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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

that Of Prof. Dewar. The latter had
ascertained that air could be liquefied,
and at great expense had succeeded in
liquefying it in minute quantities. Mr..
Tripler by very different and quite
simple method, was able to produce
liquid air in large quantities at small
expense.
OF course there was great deal Of
work to be done before the discovery
could be made practicable, before he
could be sure that he could control and
apply the force which he had discov-
cred, much more before he could per-
suade others that 1t could be applied to
practical uses. believe that was the
first person to whom he revealed his
discovery and his hopes on that sum-
mer morning, in 1894. I was at that
time entirely ignorant of the nature Of
the experiments he had been conduct
ing in his mysterious workshop, and
had like everyone else a vague
idea that they were probably of q
dilettante and Improbable character.
Great was my amazement, therefore,
when he told me briefly of the search
upon which he had entered many years
before for new, and more economical
force, and how he had found not only
new and more economical but also q
vastly more powerful force than any
hitherto known. Then he told me OF
his discovery Of liquid air, of the ex-
tremely low temperature at which 1t
liquefed and of its enormous expansion
in the return from the liquid to the
gaseous state. To expand water into
steam and obtain power you need great
heat, and much consumption of coal
To expand liquid air into gaseous air
and obtain hundrefold greater pow
er you need no coal and no more heat
than you find in ordinary ice. Then he
showed me draft Of machine for
manufacturing liquid air, and explained
to me how the process once started
continues itself, the air already lique'
fed being compelled by an ingenious
arrangement of coils to draw in and
liquefy evermore air from the mex
haustible reservoir without. From the
experiments which he had conducted
successfully on . small scale he wa
convinced that with proper engines HI
could drive q steamer acfOIS the Az
lantic at q much higher rate Of spaet
than any at present obtained, and VITA
. consumption Of lees coal.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

The presidents outing gives great
satisfaction to everybody. No one has
earned vacation better than he, because
everybody, a few foolish partisan poll
vicians excepted, respects hima as an able,
patriotic and energetic chief-magistnate
Who has increased the admiration Of his
friends, compelled the respect and con-
ldence of his enemies and gained the
unqualified esteem of the whole civilized
world. Mckinley has added more lustre
TO the office of president Of the United
States.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

The democratic press is suggesting
that the soldiers who are now returning
home, owing to the extreme hardships
and sufferings many of them endured,
will vote against the Republican nomi-
nees for congress in the elections this
fall. Why vote against the republicans?
If the hospital corps is to blame for any
lack Of care and nursing, why lay it to
the republicans? On May 18th, 1898,
in the house of representatives, Mr..
BOutelle of Maine, asked to have cOnsid-
cred bill H. R. 10220 to organize hos
pital corps and define its duties, when
Mr.. Mcmillan of Tennessee, a democrat,
objected to its consideration. Again,
on May oath, Mr.. BOutelle Of Maine,
made an effort to have the same bill
considered, when Mr.. Underwood Of
Alabama, democrat, demanded the reg
ular order, which was equivalent to an
objection. Now, if the hospital corps
has not been able to do all that this en-
ergency demanded, who is to blame?
The Republicans proposed to organize a
hospital corps, and the Democrats OBJ
jected and said no. This is but a little
If the history Of the democratic OppOsi-
ton, and no good reason can be assign
ed why the soldiers shall prefer to vote
tOr democratic congressman in prefer
ence to a republican, as every war meas
IRE proposed and enacted into law dur
ing the Inauguration OF the war with
spain was the result of party manage
nent on the part of the republicans.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

The extension of our commerce to the
east means millions for the manufact-
rers and producers in the United States {.
With a republican president and a re-
publican congress the extension is as
sured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

Before leaving for their dear old Spain,
1000 Spanish soldiers in Cuba addressed
1 letter of thanks to Gen. Shafter and
he U. S. troops for their kindness. We
AVE now the good will Of everybody, ex-
,ept Prof. Norton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

The Southern Railway has advanced
she wages of its employees five per cent
Ind the pOpulist orators along the line
# that road are going to experience
ome difficulty in finding terminal fac
.lities for their arguments.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

Col. Bryan is beginning quite early
0 do business on his war record. At the
convention of the Ohio Democrats his
picture in the full uniform of a colonel
vas displayed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

The resumption of the large iron and
.teel plants of the country and the ad-
vance in the scedule Of wages are but
.wo of the many signs of returning pros
lerity.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07
Free Medical Advice.

For an honest, confidential opinion
and free medical advice, (pIain sealed)
BY an able, educated, and experienced
physician, for any disease, weakness, OF
disability, write DR.. Huggins, Columbus
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

Do not wait until tornado destroys
your property, but take policy to-day
with r. N. Goodwin, the old reliable In
sursnee agent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07
1t Hits the Spot,

When suffering from a severe cold, and
your throat and lungs feel sore, take a
dose of Fol- ey's Honey
and Tar, when the sore
ness will be re- lieved at once, a
warm, grateful feeling and heal
of the parts affected will be experienced,
and you will say, ut feels so good. IT
HITS THE SPOT" 1t is guaranteed.
W. H. TissOt & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1898.

Up to the present time Helen Gould
has contributed $1SO,OOO to the govern
inent for war purposes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-07

School will soon begin, and we have
made special effort to procure the best
school suits on the market. Try us and
you will not regret 1t. D. B. GOOdsell.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

uetsles meo ipanRe Sanger. iom
Imerifanerne bar.
ssro ben Boob, Tom bapbe 5rebs=
floaet. fit mon bsre. at @panierne
raabte 9urra for be omerifanife
9elte. oa De bleo toene umbore poa
bet iponRe Sfib. Oper 100 Brofef>
tiler fiji forbi Werrimac, % mere
eno ct 9ufin Of oem traf stibet. 20
at NoubRobet blep iaareoe al
Splinter.
Bet 8aaben. iom brustes til at
lenfe @tibet. bar en- 9buomitbombe.
Der aHorebes Deb 6ielp al @(ectrici<
tet. &apt. Ouibo, iom tom meo Sub
til Samion fra Nomiral @erpero, fit
8ense oe &lar meo ttlbage til be
amerifaniie Sanger.
Sc ipanite Baaoe, iom lenere ner>
meoe fig vWerrimec" antogel,a forot
lpranse &raset. maatte opsipe bette,
oa Nmeritanerne fprebe poo hem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08
Wtnnefota-

= @uis 6olm. en- enSiet Kanb
5pb Minneapolis. miffeoe osfaa bette
Die fife 0nsbos. ibet en- lioen @ut
faffebe en- 5ten paa bet. Diet
moatte ubtases.
@r.Bptasierer 6auson bar faat
: Benaaoning. buoroeb bon uanot at
bli lbslabt tra 5anei1et en- Time f6r
bans Stroffetio uar ublsben. 6au'
be ban uotient fin Strot. uiloe BON
for 5remtibeu bape peret berbpet fin
Stemmeret. ba 2ouen niger at ,nsen
hSmt Jorbrpoer bar &et til at fem,
me euer inbeboue no9et Gmbebe. men
en- Benaobnine CT en- retslig 9t1si.
uelie. ION a1ensiuer ben beuaaoebe
Borgerretten. Benoaonings.Rom'
misionen msbte iammen / Stntens
&apitoltum 6rebaes % beilutteoe at
benaaoe Qaugan. Benoaoninsen
ifulte trebe / &raft atturat en- Time
fsr 9ommen uolsb. Qaugan bleo
bpmt &l. 1925 5ormiooos ben 29oe
Sanuar 1898. Qan Ruloe fiboe fire
Maaneoer / 6eneiel. faa Straffetiben
utlbb SBnoas 5orm. 81. 1925. os
ban fit fin 5ribeb Rl. 1926 Mr.
3ousan baube pentet at fao fin Be-
noaoning 5rebas Noraen os bauoe
:ruffet fine 5orberebelier til at forla=
be 5ansi1et bo. men bet 6aab bleo
ban Tuffet. 6or fire Naaneoer
fiben osmte 9ommer 9ancaiter 6ou=
gan til ben naonte 5anaielsfraf %
til at betole en- Bsbe paa 81. 1000 efter
at uere fuuoen ifpibia at baue be,
oraset Epen Ninneopolis for fore
Benseiummer. meoens ban uar Bpz
fasierer. Set boarbefe ueb Dom.
men for Nr. 9au9an uar 9abet of
bons Borgerret, lom ben tnDbefattes
be. S 1rebags betalte Nouotat 9epe
til @lerf Of eourt Wr. 6ousans
Bsoe. % faainart bon baooe facet
Suffering for BelBbet. fpaote bon
fig til ct. Baul % fit ben iaa meget
attraaebe Benaaonine for fin &li>
ent. (9epe ytormanoen.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

Soiepb So &banee, ben usebla.
bet for no3en Etb fben omtalte ri,
ratel'Doftor / st. 8aui. blen fife
uae orrefteret paa NntlaBe of Dr.
8rimbal forat pratt,fere 2asepiben,
iiab uoen noget @ertifitat. ga
&bance sau- &aution for 5000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

@eaieriuaen anfatter mn Genforer,
fou befiemmer. bptlte telesrafiRe Seq.
beoer. oer tan blipe offentlissiort
% lille. 6ois bet er Rpbeber, fom
er Of noaen Nptte fur Spanien, blir
be tittaaebogbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

2pitnont 6obion. iom fenteoe fit
eset Sttb rWerrimac" 6ooneino,
lpbet / @anttaeo be @ubo, omtales
paa fslaeuoe Naooe ct Telegram
fra gBalbtE9ton til Ufinneapolis
1ribune:
,6laaoe>Ronitruttpr 6oblon, bpis
Iaon ioos er 6uermanbs Nunb /
8olbinaton, er uel tlenbt / Marine.
beportementet. oa ban tiente &ons
ftrutttonszBursauet fere Nor. 6ons
5elifabstrebs onier bam iom en-, ber
forbiuoer nore @uner meo ben
@reentr1fiiet, iou ofte lebioaer &C.
MET. @n of be fornemte @mbebs.
mRnb 9epartementet bemerteoe, at
6obion aloris funbe finoe fig Reg=
Ter, iom blot ansit Torm. oe BON
LOB lite, iom iaaoanne etsiaereoe.
Sette iaa man BOG aiennem 5iusre
meo. paoaruno af bans anerfienbte
9pstisbeb aQe @rene af Moriue.
uioenfab, ii9r Ntar,neortitettur.
@noRisut ban par ben pngfe
Nanb fin Rlosie I Norine. Ntaoe>
MET. araouereoe ban bog , Spioien
for fin &lusie, til 2@re boaoe for
fig ielu oe Ntaoemiet, os bette leoeoe
til. at &esjerinsen lenote BAN uoeu<
laubs torat tase ct &urius / 5p.
triasRolerne / &uropo. Der uanbt
bon np 6aoer.
Ea ban ueuote tilbose til Nme.ita,
fit bon en- 8loos / Departementet %
siorbe osioo nosen Tienefe tiliBs, %
for omtrent ct Nar Fben bleu ban
2erer / Norine>Nrtitettur peb @b~
trissRolen / Nunapolis. Naar Rri'
gen brsb ub. onmoDeoe ban ON at
faa bore meb os forlanste osiaa, at
tre Raoetter af bans &lasie Rulbe
fplse bom, torat be funoe baue 5or.
belen at ben prattiRe 0uelie omborb
/ ct St1b unoer Rrisen. 6an os be
tre &abetter bleu oa anuif 9ieneRe
paa Nbmiral Sampious 5lasRib.
Set bleu alminoelig ubtalt i Sc.
partemeutet iaaaraftes. at 6obion
iuft uar bet 5laas &aratter. iom
tuuoe ouertage 2ebelien al ct iaabant
Boueifptte iom at saa iuo me0em be
ftenotlise 6orter os innfe Nerrimoc.
9et ct osiaa mullst. at Compton
ualste netop bam. forbi ban pibfe
ON bans ubmerfeoe RienbRab til
@tibsbpgnins os oft. iom itaar 6or.
binbelie bermeo. og at BON oerfor
tunbe ianfe Sfibet paa ben Maabe,
ION beea iuarebe til 6eniisteu.
&i@monb 8earion 6obion blep
fbbt / Greensboro. alabama. ben
17oe Dug. 1870 % ct altfaa lite
fulbt % Aar 81. 6an ftuberebe
fsrff neb Southern llniperftp %
arabuereoe Spiofen for fin Rlosfe.
s 1885 bleu bon ,,buapnt til Qabet
% arobuerebe / 1889,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

Der git bet Rpste Bespnbelien
al usen. at Brefbent 6eurreaur of
@on Domingo oor bleusn mprtet.
2i9elebeS at 0prprere I 5anto So.
mtnso bauoe inotaset en- Bp. Santiago
be Sos @abeQero, 100 W,l pef for
Gaze Qoptien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

Neolemmerne al bet Ranoinauiife
&eeiment inbfoloes berueo til ct
Npbe ct. Saul Onsbog ben 15be
Suut. &l. 3 @ftermiboaa, / bet 0ie'
, meo at orsaniiere fig o9 foretase
&als paa &esimertsofficerer til at
fun9ere, inot,l &e9,mentet fan bl1ue
inbmpniret 9lenefen.
So uuberteeneoe fBrit uotonebe
9anfen ON at oanne ct RanbinapiR
Resiment. paatos ies mtg at fbre
2ifen. inotil ct tilfreffeligt Nntal
til at orsaniiere bapoe melot fig.
9ette er fleet, os bet ct poo bette
@runblas. at iea tiqaoer mig at
iommentalbe Npbet. Set ct oeiaa
abiolut nsonenoigt at taa en- offictel
Drsaniiation ifanb. ba buab bibtil
bar peret siort, ielufblse!ia fun bar
seret en- pripat Nffere.
9enne Snbtalbelie maa imiblertib
lite misforfaaes; bet er ct priuat
Nbbe. % enboer maa betale fine
esue l1bsifter % Opboloet ber.
Oct pilbe bog bore 96iif Bniieliet.
at iaamanee fom mulist funbe oeltage.
ba bef pilbe aiue ct bebre Snbtrpt %
4 >eiue fsrre 8ast til be BeRemmel.
ier. Der maatte fattes.
5orat ie9 tan baoe noset til Bel,
Iebnins ueb 2eie at 2otale for AKpbet.
! }anmobes ale. oer aster at beltase
Nsbet. meb omgoaenbe Boit al
uuberrette mig berpm paa en- Bofol
Garb.
Dpmuntrenbe. % en- COB Beileb.
ming pilbe bet uere. ON 8eteroner
fro bet oam1e .15be @isconiin"
ber lite Dor for lanst borte, funbe
,finbeN eNnlebnin9 til at oueruareR bbet.
ggrbs0i9ft
I Ghr. Brandt.
Box R, 81. Saul. Rinn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08
Jublanbet.

- 60 Dlion. en- 5prbbber paa ct
s5rasttren poo Dmababanen. falot
bsb ON paa 1T 2otomotip to Mil
uoro for Stem S3i4mono B,seoniin
fife Dnsbossafteu
- On Neaer. fom bauoe suet
Bolbtast mob en- Ruinoe Narbeoen
af Sbreueport / 8ouifauo. bleo buu'
bet til en- Bel o. lepenbe brepot Nat
til 2srbas. Ne9eren. Der par ca.
% Nar sammel. tilRob fsrif fin 5or.
brpbelie. Dmfrins 1000 Nenneifer
uar Btone til ben Rratfelise ugier'
ming.
= Brenbt tilobbe. On meset isr=
aelis ulptte berettes fra ben oefflise
Del af 1raiu @ountp. N. Daf.. ibet
Simou Sosnes' ubbu,e % Beietnius
bleu ct &ou for 2uerns. 3pab perre
er. baus 4 dar eamle 9otier fonbt
osfaa fin 9bo pao @runb of staoe
toroarfaset peb Branoen. Nonben
bolot paa at plbie / Marbeben ai 6u<
iene. Nooeren Dor saoet til en- al
Naboerne. Bbrnene tulste 5aoeren
nosen 9io. men ba be bleo trette,
iagbe be. at be pilbe goa biem. Sc
eioroe ioo. to9 enbsl @lsber fra Op.
neu o9 5ar oem ouer til ct 2eeebus
uar @tolben. Roale Ntinutter ienere
uar lite alene bet lille 2eaebus op.
brenot. men Stalbbpeningen fob
osiaa / 4uer. 5ognes betanot fig
netop paa ben onben @ube al Neeren
plsienoe tilbaoe benimob 6aiet. bo
lille Susebore Tom lpbenbe penimob
bonn sreoenoe % ia: rBopa, Stol>
ben breuoer, % ies srerber oQioo".
&isebarnets &laoer par nefen Of
brauote. Otter fore 2ibe!ier bpbe
ben lille ben fblsenbe Dag. Iiqis:<
meb Staloen opbrenbte 4 Su,n,
@isr % ct Ruantum 5eeb. ulptten
banbte forr,ee 1irsbos SCI. 4 ON @f=
termibbosen. (sRormonben.)
= st @ierbe paa 60 Nil er en-
noaet uiaouanlis ling. men Reaie=
riusen Ral bsase ct faabant mellem
8iue &iose Snoian &eierootionen %
bet afftaoebe SiouI>9 9anbRab / norb
for 8btte Riuer. ber banner &eier.
uotionens Norberenoie. @iben en-,
Del of Siour= =Referpationen blep oab.
net for Settling / 1890. ct Snbia.
nerne tleuen meset plaset Of &uaa,
iom tilbsrer buioe Rues>@iere. ibet
9ureue Ct gaaet oper 3ranoien inb
/ &eferuatiouen. 0ette bar iier ue.
ret 1tlfelbet unber Storm os itpst
8eir. oa &reaturene isste So. s
flere 9ilfeloe bar Snbionerne pa
iamlet 9prene os tsrt Dem til Nsen:
turet Bine &ioee. bpor be blep
bolot. iHotil be bleu ublsit efter en-
2atff af 81 pr. Stptfe. s iomme
9iltRloe bar bette belBbet fig til Zus
ftnoer Of 9ollars. % bet bar !un pe.
ret ueb ben meft enereiRe Optreben
al &onsresmano fro Noropefen, at
&oas<&ierne bar unosaaet at betole.
5orat raaoe Bob paa bis|e ugreier
ifal nu bet napnte @ierbe opfbres.
9et ttaI opfbres Of piaset Serntraab,
iom Fal faRes til Sernaolper. forat
lite &ratrie=Slo iial Bbelasae bet.
@esierinsens 2anomaalere bolber nu
paa at uofitte 2inieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

9rans.Risfisfippi. l1bfiaineen i
Dmoba tlen formelt aotnet fife
OnSbaasmersen uneer Nufit fra 100
Rufitforpfer % 6urraraab fra Iu,
timber al NenneRer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

Mrs. 8. 3. Setter i Gbicaso bar
fibbt ct 6otelt &hieamousa os force
ret bet til 8esierinsen. forat bet ton
bliue inbrettet til ct 5ospital for
fpQe Golbater.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08

8ppuliRerne Bolt @ountp nomi,
nerebe y. 6. 2ommen til @lerf Of
Court os .. 6. 6asen til Stitteoom.
mer peo fin Convention ben lite BE-,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08
fergus falls 4gtMAa
uotommer tber Ousbas.
H. eoIems, nogtber.
subttrtbttousprts so Ste. for 9ar. betal I
iJorifu6, eller8 SO Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-08
He8ttte,,t! 0tp = Mtt!

Oct tanbtnaptite Resiueut iuotalbes til forelsbta
Organization.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-13

your reputation from good to bad
bad to worse, and from worse to
worst; then do not fail to invest in
one OF these badges 50 that people
may know you, and act accordingly.
1t will surely be an improvement on
the old-time horse-whipping.-ED]."
A number of our youth, inclu'iing
some from Comstock and ourselves,
spent Christmas Eve with our friend,
Bruce Stallberg, on sec. 80. Welrarn
that other friends would also have
been present, had not certain unjus-
titiable events transpired.
An enjoyable time was had at the
southern school house in tho evening
of New Years Eve. 1t was the
Christmas Day arranged for the Sun
d"y-schooi children, and everything
and everybody seemed to have taken
pains to agree with the occasion.
The Christmas tree and the windows
were all lit up with candles; and,
though diamonds and other "shin-
ery' might have been few and far be-:
tween, still old as we'll as young and
youngish eyes, were all, or neatly all,
alight with happiness sweet ha,ne,
etc. The Sunday school children
from the north were present and the
two schools were united under the
supervision Of their respective teach
ers. The songs sung in concert by
all the children were specially pleas
ing. Rev. Tornell made a. speech,
part of which was addressed to: the
children, and in the catechetic form;
part to the parents in which he laid
particular stress on the Importance
Of the work of the Sunday school,
and declaring his belief that what
ever is taught children while they are
young, will not be forgotten by them
in future years, even though at times
|tempta tions should be so alluring MS
to lead them astray for a moment.
This is in perfect accord with the
writer WHO said: "Train up a child
in the way he should go, and, when
he is old. he will not depart from it. -
A tolerably successful auction, to re-
plenisl the Sunday school fund, was
also held. Bob 3.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-13
School Report.

School report of district No. 4, for
the term ending Jan. 10, 1898:
Scholars enrolled. 20
Total days of attendance. ..... .674
- Average daily attendance. .... III
Those who have attended 40 days
are: Jessie, Joseph, Elsie, Frank
and Annie Schantzen; Emma and
VIM. Allen Martin Kirsch and Tena
Otto. CARL S. DAH1Qu1sT,
Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-13
Comstock Chips.
COnlstock, Jan. II. 1881.


Hay and poplar loads wend their
way into the farmyar1s.
$40 ought to be paid for the capture
of the wolf that took. on one of these
bright days, one Of Mr.. ,Jno. Ho]m's
chickens: -. b
Here in Comstock is where you find
some industrious people. Some one
said "1'n busy right along. Send
me someone and I'll show him how to
keep busy" s 81
Why. should not the harness, drag,
ETC., be repaired during the winter'
We will not tell what happened ut
the party, on Jan. s, atA. Erickson's,
(Mid- Way-House). -
Many people pass in, through, and
by Comstock; 10 it IL impossible to
think of all. =:
T. We shall close by advising you to
seek Co,nstock fos mild climate.
i. IL Saws
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-13
School Report.

Report of school in Dist. No. 80,
town of Oak Park, Marshall Co.,
Mimi, for the term ending Dec. "a,
1897.
No. of pupils enrolled. ......... so
No. of days in term. so
Total attendance in days.. ..... 1898
Average daily attendance. .... "a
This is a very large district, con-
tanning two school houses, and there
fore a part of the term has been held
in each school house, which accounts
for the low average attendance, &C
cording to the total number of pupils
enrolled. CHAs. R. AnuNDsoN,
Teacher
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-13
VIKING.

It's fully nine years since We had
an 8 at the ending ofthe year.
Let US a}l try to make the new year
a success in everything within our
power. :: 3 fs
| A. NJ. anderson, Aof see. 955, has been
spending the holidnyswith relations
at Des Moines, h.. and, to our knowl-
edge has not yet returned.
The time for the removal OF the
Viking post Office is said to ha We been
set for yesterday. ..
The following advertisement to-
sether with thexeditorial remark,
may be- found in the''Viking Vigil"
the leading publiuat ION Of this town.
A very few Keep tthliispnper: Wehave:
arranged to get it inserted here.
Here it is: - .s7:<"s.v''>. ~
FREE: Genuine automatic lions
tails. Che fur each human n being who
has learned to tell a tale, or story.
Enough to supply the population Of
the world. All sizes. Dyed any de-
sired color, free OF charge. Used as
sign of the tail-bearers' lodge and
very useful to lash ones sides with
when preparing for ia spring upon his
prey. The most common signs used
hitherto by this lodge have been
sears inflicted by rawhides, but as
they cost from Il dollar and a. half
upward, lions tails will be a boon to
Cthe poorer class; for these tails will
Ibe equally affectivr, when once you
Eknow their meaning. And as raw
hides have to be applied by some one
else these tails save both trouble and
expense. Besides, being self-a citing,
they have the advantage: Of being
put into operation4before the prey is
Killed, thus giving the. brutes who
wear them, their Just punishment be-
fore the act is ,dohe, and probably
will often hinder them from doing it,
depending, of course, on how hungry
Ethes are when carrying them around.
There are also some who object to
the use 81 the, rawhide on the ground
that it is a little uncivil and uncivil.
lied in this country You need not
enclose: stamp, as the international
| Postal Union has promised to carry
thelh to any part Of the globe, entire
|ly free. Only the greater part Of
your good reputation will be taken
IN exchange. Address, =
n '.::tTAIL-BEARERs' LODGE
/ s Freetown, Sierra Leone
! I'VE are well .>acguainted with i
youngster who has procured one o
I these tails and hope it will work
charming'y On him. Still We would
advise our young PEOPLE not to joi1
said lodge, forwe donot approve o
1 tale-lWnrers (note; spelling W.
Hooked the word up in the latest Un
abridged and found it to t'e spelled
!, two ways, Viz: ..ltale-hearer'' ant
"tail-learer.' AZ t.tale-bearer'' j,