Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-19
NELSON PARK.
East end,
CONTINUED from last week. !

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Our unfortunate young clerk, who
was 'jerked bald headed !, few
weeks since, is improving more rap
idly than had been expected We
are informed that he has been apply
ing Ole-Oid; never heard OF it being
used as a hair-restorer; but Chris.
Iorkleson says it is efficient in re.
moving rheumatic pains, and advises
all who are thus afflicted to purchase
a bottle of John Kalland, who also
has for sale the celebrated Kuriko,
and try them both.
Our merchant Knute is doing an
immense business. Mr.. Eskeldsen
ditto. .c
There was another very enjoyable
party at the Eskeldsen place one
night last week. Dancing was in
dulged in, of course, supper was
served by Miss Carrie jacobson.
There were in attendance at this dance
two wagon loads Of young people
from Pelan, fifteen miles distant; they
pronounced it a success. Miss ia
cobson's bicycle was ratified or sold
the same evening. Louie TOrgerson,
formerly OF Nelson Park was the
lucky man. Louie was not at the
party. -:
That young, gallant Andrew j.
had Miss Bertha Hodne out for a
drive, but as he had his uncIe's team
the Masters Johnnie and Charlie in
sisted on accompanying them. They
went, and l presLme they were quite
welcome, too, the more the merrier.
Messrs. Wilson and Thibadeaux, OF
East Grand Forks, were callers in
the astend, latter part of last week.
They We're enrOute to ROseau county.
Jens Anderson narrowly escaped
having a serious accident recently.
While in Lincoln the other day, be
purchased some furniture. which he
was loading on his wagon, when the
team took fright and ran away.
Jens was uninjured, although some,
what shaken up, but one horse is
slightly lamed, the result OF the es.
capade-boys, let US attend to our
business and not be gaping at the
girls. have no doubt, if Jens would
tell the truth, there was a girl in the
case, but am sure it wasn't Gusta.
When his double (Andrew Johnston,
the boys are inseparable) saw what
happened Jens, he loaded his wagon
with stone, so his team could scarce
ly pull; he was SO afraid. 1 think he
was foolish. II I had a team, I'd let
them run rather than pull them
selves to death.
East end people are pretty lone.
some without thatpeacock, and wish
Mr.. Brown would hurry up and
mount him. They expect he, the pea.
cock, will mount the buildings as
OF yore.
Master Sam Hodne, who was Sc,
verely burned while playing with
matches some time ago, has again to
suffer from burns, this time from hot
water. He collided with some one OF
the family who was carrying vessel
full of boiling water, spilling it over
him. The burns are very painful.
Unlucky Sam! 3d.. .....- '...a..
Ladies' sewing society met with
Mrs. Hodne the 18th. Rev
Simondson was present and con-
Quoted religious services.
The stage was crowded to-day as
usual, eleven passengers in all. Nils
Andrews brother, drives.
Horrible to relate, another murder
in Roseau county! Eston Medtling
was killed by Sever Sickness and
wife, on Tuesday the 10th OF April.
The murder was evidently premedi-
tated, as Sickness was concealed in
the room and shot Medtling as he
stepped in. The shot did not prove
fatal. whereupon Sickness finished
the foul deed with the butt end OF the
gun, crushing the skull. Sackness
admits having killed the man in self
defense. The crime created intense
excitement in the vicinity where it
occurred, which was in the unorgan-
lied town east OF Lind. Sackness
and wife gave themselves up to the
authorities OF the town ofDewey and
were taken to Roseau for examina-
ton. There are five persons held for
murder in Roseau county. All will
stand trial at the term OF court next
month.
N'IA1PoRTE.