Warren sheaf., 1900-03-15
NELSON PARK.
East end.

March I3, 1900.
DR.. Milestone, of Argyle, passed
through our town to and from Roseau,
where he had been called profession
ally, the latter part of last week.
DR.. Belcourt, of Argyle, was in our
town the first of last week, enroute to
Roseau, where he remained all the
week.
Mr.. John Strauser, of Argyle,
dined with East end people Sunday.
He was on his way home from Ro-
seau. He reports sleighing very
poor North wheels would be much
better, and we think he would. find
sleighing very little better South.
Mr.. Isaac F. Hall went to Warren
Monday of this week.
Mr.. Kalland went to Warren to-
day; expects to return full fedged
citizen.
Charley Cedarholm and Jens Cal
Ian went to the Spruce for lumber ;
they got it, too, and are home again.
Karl and M. n. Cedarholm are
moving the ''Huber,' preparatory 10
doing some tall grinding, at the Sill
yer Creek mill.
Andrew Johnston and Jens Ander-
son have finally succeeded in break
ing the broncho and mule to drive to-
gether. They have contracted to
haul parlor matches and vinegar to
Warroad for the merchants there.
All who have seen that team travel
(meander rather) predict they will
make a quick trip, and we expect
them back in time to attend the 4th
of July celebration somewhere.
Wind, Freckles and Tan plenty.
Tom Thompson, our unfortunate
young clerk, has met with another
mishap. While in the act of replen-
ishing the wood-box he unwarily
walked into the trap. open cellar
door. With his arms full of wood,
he could not extricate himself, neither
could he reach terra frma, notwith-
standing he stretched himself consid-
cradle. Imagine the poor fellows
pred icament; there he remained sus-
pended in air until Mesdames Hodne
and Anderson grasped him by the
hair and elevated him and very kind
ly relieved him from his uncomfort-
able position have not learned how
the girls are who were in the cellar
after vegetables, but at the time they
were quite shocked to behold such a
specimen dangling in the way, caus-
ing such gloom so they could not
pick up potatoes. It never occurred
to them that they might render any
assistance. l have not seen Tom
with his hat off since-'tis rumored
that he was ''jerked bald headed"
There was a very interesting Sun
day-school meeting at the home of
Ole Anderson last Sunday.
Chris. Rood was in the East end
Sunday.
Andrew Severson went to Warren
last week.
Quite number Of our town people
are attending court at the county
seat.
E. E. Stromgren and wife passed
through the East end, enroute to
Roseau, few days since.
Andrew succeeds in getting his
stage full of passengers each day.
Andrew keeps the halfway house
new and exceptionally good accom-
modations-'tis a pleasure to make
the trip now.
Miss Elvina Underberg is stopping
with Mrs. Hodne at Fir. .-.s, .. :
Miss Della Johnston has left our
neighborhood and is now in the West
end.
Martens Anderson has been visit
ing at the home of his uncle Aanon.
He returned home on Monday Of this
week. ..~-
Miss Gusta Sjodin and a lady
friend visited Miss Annie Anderson
the first of the week.
Although sleighing is almost gone,
coasting is fine along the river, and
the youth Of this vicinity do not do
much else but slide; scarcely take
time to eat their meals. They realize