''Ot mortgages on page 4S6: and no action or
processing ut law or OF herwise having been inst-
tinted to recover the debt secured ky said mort
s::,age.
Il NOW TIL EREFORE, notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of the power of sale contained In
said mortgage and pursuant to the statute in
vii! be forecloaed by sale ii the premises describ
ed iii ai,tico .yeyed by va ID mortgas:e, viz Sec
tiOn twellts five 25) aud the nortea It One-quar-
ter Of section thirty-sx (3Gl all in township
hundred aud fity-ffses NORTH tla5 ~ Of range
forty -eight esi 4S W Ii. the ccunty OF Marshall
and state ot Minnesota, with thu, ',ereditaments
ana app2i ei;tnce3 hereto, WNlcn sae
will be made by the sheriff OF said couty OF Mar
shall at the frolt door Of rhe court house in the
village u W:.rre il, said county and state OH
saturday the seventh day VI NJ ,rch "A. d. 1891. at
ten o. clock III the oien OF th.tsday at public
veDdne TO the highest bidder for cash tn pay said
debt and in terest taxes ii any ON said lands.
seventy-iveidollare attorney fees stipulated
in said mOrtg ge in case OF a for closure there
Of, and the disbursements allowed hy law. subject
to REDEMPTION ut any time within one year from
date OF sale as provided by law. 49,
Dated January .2,2ti 1891.
NELSON Boards Z. 5a.
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Lord wolseley on Gen. Booth.

Gen. Booth of the Salvation army
was lately introduced to Lord Wolse-
ley. a correspondent states, and the
latter remarked to him: IF you had
been soldier you would have been
the greatest general of the century.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05


TIE statesman who will evolve
practical just and equitable system
OF taxation will hnve earned the
gratitude OF his fellow men. The sys-
tenn now in vogue is a farce, and Of
fers too many loopholes to people.
especially the rich, to escape paying
taxes. by thiss.ystem the burden OF
TAXATION falls most heavily on the
middle class. A large percentage of
property is never listed for taxation,
and what does find its way to the
assessors books, is listed far below
it's actual value. II all property was
listed and everybody paid taxes in
proportion to their property, then
none could rightly complain of th-
taxes being high, for the rate OF tax
alton would be very much lower. No
community would experience any diff
f1culty in raising funds for needed
public improvements. We think it is
an outrage to tax q man for his
dsbts, but that ID just what is being
done under the present system.
Many man who if his debts were
paid would not ewn penny, yet
pays taxes on thousands OF dollars.
A man should pay, taxes on what he
10 actually worth and no more: his
debts should be deducted from the
sum total OF his rsources. Ii the leg
islature would bend their energies
toward practical solution Of the
problem Of taxation. their short.
comings in other respects could be
OvArl00ked
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

Congressman Halvorson thinks he
has learned something by going to
Washington. This is encouraging.
In this particular Halvorson differs
from Donnelly. who thinks he knows
it all.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

Red Wing Republicans A Roman
writer had for his motto: "No day
without line" The Minnesota leg
islature let's not day pass without
creating a new clerk. The wegss re-
main IS per day.
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A GREAT PRIZE!
Any one, not now a subscriber,
sending the Tribune Co. one dollar
can get the famous picture, the
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This offer is good untilJune / 81.
The picture is q Eeautiiul work Of
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Send at once and secure J, hand
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Postage STAMPS to the amount OF
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Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05
CAUCUS.

. A Republican cnlcns willbe held at
Edwnrtlh's hall on Saturday evening
March 7th. ut S o'clock sharp, for.
the purpose Of plaling il, nomination
candidates for village officers:
COMMITTEES.
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Advertised Letters.

List ofnnclaimed letters remaining
in the Warren Post Office Feb. 28.
1891. II mot called for within fifteen
days they will be sent to the Dead
Letter office Washington. u. C.
Anderson, Andri0s Olson. Henricl +
AmundsOn. Thilda Olson (lnf ss--
AnderAOll. Johannes Olson Kristian
Blk. la9nun f. OlaOn Tiiila -
lvefson: nenarta pnnlsOn. Henrik
Ny1en. Elizabeth Skaar. .(lse n 80
Nelson. Eather ssevrr,inic 8. 4.
When calling for above please say
Advertised. z. 81 AsroN. P. Ai.
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An immense concern for the manu-
facture of salt. soda ash, bromide, and
other chemicals, is to be started near
Charleston, w. Va. The company has
$2500,00O capital. and will employ
/. 900 men.
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at Lyon House, Warren, Min
Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
IfI,, 17;h. 1901

Ftb. 17th; 1891.
Noticeis hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof
III support OF his claim, and !nstsaid
proof will be made before the Judge
or clerk OF probnte court OF Marshall
Co, Mimi, ut Warren, MINI, on
March 9th, 1891, viz:
HALvoR HALvoRsoN, JR,
Hd. No. lO382, for tile NW'K1 sec.
81, Tp. 155, r. II.
He names the following, witnesses
to prove Ills continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of, said land.
viz: knut Nelson, Carl Hanson,
Anders P;,ulsoI, Chlas M. .Rasmus-
son, all Of HELEN F. O.. Mimi.
III III. DlCKMANS, Register.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

Itch on human and horses and all
animals curedin 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by 3. +. Whitney, Drug
gist, Warren, Aii,m.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

Duluth News: Donnelly has a
double chin but it is lucky for the
grand old party that he has only
one mouth,
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

Get your Harness repaired and fix
ed up before springs work commenc-
es. FL. j. Bennewitz is the man who
can do the work cheap and give sat
isfaction (or no charge.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

A span Of good horses, one six and
the other 8 years old. In first class
condition. Will sell for cash or on
time. The horses are owned by Fred
Lenhart. MICHAEL LoEsLIE,
Sec. 20, town Of COmstock.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE County,
Thursday, March 5, 1891.

The present legislature has voted
against the submission OF a prohibi-
tory amendment to vote of the
people,
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FOR SALE.

4 One pair horses young and sound,
will weigh $500 TBS. Onepair Morgan
lhares, good drivers. One horse colt
coming two wears old. Two set OF
harnesses. All in good condition.
Also One farm wagon nearly new, and
farm machinery. Time given respon.
sible parties. Enquire OF
VIII DIXON,
at Lyon House, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

The farmer who cleans bis grain
for market not only: gets q better
grade and d better price, but he also
saves his screenings, seed &c which
makes a good feed for stock. Pow y
ell has the Mills. 'ss
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MAUD FLETCHER, Teacher.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
No. enrolled for the month, 38.
No. OF days attendance, 743.
Average daily attendance. 81.
No. perfect in attendance, 10.
Daisy Bernard, Gertie Bloomness,
Olga Bloomness. Jane Edgar, Hans
('rinden, Willie Harris, Florence
i<etchum,. Bertha Loughridge, Paul
Atarquardt, Norman Ross, Louise
Swandby, Matte Slee, Edward Sill
verness, Josiah Thomas, Florence
Taylor, Ralph Taralseth, Charlie
Johnson, Mary Bjerck, Axel Swand-
by.
Eva p0wrIr Toachor
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FOR SALE.

The Peter Wood farm, SWA sec. s,
TIP. 1856, r. 48, for sale at a bargain
ii taken at once. For further infor-
nation apply to JOHN f. OsTRoM,
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05
FOR SAFE,
TICKETS.

Working horses and working oxen
Dy JOHN e. OsTROM.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
will hc held as follows:
Argyle, March 7th.
Warren, March 10Th.
Stephen, March 14th.
A. D. NYANT,. Co. Supt
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COFFEE HOUSE.

| have opened up a Coffee House
on First street, north OF G. J. Phil
strom's butcher shop and will furnish
coffee. lunch, meals and lodging to.
the travelling public. Good bqrn i'll
connection. =. FL. RElNERTsON.
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TICKETS.
Steamship tickets to and from En-
rope on the best lines for sale by
j. l.. OLSON.
Warren. MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05

Lanll Office at Crookston, Mimi,
Feb. 1 It'll. 1891.
sNotice.is hereby given that the fol
lowing named seLJlel. has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge
or clerk OF probate court Of Nlarsfall
Co., Mimi. at Warren, Mimi, on
March 9th, 1891 viz:
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. a r.
The following is a partial report OF
the school in district No. 50, for the
month ending Feb. %.
Whole No. enrolled, 81.
No. days Of school, 20.
Total attendance, 5O4.
Average attendance, 25K.
Visitors, 4.
No. attending 20 days, Z.
The following were perfect in at
tendance: Carl NJ. Wedme, Kandie
&. Wedme, Gunda AZ Wedme, Linda
II. Wedne, Olaf Wedme, Conrad
Wedme. Otto Hjelle.
In the monthly examination Ida
Wedme attained the highest average.
The weather has ben SO cold dur
ing the past month that che attend
nnce i not as large;as it otherwise
would be.
J. BENZ, FRANKLlN, Teacher.
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GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
No. OF pupils enrolled, ~.
Total No. Of days attendance,
1921.
Average daily attendance, 81.
Following are the names Of pupils
who have been neither tardy nor
absent: Anna Svenning, Garfield
johnson, Flora Lamberson, Bessie
Gordon, Cornelia Dagoberg, Ora
Woolery, George Harris, Tena Howe,
Chas. Rurseth, Frank Woolery, Erick
Wickstrom, Eddie Tullar, May
Swandby, I.eta Shaw, Otis Jerrne,
Harvey Bradley, [yer Peterson, Tom
my Edgar, Sadie Gordon, Jay Seeley,
Eddie Bennewitz.
MAUD FLETCHER, Teacher.
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and can supply you with choice fresh
Groceries, Fruit, Candies, Nuts, etc.
Come in and warm yourself by my
stove, and let us crack jokes and nuts
to our hearts content. Yours truly,
4. Il. Johnson.
johnson Ave, west OF znerod's arng store
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIE.
A fine driving mare, and colt one
year old next May, bred from Star
Bashaw. Will sell either separately
or together. A rare bargain.
REV. J. H. MACARTHUR,
Warren, Minn.