Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-31
Yes, Flanders Il Wood are making
farm loans read their ad.

this morning from st. Paul, where he
has attended a gathering of Masons.
TO see bicycle riders out with their
wheels in the middle OF the winter
seems strange, but that is Just what
we have seen on our streets today.
Land agent Campbell is handing
out an illustrated pamphlet entitled
''The Home Seekers Guide" issued by
the land department OF the G. N. Ry.
jesse Dodds the son OF the presid-
ing elder OF the NJ. E. Church in
this district. is here visiting Finer
johnson and while here is canvassing
for book by his father.
An eight year old boy, Clinton
Jerome, met his death at Crookston
yesterday, while attemting to catch
ride on a load Of ice. The rear
sleigh passed over his abdomen.
Another lesson for boys not to catch
onto sleighs in order to get ride.
Some one rang up the court house
to-day, and Hans B. Imsdahl, who
is assisting in the Register OF Deeds
office, hurried to the phone. The
caller said he desired to test an i'm
proved device in telephones, and ask
ed Mr.. Imsdahl if he would not kind
ly condescend to assist him by speak
ing through the phone, which request
he readily granted. Then he was
asked to say ''hallo" standing on the
right side OF the phone, on the left
side, in front, and finally to put his
hands on his knees and shout "hallo'
as loud as he could, compliance
with the latter request almost rails
ing the roof of the court house.
But when the direction came to pat
himself in a corner of the room and
shout s'hallo'', Mr.. Imsdahl hung up
the receiver and said goodbye, and
as he left the phone, a big chuckle
was heard in another corner from
the other officers, who had stood
watching him and evidently were on
to the joke. 1t was a good thing for
the caller at that time that he was
at the other end of the phone.
From Mondays Daily
Martin O'Brien, the Crookston
lawyer, is in town today.
II. T. Odegaarden, OF Foldahl, is
in town consulting our medical men.
Henry Engen, of Viking, is doing
few strokes of business in town to-
day. IL s~~a
Geo. Magladry took in the Burns
banquet at Grand Forks last Friday
night. He reports it hummer.
The Crookston Times got out an
eight-page paper Saturday. Is that
going to be regular thing, Mac?
e. A. Davis, the real estate hust-
Ter with the Marshall County Land
company, arrived this morning from
Minneapolis. "
The little snow storm this after
noon bids fair to repair the roads
and make sleighing good once more
in this neck of the woods,
1T cost Polk county nearly 81 900
to deal out justice to those whose
names appeared on the criminal end
of her last court calendar. -
F. A. Brady, who hustles real
estate, loans and insurance up Ste
phen way, is in town today shaking
hands with Warren friends. -
The High School and the Eighth
Grade started on the state examina-
tons to-day. They will probably
last all week - the examinations, we
mean.
John Wahlberg, of Lower Snake,
returned this morning from st. Paul,
whittier he had shipped a carload Of
cattle, and also from visit at Co.
kato, Mimi. ~. r. .-. .,.... 49,
%. H. and Ralph Taralseth leave
tonight for Minneapolis, Ralph to
undergo treatment for his eyes and
Henry will take in the sights OF the
Twin Cities for ten days. -
Minneapolis has strawberries on
sale, direct from Florida. 1t is said
they leave a taste in the mouth SINH
lar to that when the doctor swabs
your tonsils with a solution OF nitrate
of silver.
The Stephen Leader will now, we
suppose, inflict another dose of that
poetry on progress, etc. The Village