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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04
New Maine.

VIM. Rayson and w. E. RUPERT
made a trip to Warren to attend
W.N. Box's sale last week, returning
home Tuesday this week. L.. e.}
Martin ,;Tinglum lost a valuable
horse last week.
Steiner Larson has moved his house
about 80 rods farther north. After
the survey, he found out he was liv-
ing on the school section, so he had
to move. .,-
VIM. Rayson has gone to work on
the Lakin farm through seeding.
Us. Rayson, our postmaster, made
a business trip to the hub this week.
Mr.. Haugen is building a new
house on his claim. .,@.. l
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Viking.

Lars Johnson is hauling lumber
from Warren nowadays.
Peter Erickson made a flying trip
to Warren on Tuesday.
Miss Hulda Peterson visited at
Olaf Larson's Wednesday.
Charlie Peterson is back home from
the Spaulding farm.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Larson were
over to Matts Anderson Wednesday
afternoon. a a
Mr.. Carl O.. and Misses Title and
Hilda Sjostedt, OF Warren, visited
Sjostedt's Sunday.
Engval Peterson is working on the
j Oakfield Farm now.
Little Carl @. was seen out driving
his trotter Gill, Wednesday, after,
noon. Hey, Carl O., how is Gill?
Mrs. John Branson is laid up with
a sore foot. III
t5 A.. Larson has, bought q team Of
mules Of Axel Anderson.
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Marsh drove.

The weather is fne and We have
surely got spring now. Sss
John Anderson came up here from Ii
the southern part Of Minnesota w cd
nesday. He is going to buy land
and make Marsh Grove his future
home. We have heard that he is
going to live in N. Brekkestran' Il
house till he gets his house built.
u Anton Paulson, OF Thief Lake, was
around here visiting friends q few
days ago. 5a
"A lot Of people III Marsh Grove
are taking cold nowadays. Well, ii
lis the kind OF weather for it, too. Il,
A big company from Foldahl vis-
tied over to Larson's Sunday.
John Anderson has rented 10 j.
Grimstad' g farm.
Ole Vikse and Lars Akre are saw
ing lumber at Jack Elstad's.
Fred Holmsten was around here
with his bath cabinets q few DAYS
ago. bin
Lots OF wolves are to be seen
around here nearly every day.
Louis Wallin, OF Roseau, has been
around here visiting friends these
days.
Some Of the people OF Marsh Grove
attended the auction Of G. Carlson,
in Newfolden.
I. J. Grimstad has bought new
horse.
P. johnson went to Argyle Tues
day. .....aA ..- \. n. -.L NJ
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tears tsE flowed freely The casket was
lovingly decorated with wreaths 81
artificial flowers, and the love thus
manifested was touching. Then the
words OF comfort, consolation, ten
derness, hope and goodcheer, uttered
by the speaker, were to many ire
lsistable. Hymns we're sung while
the singers with difficulty depressed
their tears. Two Others spoke, Bros.
Is. Bjorsnes and Olof Bakken. "a
multitude accompanied the remains
|to the grave, and that body no
more occasions suffering to the de-
parted. He is free. He is in the
keeping Of the everlasting Father, in
whose abode he wished to meet his
relatives and friends.
a number 81 young singers, among
whom were three teachers, Miss Cora
Shelly, who now teaches the Bjorsnes
school, and the brothers James and
William Mack, the former teaching
in West Valley and the latter in the
Ekman district, Newfolden, spent an
evening recently ats Garbor's room
and filed itwith music, singing and
merriment of the please.ntest kind.
Many 81 the young men Of the
neighborhood are now going away
to find work, Many wishes for their
temporal and eternal good go with
them. q.
Friday evening meetings are held
as formerly, and with much interest
and effect, Showers of refreshing
are felt. Souls are touched and be-
come thoughtful ~ mindful Of their
highest welfare MIDI
Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds
and chatting quickly heal by the use
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is
initiated. Be sure you get DeWitt's..
Johnson Drug Co. tS,,s% 4.
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From another correspondent. ; t-.sE
If this weather keeps up, farmers
will soon be seen hustling. f..
April FOOLS day passed of peace
fully. with the exception OF a certain
young lady coming home from a
party, who had the honor OF finding
her kitchen occupied by chickens.
Ole johnson and Halvor Brosdal
are working for Mr.. Cults. ..
Ali. Johnson and family and Mrs.
a. Apelsta visited at Fl. 0. Schey's
on Sunday. .........,..
Clara Myrfield and Annie Myrfeld
visited at Mr.. Boe's on Sunday. .
Louis Lofgren was shaking hands
with a few OF his friends on Monday.
Miss Hannah Doe spent a few days
at home last week.
j. s. Bjorgaard made a business
trip to Argyle on Monday.
Mrs. H. johnson and daughter
Annie visited at Mrs. J Nelson's on
Monday. -
Levi Godfrey, who has once been
one Of Alma's farmers, departed on
Monday for Montana, where, it is
understood, he will remain for some
time. lS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds
and chatting quickly heal by the use
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is
initiated. Be sure you get DeWitt's.
Johnson Drug Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

You will waste time ii you try to
cure Indigestion or dyspepsia by
starving yourself. That only makes
it worse when you do eat heartily.
You always need plenty OF good food
properly digested KQdol Dyspepsia
Cure is the result ofyears OF scientific
research for something that would
digest not only some elementsof food
but every kind And it is the one
remedy that will do it. Johnson
Drug Co.
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Helgeland--Polk Co.

There has been lots of sickness
among cattle and horses, and there.
is hardly a farmer that has not
either lost horses or cattle or sheep.
1t is reported that the "Free Free
Lutherans'' are going to build a
church next summer. 5@
After the town was organized we
have got some books from the 'tMin-
nesota Free Travelling Library, and
now we will soon have the postottice
in working order, if all goes well.
The anti-tobacco union, "Fram,"
has kept up it's meetings through the
winter, and made an attempt to
raise funds for library OF Scandi-
navian literature. Il n
Petra Knutson, who underwent an
operation at the Warren hospital,
was surprised on the LIST OF March
by her friends and neighbors, who
had procured some money, which
was presented to her to help her pay
the expenses caused her by her sick
ness. Linnas Larson was selected to
deliver the present. Miss Knutson
thanked the donors in a short adj
dress, whereupon refreshments we're
brought forth by the ladies present.
Afterwards the time was spent by
discussion and playing games till -
O'Clock p. m, whereupon the people
started for home.
Monday, the 18th OF March, An
drew Olson introduced me to his
Oldest daughter, then just one day
old. We all wish her and her parents
health and happiness.
Some young men OF this neighbor-
hood have taken land by Red Lake
and are very enthusiastic in glorify
ing that country. I hope they won't
lose their courage when they come
there next summer and find that the
horse-flies are contesting their claims.
The 10Th Of March we had election
with the following result: Supervis-
ors: Christ. Andreason, chairman;
Gilbert E. Arhaug and M. III. Tatro,
Ben Sonstrud, town clerk; Filing
Olson, treasurer; Peter Halden, as.
SCISSOR and justice; A. 7. Abelson and
Frank Tatro, constables.
There are lots Of people here who
want to sell out and 60 west to hunt
4 for luck. They can certainly not
have heard about Solon's advice 'to
CrRsus Search for luck behind the
tomb II they had / think they
would stay. where they are.
On the. Goth, the women 8 society
had bazarfat M G arlson's place
The correspondent was lnot'there al
he had TO haul hay that day, but he
has heard that the people had a
good time and took in lots Of mon ~
! for the church.
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Newfolden and New Sol,,,n .

Mr.. Ed. Olson, the young brother Of
A. "a. Olson the Newfolden black smitf.
was buried in the Hauge church-yard
Sunday afternoon, March "a. His
health had been less good for several
years, and his b final Illness lasted for
q couple Of months tbs, the last ofswhich
he spentsin bed at /. rson's, where
the funeral services were held, Rev.
s. T(unheim y ficiating. "a large
number Of people were present, and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-04

Last winter Twas confined to my
bed with avery bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave me relief Finally my
wife bought bottle OF One Minute
Cough Cure that affected a speedy
cure. | cannot speak too highly Of
that excellent remedy. Mr.. T. X.
Houseman, Manatawney, Pa: John
son Drug Co. +. ', E.
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From another correspondent ".U .r.l +
Emil Tornell had a bad spell OF the
grippe, but is improving again.
Carl 0. Anderson has sold his fam
GUS top buggy to Chas. Peterson.
Mrs. A. M. Anderson rode to War
rem on Monday, intending to leave
for Des Moines, Iowa, the next day.
Her son Charlie is going to work for
Mr.. Spaulding the coming summer,
after which he will follow his mother.
What, Carl O., would you like to
leave Viking and your many sweet
hearts thatyou have talked so much
about? s~+.-,-. ...... ...-. s..... N
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Stallberg we're
visiting at Beckman's last Sunday.
Chas. Peterson is home again
where he will stay this summer.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
The News of the District as Gathered
by the Sheaf's Corps OF Wide
Awake Correspondents. v
n Alma.

Miss Hannah Munson's school in
Dist. No. IA closed last Friday with
a fine program, which she had pre-
pared. The scholars showed their
esteem for her patient work with
them by presenting her with an
album and Il toilet box. Everyone
will be pleased ITO have her back
again as Il teacher. She commenced
a term Of school in Dist. No. ID on
Monday. ,-515
Andrew Grund is busy sawingwood
for the neiShbors. He is the engineer
himself. ,.~ g.. IS
NJ. Hokanson is going to stay at
John Olson's this summer. & ~5asE5fs
\ few friends We're gathered at Mrs.
Hokanson's place Saturday and en-
joyed good time. The light flashed
once. 49,. ,,>. .,.,@....a
John Nelson is building on his
house. -. ,s.....
Louis Hedquist was to. Warren on
Monday to see his brother Ole, who
is sick. .-..~. y.
What makes you look SO sad,
Alfred, nowadays. .~y = Is. i
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"Ithave been troubled withindiges-
ton for ten years, have tried many
things and spent much money to no
purpose until | tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. j have taken two bottles and
gotten more relief from them than all.
other medicines taken. I feel more.
like atboy than I have felt in twenty
years. Anderson Riggs Of Sunny
Lane, Tex. Thousands have testified
as did Mr.. Riggs. j Johnson Drug Co.
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West Valley.

spring IS here already and If the
present weather continues, the farm
ers will soon be out in their fields.
E. 0. Rokke made trip to Roseau
county the latter part Of the week.
Miss, Caroline Elseth came home
from Warren Friday last.
Misses Nellie and Lavina Rokke
arrived home short time since.
Religious services will be conducted
at Rokke Bros place by Rev. M.
Simonson Thursday this week.
1 G. S. Hagen, of Pelan, Roseau
Co., formerly a resident Of this place,
was visiting friends and doing bust
ness here this week.
The new town board held their first
meeting Saturday last, one member
being absent. The principal business
was to make out road tax lists.
On the 10th Of April, ! O'Clock p.
M, the board of supervisors will meet
at N. P. Swenson's place for thespur-
pose of receiving bids for building a
bridge across the ravine by Mr..
Swenson's place.
Our mail carrier, Mr.. Brevik, has
now new double seated buggy and
will be able to accommodate passen-
gers in a most satisfactory manner.
In correspondence from Vega we
noticed a statement about a man who
intended to thresh his last years crop
nov and thus undoubtedly be the, first
to do threshing in this century in this.
part Of the country. But we differ in.
the opinion; one Mr.. j. B. Cook has
been 'threshing quite lot Of barley
already in this town.
Judging from the improvements
that have been and are about to be
made this summer, evidently the wave
of Mckinley prosperity must have
have struck West Valley also. The
following is list of some Of those
who are going to put up buildings
this summer n. Benson, residence !;
Alfred Vigen, residence; M. o. Vim
je, addition to residence; Ole Thomp-
son, completing addition to residence !;
A. Subdahl, residence; E. a. Holm
lund, residence; N. Dragseth, barn !;
L. Brevik, barn; H. P. E]seth, barn !;
j. B. Cook, barn; Rokke Bros, barn F.;
c. Westman, granary; P. P. Vinje,
granary; J. j: Skaaraan, granary ;
A. Anderson, sgranary !; town Of West
Valley, bridge, and probably some
more of which we have not yetlearned.
That's right, go ahead and put up
buildings and break up new land and
get everything in shape.
Miss Rina Dragseth left for War
rem Monday this week to stay through
the summer.
M. O. Vinje and S. Brevig were
at the county capital on Monday. a
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Alfred Franson IS working on the
Snake River Farm.
Mrs. A. M. Anderson il going to
leave for Iowa. I'M y5 s5S8
From another correspondent. M
Fred Wood LETT for Roseau last
week to visit with his parents.
Ole Swanson has been around sell
ing tanning mills. .s3 4 81, 81
Another wedding, This time it is
Mr.. Carl @. johnson and Miss Helen
Malm who made up their minds to
share tickle fortune together. May
this same fortune ever smile OH them
as she distributes her gifts among
us.
If you have. any news 60 to the
office OF our correspondent.
Martin Forsberg, Edwin Olsonand
Anders johnson have moved from
Viking with their stock, expecting
to do their seeding on the west side.
h 6. Sustad is having good luck;
he has been elected town clerk and
also assessor with a big majority,
Hurrah for Gust!
ss Born-!To Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Drotts, a fine baby girl. Up gF,s
|. Christina Enaen has been over to
her brother Henry for a short time.
Lars Larson has been on the sick
list the past week; grippe, somebody
said. Y III
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
SALEM POSTOFFICE
BUILDING STONE

G. +. Cramer, representing the super
vising architects office, and A. Camp
bell, the contractor for the new Federal
building at Salem, visited the siskiyou
stone quarry on the Dunn place yester-
day. They were accompanied 10y +. NJ.
Wait, who has the stone contract for
that building, and his father, DR.. j. b.
Wait, Of Medford. The gentlemen were
confident that the sandstone there was
satisfactory and that il would be accept
ed by the department, but hinted that
there were occult influences at work 10
secure the supply OF materia~elsewhere.
Contractor Campbell said that the ex-
cayations for the new building had bean
completed aud work on the foundation
would begin this week According to
report the approval Of Senator jos.
Simons has yet been withheld from the
Ashland stone aud this only has been
needed To insure its being used for the
building. The nature Of or reasons for
Senator Simon's objections have not
been made known. Ashland Tldings.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
THE YEW PARK
FIRE DEPART MENT

The committee for the Iew Park Hose
Team, that was recentlw appointed for
the purpose of raising 800 with which
10 remove Engine House No. 3 TO Yew
Park and otherwise prepare the yolun'
teer organization for the fighting Of fire,
has met with considerable success,
about S75 having already been subscribed
which insures the undertaking. Sub
scriptions were asked only from the
owners Of property in the section that
will enjoy the proposed fire protection
aud ready and liberal response VAS
made. new hydrant is being placed
at the corner Of Leslie and Thirteenth
streets which will afford protection to
over a score OF residences that could not
otherwise be supplied with the limited
amount Of apparatus passed by the hose
team. The work Of removing the engine
house will be undertaken this week, the
contract having been given Mr. Trester,.
OF Iew Park. Il Is expected the build.
ing will be established on It's proper site
and the company prepared Tor active
service by April lst
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
BOTANICAL
%WONDERS

The marvel of the hour is
the wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but DR.. j.
F. Cook, the great botanical
specialist and original diScoY-
eror of the botanical cure. heals
some patients who have suffer
ed for years from awful dis
ease and the more awiuleifectS
of rank medical humbugS. Dr.
Cook is willing to give patients
the benefit of his life study but
declineSto publish further test
imonialS out of regard for his
patients. YET will gladly refer
any callers to their nelghbor,
and friends who have beer
healed. Consultation free
II you have any physical all
mentS il will do you good tC
call and have a little chat will
the doctor.
Office 3oi Liberty Street
Salem OrePon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
TESTING SALEM
FIRE ENGINE

Under orders from the city council,
the La France engine Of the Salem fire
department WAS this morning given a
test. The engine stood pressure OF
trine over 100 pounds and furnished two
streams. When purchased and in good
condition, the engine was capable OF a
three hundred pound pressure. Several
weeks ago, the council adopted a re-
solution, placing the engine in the
complete control Of Chief Engineer
Campbell, the machine TO be in charge
Of Fire Chief Eckhart when out Of the
engine house, he 70 be held responsible
therefor. Mr.. Eckhart yesterday mott.
fed the members Of the council that un'
less he should be placed in charge OF
the engine all Of the time, he would
decline to be further responsible for the
machine for part Of the time. Alderman
Buren, of the Second Ward, was the
only member Of the council to witness
the test this morning, The Silsby, the
other FIRE engine owned 10y the city, az
the present time, is yalueless and in.
operative owing TO needed fixtures,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
MINT SUPERINTENDENT
HELD FOR $4,000

CHICAGO March 20.-A special to the
Record from New Orleans says: The
sureties Of Andrew w. Smyth, formerly
superintendent Of the United States
branch mint at Now Or
leans will have 10 pay the
government $4,000 TO replace that
amount Of money which smyth alleged
was burned by an electric spark in q
vault at the mint during his incum'
boncy In the early ninetios.
The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals handed down its decision, up
holding the lower court, which held the
sureties liable. Smyth lie now in Ire
land.
The case has been fought in the
courts here for years. Two OF the sure
tios are dead.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
REAL ROMANCE
IN VIEW PARK
Admirer of a Married Lady
Boldly Asks for a Transfer
He is Accommodated, But Sec
ond Thought and Expert
ence Solves Problem

A genuine romance was enacted in
Yew Park on Monday evening, last but
all domestic infelicity having since been
agreeably adjusted, no names will be
mentioned.
On the evening stated, an unmarried
and long time admirer Of the wife OF an
acquaintance drove up 10 the gate OF the
home in Yew Park where he adj
dressed the husband, whom he in
formed without any unnecessary
ado, that he bad for some
time been infatuated with his lthe
husband's) wife, and the affection being
mutual, they had decided TO elope.
The husband was indignant and spared
no words in expressing his opinion OF
the man who would thus disrupt his
family. lie would have punished his
yife's admirer but for the Intervention
Of the lady herself and also bystanders
who had been attracted thither by
the confusion. Hastily considering
the ulhttefJ lilt thIhkoh H"o7
band told the woman TO
pack her clothes and 20. She lost no
time availing herself Of the privilege and
when che had gathered few articles
together joined her new lord and mas
ter in the buggy from which the driver
had discharged a sack Of bran TO pro-
vide the necessary room and then drove
away with his prize. But the wife be
came repentant on Tuesday and return
ed 10 her home where she was well
coined by her husband, Who seems Ia
be- man of uncommon practical good
sense.
The husband and the repentant spouse
left last night for new home in another
city where they will locate permanently
the former in hopes that he will exper'
ience no further like unpleasantness II
his home-life by reason OF outside
intervention while the latter is more
firmly convinced that there is NJ
love like the first love.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20

unrv Ds,n IN. inventor the band instruments TOT
wlmspor Pa IS prooaoy e
od his wife recently
South Nnt
Of musical families OF lhs o
father and we'll as himself
the royAl courts OF Eng and the continent ,ooo
South Philadelphia Pa may o. io'''
DR. S -, -. H.. NJ.
Dear had bad attack re grippe ~
MOI months and WhIh zen
and several Of wonderful meoeine
Jbe0a1 with March and eeaiuV do me
ood was 30 purchased another boe ana
flowed furnish with every bottle And am @
say Ishsn certainly recommend me & AZ "
6rIends GYOurs, truly, "o"I D
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
CENSUS FRAUDS
IN MARYLAND

wAsHtNGroN, March 20.-Regardmg
irregularities in the Caucus enumera-
ton in Maryland, Director Merriam
said 10 day:
81 have been amazed at the irrigulari.
ties we have discovered. IL Is too late
10 change figures butt will be the poll
cy Of this office to punish every offender,
The penalty involved is 5000 fine and
two years imprisonment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
DELINQUENT SHERIFF
HAS BEEN SUED

PowlANp, Or, March 20.-Henery
Luch has brought suit Tor 5000 damages
against John Mash, sheriff OF Clark
county, Washington, ioF alleged mis-
treatment while confined in jail Luch
claims the sheriff refused him suihclent
food and bed clothing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20

After using three bottles I not only
found the la grippe had disappeared
but my general health was much better
I am satisfied that PerunA is q wonder
full family remedy, and gladly endorse
it, Yours, Mrs. Theophile Schmitt.
La grippe is epidemic cHtsrrb. Peru.
nacures catArrh whereVerlocated. Send
for a free copy of "wintor Catarrh"
This book contains n lecture by DR.
Hartman on la grippe, which has at
tracted wide attention. Address Dr.
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
A SUIT IN SALEM
JUSTICE COURT

The suit Of j. II. Penland vs., J. A.
Simpson TO recover S96.2j, together
with interest on $50 from November II,
1900, occupied the major part Of the day
in Justice O'Donsld's court, before the
following jury: T, L. Davidson, James
Aitken, T. o. Barker, Jessie Macy, and
Werner Breymen. L. II. McMahan
appeared for the plaintiff, the defendant
being represented by Carson K Adams.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20
WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH C0REA

SuAN0uAt, March 2O-A dispatch to
China Gazette from Toxic says ali Rus
slaa warships la Japanese waters have
sailod tor Corca and that the Japanese
sauadron Is mobliziug Tor Immediate
departure to the Corean coast
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-20

Miss Justine Calmels, Of Geryais,
spent the day in Salem.
Mr.. J, &. Webb and family desire to
thank all those who assisted on the
occasion Of the death Of the late Mrs.
Webb. Their great kindness was
appreciated and will never be forgotten.