Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-04-26
NELSON PARK.
East end.

April H. 1900,
Clerk Thompson was in Stephen
Friday.
Chris Eskeldson was in Lincoln
Sunday. IL. -...
County attorney E. NJ. Stanton
was a caller at East End on Satur-
day OF last week. ~-s~ sae~-
Isaac F. Hall was in Nelson Park
over Sunday: Returned to Warren
Monday. -
L. H. Durgin, of Badger, and Mr..
somebody, dined with East end
friends last Saturday.
Miss Bothilda Nelson has fully re-
covered from her indisposition.
Meeting in school house near Fir
on Monday of this week. >.-r.
Jens Anderson, Andrew Rasmus-
sen and Motto Anderson were bicycle
racing on the sand ridge Sunday
afternoon. .:.'@
Misses Elvina, Annie and Gena
Anderson and brother, John, visited
with Bessie and Jamie Hall on Good
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silsgarl, residents of
the far east, were in our town the
beginning OF the week ~. .
We were pleased to meet with Mrs.
SimondsOn, our pastors wife, at a
religious meeting on Monday.
Thorkle Thompson and his brother
Ole, of town OF Lincoln, were trans
acting business at Fir on the 10th.
Thorkle was exhibiting Shetland
pony which he has purchased recently.
Work on Ole Anderson's new house
and granary is progressing nicely.
They contemplate moving in before
haying. ..=...., ..
Andrew Lund, of Lincoln, was a
visitor in the East end the fore part
OF the week, the guest ofC. Eskeldsen.
The Norwegian fellows had a good
time last Monday. Didn't do :. thing
but play; a holiday you know. We
had a lay off Friday too, I tell you
I'm glad Pm ''Norsk." -.
We have spelling school here in the
East end. We endeavor to spell our
words correctly, and anyone who can
not spell the word "siesta" or any
other word, just join our class, which
meets every evening Except Saturday
and Sunday at 7:3O in the East end
of Nelson Park. @.
1t seems to me there are dentists
everywhere except at Fir, and think
we need few out. here. Some OF the
people have no teeth, some have very
few, and Others have too many. Jens
Anderson, for instance, has so many
teeth he frequently bites a piece off
his tongue. Last Sunday while en-
gagged in some necessary exercise,
(bicycle racing, I belieye), he cleft
that member in fri rightful manner,
80 tits almost impossible for him to
plow, to make the horses ''geJ-ep,'
you know. He thinks it will not pre-.
vent his dancing and having a toler-
able good time next Saturday eve.
ming. Now we expect when the den.
lists read this there will Immediately
be five or six OF them rush out here
to our town, and if so, advise Jens
to have the offending molars removed
at once. I know it will be pretty
hard, but any of US boys are willing
to lend hand to help the dentist out
Snow birds are here in great mum.
bers and the weather man says, 81
tell you we will have more snow," but
he does not state when, whether twill
be this spring or next November
However, l AM going to put my sled
away, for do not expect to coast
any more until next fall anyhow.
Many of our people have tooth
ache. Jamie Hall is suffering excru.
ciatingpain. Verify we need a dentist
Mr.. Aanon Anderson is wonderful
ly improved. That "microbe killer
did him lots OF good. Wewill not be
surprised to see him wrestling with
any OF the fellows soon. Try that
medicine We who are afflicted, if it
does not help you I will eat my hat.
s.- a-... - April p, 1900.
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On Friday of last week we were Wis.
tied by a terrific fire, sec. II suffering
great loss, as it was disastrous to
timber, destroying all fences and con-
suming many cords OF wood utready
for market. At Aanon Anderson'e s
it seemed impossible to save the build
ing, whereupon they carried every
thing from the house and deposited
it in a plowed field. They saved the
house after all, and everything is
back ship shape again. By the time
the fire reached Halls place, the
neighbors were there too, a man, like
a sentinel, was at every dangerous
point. Although the fend jumped
the river many times, the army OF
W0rlors Sl1oooodod IN oxfinne,a;ah;no.