Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-01-18

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science !! He appeared Indifferent,
one Would have thought he never
committed. crime, but Jamie persu-
AIDED him to come down; he subse;
quently captured the culprit, and he
will be Immediately sent to the coun-
| ty seat. The 2end will be in charge
OF Mr. Ernest Brown, the taxi
Idermist.
Sleighing-many Of our Park peo-
pie are going to s'the spruce this
week.
I 4 few days since, Knute Hodne
was riding by the mill, and that
horse OF his. q young animal, (prob-
ably not 81 yeti seemed quite inter
ested in what was transpiring there.
He could not see the interior, and I
believe he had some notion of stop
ping and inyestig ating the way in
which that -four was manufactured,
or perhaps the manner in which the
feed was prepared that Knute had
gotten there, when he spied that big
circular SOW running and observed
the wood fly, one stick in the air all
the while, he did seem amazed.
Knute reminded him that sstime
was flying" and the stage would
soon be due, but Mr.. Horse was OBJ
livious to his persuations. He gazed.
Finally, he appeared to have solved
the problem. He winked his right
eye and nodded his head, as much %
to say: Well, I'll be horse-whipped
ii that amt a scheme!' If Knute
would get those fellows 70 fetch that
saw over, in one day they would saw
all the wood he has on hand, at
least so cords of it, and Joker would
lave more time to spin (yarns).
Then he waltzed right away to the
music Of the mill agninst that five
wire fence. He didn't step over it,
although he did some tall stepping.
Then he chassa'ed to the left and
against the other wire fence. I
looked away Some one said he,, the
horse, turned somersault twice. At
any rate. Knute never flunked. He
sat erect like major, seemingly un-j
concerned and apparently accus-
toned to it, ETidsntl Is that horse
has been attending some Of the nu-l
merous dances during the Holidays,
else he never could have chassa' ed
and Waltzed in that style. Then he.
shot across that bridge and over the
ridge like the dogs were after him.
All the while Knute complacently
smiled. And if that horse did turn.
somersault once even, must say
knute is really an equestrian.
Wolves are bowling around here.
as usual. II they know where there
are any sheep this winter they are
wiser than |. It may be they expect
to eat some Of us kids. Til bet they
cant catch me.
Ole Thompson has this day re-
turned from Roseau. He must be
pretty tired if he walked all the way.
For some unaccountable reason,
the dance to be held in the black
smith shop did not come off lasts
urday night. Not only a few, but
many we're disappointed: | assure
you it will not be a tizzle next Satur-
dayevening. Come again all OF you.
Jens Anderson is slowly recovering
from his indisposition.
/ Charley Cedarholm has fully re-
covered. We see him out with his
team once more.
We boys are very curious to know
what those jugs contained that An
drew Olson left at our postoffice. It
spoils vinegar to freeze. it, you know.
More travel to the Roseau country
than was ever before known. The
fact that trains are running over the
new road has made no perceptible
difference here. Stage is almost al
ways loaded down with passengers,
or something
.A dearth Of news incur town.
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WEST VALLEY.
JAM 81, 1900 I