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Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
What a Tale it Tells.

II that mirror of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion, a jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotch-
es on the skin, it's liver trouble; but
DR.. Kings New Life Pills regulate
the liver, purify the blood, give clear
skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion.
Only 25c at Whitney's drug store.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
OUR CORRESPONDENCE
The News of the District as Gathered
by the Sheaf's Corps of Wide .
Awake Correspondents.
FOldahl.

Last Sunday school festival was
held here which was the best at
tended and most enjoyable ever had
in Foldahl. One Mr.. Bjornson, a
theological student, has during three
months served as religious instructor
for the Norwegian children in Alma,
Foldahl, Marsh Grove and West Val
ley, and he was the real leader or
manager of the festival. The place
where it was held was on Amund
'Johnson's farm, in very beautiful
grove by the banks of Middle river,
where the stars and stripes waved in
the breeze between the tops of two
mighty elm trees. The program was
we'll arranged and consisted princi-
pally of songs and speeches by stu
dents Bjornson, Peterson, Farnes
and Rev. Ostgulen. The latter spoke
in his usually agreeable and convinc-
ing manner of the Importance of an
education for coming generations and
the blessings that true, Christianity
will bring for time and eternity. A
large number of young people from
Marsh Grove and West Valley were
present, including the singing soci-
ETY. "Fram.' The leader of the
"Fram" is student Bjornson, and the
members sang remarkably we'll, al
though it is not long since they began
practicing. From Newfolden was
present the "Newfolden Special
Choir" and these caused a great stir
and won the admiration of all by their
excellent rendition of a number of
part songs. The people gazed at
them as if they had just arrived from
another world, and in fact their sing
ing was both stirring and elevating,
and contributed much to the success
of the festival. Among the Newfol-
den singers was noticed the we'll
known pioneer, Mr.. D. B. Bakke,
and he had with him in the choir
three of his children, two girls and
one boy, so it can be truly said that
he gave good lift. The Newfolden
choir was led by student Sanders,
from North Dakota, who has been in
Newfolden for short time conduct
ing Norwegian religious school, and
it is said to be he who, has developed
Newfolden's song talents to such per-
fection. Amund Johnson, the untiring
worker for the cause Of education and
religion in our settlement deserves
great credit for his kind accommoda-
ton and attention extended to all
visitors present at this festival.
Harvest is now we'll under way and
threshing will begin in few days.
1t is the general opinion that the
yield of wheat will not be in proper
tion to the straw, as we had too hot
weather when the grain was maturing.
Oats on the other hand will appar-
emily yield enormously.
, The condition of the public health
has been very good in Foldahl during
the past summer, and satisfaction
seems to prevail everywhere.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22

The new firm in the machine shop,
Swanson & Johnson, invites tbresh-
ers to call on them for prices, etc.,
for refueing and other repairing on
engines. We guarantee the work.
We will always keep a full assort-
ment OF fues and steam fittings on
hand. SWANSON & JOHNSON.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Stephen.

From the Leader.
Mrs. Nixon went to Warren Wed.
nesdaynight for visit with relatives
and friends. 49, -. .4.,..
Mrs. P. Nilsson has sold her laun-
dry to Mrs Turnblom, OF Warren,
who will continue the business at the
'old stand.
Traffic betwee Stephen and points
on the Roseau stage line has been
heavy this week, the yeries and stage
having more than they could COM
fortably accommodate.
Work on the new State Bank CON-
menced Monday morning. The new
building will be 24x40 feet, and two
stories high. Contractor NORM has
charge OF the work, and the same
will be finished as/soon as possible.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
Hay Land for Sale

Sec. 25, %, 13, IL, neA 1 and neA
2, Twp. 154, Range 46, Helgeland.
100 acres on nwA Sec. 21 in McCrea.
EN Sec. 8, Twp. 154, Range ~.
u. LAMBERsoN.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
hope the youngster will grow and
thrive we'll in this showery weather.

hope the youngster will grow and
thrive we'll in this showery weather.
Hartvig Carlson and Dagny Haug-
lid were married on the 14th inst.
in the Melo church, by Rev. Kile, in
the presence OF a large number OF
their friends. The Anderson orches-
ira played the, bridal march. Just
as the people had finished the we'd
ding supper a gang with cowbells
and similar Instruments appeared
and demanded money or beer. They
were told that if they did not vanish
the same way that they came they
would be arrested and get 30 days
free board at Crookston, whereupon
they gave up their bluff for a bad job,
hid their tin pans and disappeared.
We have some high kickers down
this way nowadays. Some fellows
who were too lazy to 90 to the town
board OF reviews meeting are now
going around and kicking at the
ceiling and anything else they think
is in their way, because they say.
they are assessed too much. wish
some one would put them up for can
didates another year and they could
find out how easy it is toplease
everybody if they got the JOB.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-22
For Sale.

For Sale.> I
One =, second handed wide tired
wagon, one one ehorse wrgon and one
gang pillow almost new.
35tf ..' II. M. SWANSON.
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Ny doktorsprad. var celebre lands.

Ny dolstorsgrad. var celebre lands
man DIR A. a. Edgren, som nyliger
fyttat tillbaka till Sverige, erhoil al
Nebraskas universitet titeln Juris
utriusque doktor vid graduationshog.
tidligheterna Lincoln.
rIontanas grufdrlft Vardet af del
guild, silver. koppar och bly,, som
tfjor uttogs ar grufvorna Montana
uppgar till s63,94e, ,728.9L Deraf upp.
gick guldet till s4,73e,22495, kopparr
till s18, ,482,21105, silfret till $50, 9,s27..
1859 och blyet till s7o1. 1862
Rik koppargrmva for Helnze. Miles
Finlan / Butte. Mont, egde en- koppar.
grufva. hvilken han for en- It'd sedan
salde till August Heinze for $54, 600
Denne b0rjade bearbeta grufvan och
fam, att den var ward minst $4,000,
600. M blef Finlan angerkopt och
inledde rattegang mot Heinze for att
aterfa grufvan. Domare Harney falde
emellertid det utslaget, att Heinze al
den rattmatige egaren.
Prygel for mened. Tom Watson
Camden. Ark. hyilken tillsammans
med sin hustru inf0r domstolen aflagt
ed pa, att negern Will Bussey brotts.
ligt syfte ofverfallit mrs Watson, fick
den II dennes 500 prygel, derfor att
han begatt mened. Will Bussey. som
blifvit d0mi att hangas, blef frikand.
Mrs Watson hade inlemnat en- skrifven
bekannelse, att hon svurit falskt, men
SADIE att hon blifvit dertill tvingad af
sin man. Det senare blef efter basto.
MAIDEN ford upp pa ett soderut gAende
tag och tillsagd att Ell stiga af f0rr an
han kommit 6fver statsgransen.
Fran Filippinerna. Fran Manila
meddelas, att ofverste Guivera med 90
man af Cailles' kommando befann sig
sig vid Panjensan. Hela Caille's trupp-
styrka har kapitulerat. Han och de
trupper, som yoro under hans befal,
0fverlemnade mandags sina vapen
till general Sumner / Santa Cruz
Bland dessa voro 100 Krag-Jorgen.
sons. $50 reffelbossor och omkrinR
1000 patroner. Mar. general Summer
och hans bitraden gingo omkring och
utdelade $50 till hvar och en- af de flip.
pinske soldaterna, som inlemnat sina
gevar, protesterade Cailles pa det
kraftigaste deremot och sade, att de e!
vile salja gevaren- Mar han slutat
tala folio bade han och fera af hans
omcerare graf. Efter deG han sedan
hallit afskedstal till sina trupper, foil
han vanmakt af sorg och hetta. Han
6tnj6t stort anseende bade bland info
dingar och amerikaner Santa Cruz,
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L0pande No. M s77.

Omaha banans statfonsTIus i Belle
Plaine blef / sondags traffadt af BLK
ten och nedbrann till grunden. 81
lusten anslas till $500.
F6rlorade sin arm. e. Peterson, en-
sagverksarbetare Black Duck, rakade
4 torsdags under arbetet att "a sin arm
afsagad nara invid skuldran,
Nara deran. Da mr. och mrs G, Platt
i Pine Island forliden vecka voro ute
pa en- aktur. slog blixten ped och do
dade hasten, utan att nagon af de
akande skadades.
Drack gift. Eft 2-arigt barn, tillho-
rande Jacob Nelson Revere, rakade
harom dagen komma ofver nagot fug-
gift, hvaraf det drack med det result
tat, att doden smart foljde.
Till Buffalo. Det tredje regementet
som foretog en- marschruta under dem
ma manad, upplostes forliden yecka
Brainerd, dock ej forran man ofver.
enskommit, att tillsammans foretaga
en- resa till expositionen Buffalo,
N. Y. ....- . IL.
En- stor meteor. Da j. M. Stephens
/ Crookston nyligen var ute en- qvall,
markte han EFT skinande foremal, som
for forbi honom och sankte sig pa hans
farm, endast ett kort stycke fran ho-
nom. Vid understanding befans det
vara en- meteor 2I0 pounds.
OIycksfalI. En- iten trearig gosse,
tillhorande makarne Albert Norton /
Cokato holl harom dagen pa med att
med en- fickknif talja stickor, da han
af nAgra andra barn blef skramd och
borjade springa SAINT foil omkul och
korde knifven in sin kropp. Bladet
Triangle in lefvern, fororsakande ett
dodligt sar. Oaktadt lakare tillkalla-
des kunde intet utrattas, utan gossen
dog foljande natten.
ArbetsiustaIIning. Ungefarligen 100
Notwithstanding / Kasota nedlade
forliden vecka slit arbete och begarde
hogre dagspenning. De ha f0rut haft
6L50 och sL75 pr dag, men ansigo att
arbetet var vardt 25 cents mer pr dag
for hvar och en-. Firmorna Babcock &
Co. SAINT T. M. Breen ha dock forkla-
rat. att nagon stegring lonen ej kom-
mer att ega rum, utan arbetare fran
Minneapolis skola anstallas stallet
for de gamla, och stenbrytningen kom-
mer smart att fortsattaa
| Aterfunna. Fran Crookston med
delas, att ]. Il. Kearnes, som fiera ar
bott der pa platsen, och som vid fyra
ars alder bortstals fran sina foraldrar,
har M fatt reda pa. att dessa annu aro
j lifvet Kearnes foddes j Linesville,
Pa. och togs af de som bortstulit ho-
nom forst till Ohio ooh sedan till Min
] nesota. Mar gossen vuxit upp fck han
reda pa f6rhallandet och forsokte att
fnna sina foraldrar, hvilket dock ej
lyckades Forliden vecka rakade han
dock pa en- handelsresande, som kande
hans foraldrar och omtalade, att de
bodde Leon, Ohio. Genom TELEGRAPH
ska meddelanden bestyrktes delta pa
staende. och Kearnes star nu begrepp
att afiagga ett besok hos de gamla.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-06-26
Dakota-nyheter.

Farmarne Moody county s. Dak.,
hafva dnder sasongen tankt uppf0ra
nya hus, stallar etc. till varde af minst
100000. e.= ...-..e
En- ny elevator tanker man appfora
i Gray, 8. Disk. En- summa af $4,000
ar tecknad for andamalet, men delta
ar endast borjan.
En- ny statsbank har 0ppnats l
Aberdeen, s. Dak., Isacs Lincoln ar
bankens president, A. e. Boyd kassor
och Albert Berg assist. kassor.
Framst ledet. Mejeriet De Smst.
8. Oak, mottog under maj manad icke
mindre an l,53o,ooo pounds miolk, So
att mejeriet nu star framst staten
Drunknade. DR.. Cameron st, Vim
cent, N. D.. drunknade / fredags till
foljd af en- olyckshandelse vid att pas
sera Red River sex mil soder ON Penn
bina.
EIelktriskt Illus SAINT telefon skall
Minot, N. Oak. skaffa sig. ALA for
anlaggningen behofliga maskiner aro
anskaffa, sd att man vantar att blifva
fardig till den september.
Utsigtcrna for skSrden, skrifves det
fran Clear Lake, 8. OAK, den 20 juni,
aro sd CODA | Deuel county. att do
aldrig varit bsttre pa denna arstid.
Msisen Or nagct tillbaka, men den
repair sig nog.
Eft billion dollar bolag Flera stora
foretag hafva uppkommit Pierre, s.
Oak, men den st0rsta affair, som man
hittills hort omtalas rapporterades |
torsdBgs, da ett ryckte spred sig att
ett grufboiag organissrats mod ett
kapital af en- billion dollars. Bara nu.
ryktet talar sanning.
En- stark storm rasade fredags
matt trakten norr ON Vermiliion, s.
D., och nedyrGkte stallar och hus. En-
mangd trad nedbrotos, men ingen
menniska kom till skada. Med stormsn
f0ljde regn cch hagsl, hvilka giorde en-
betydlig skada pa grodan, som annars
ssar so vacker dessa trakter och ser
sa lofvande ut s8sa sSss3
Eft nytt county. Petitioner aso
cirkulation Minot, n. Oak, och ans
dra intresserade platser for bildandet
az cit nytt county ar dot distrikt. som
nu ar On del af Ward. Det nya coun-
stiet skall kallas Montra!lle. Det tros
att planen kommer att lyckas. men
sdarmsd foljer sakart on liflig Italian
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-06-26
MisGonsill-flyheter.

Dog at saret. w. g. Jones, en- ung
advokat Wautoma, som for nagra da-
gar sedan blef skjuten af sin svager
w. Thomas. afled torsdags af det sar.
han fick.
Den nya fabriken for inlaggning af
gronsaker Chippewa Falls, borjade
sin verksamhet den 20 juni. Bolaget
forfogar. 6fver 300 acres, planterade
med bonor, artor, majs och tomatoes.
Drunknade under badning. En- ung
man vid namn Adolph Moerke Mars
field var harom dagen ute och badade
i Wisconsin doden. AT en- eller AMMAN
anledning formadde han icke halla sig
uppe utan gick till botten. Den drunk
made var endast Oar gammal
Traffade af blixten. Fran Rice Lake
skrifver Aug. Nordin foljande: Tidigt
pa morgonen den Is juni slog askan
ned j. Foss' hus Barron, medan fa-
miljen lag och sof. Mr. Foss traffa1es
af biixten ooh bief ogonblickligen do
dad. Tv8 af hans barn blefvo skadade
Han efterlemnar hustru och manga
barn sm& omstandigheter.
F8rfalskade bankanvlsningar. Eft
stort antal af forfalskade bankanvis-
ningar mot Rust Owen Lumber Co,
barande F. a. Drummonds namn och
dragna pa First National Bank i Eau
Claire, blefvo hArom dagen synliga i
Cumberland. Anvisningarne presen-
terades sasom betalning for sm8 ink6p
af James Lewis och blefvo antagna.
Sedan forsvann han. Det har blifvit
bekant att Lewis opererat pa samma
satt platser norr om Cumberland ooh
lyckats. Sa lurade han Hayward.
affarsman pa s4O0. Polisen ar pa spa
ming efter bedragaren.
Kastade sig for tAget for att rAdda
barnet w. O'Brien Ashland satt en-
alton fora veckan utanfor sin bostad
och vantade pa ett Wisconsin Central
tag, da han f1ck SO slit Or gamla barn
pa banan just som taget kom. B ru-
sade ned for att radda barnet, men
traffades af maskinen och kastades at
sidan, medan barnet kom under hju-
len. Passagerarne pa taget hjelpte till
for att "a barnet ur hjulen. Bade de
sarande fordes till hospitalet. B. blef
svArt sarad l hufvudet, men tordo
komma sig. Barnet dog pa hospitalet.
En- svar beskyIInlng. F. s. Parker,
borgmastare West Superior blef /
torsdags arresterad pa begaran af
alderman J. w Barry. BorRmastare
Parker hake sandt en- skrifvalse till
stadsradet, hvari han beskyller Barry
for att hafya under aratal staff l for
bindelse med spelhus ooh andra daliga
nasten staden. Barry hade bsgart
att "a yeta huru manga spslhus ooh
andra hus med daligt rykte. som fin-
mas stadsn, mon borgmastaren gaf
icke upp antalet sin rapport. utan
sade att Barry begart denna upplys--
ming, endast derf0r att polisen stangt
upp ett s&dant hus, hvari Barry var
intresserad. MAlet bshandlas at do
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ordinationen utfordes af presidenten,
DIR b. Norelius, assisterad af 40 ofriga
pastorer. Efter den allvarliga aktens
slut talade DIR g. A. Swensson pa en-
gelska ofver 2 Tim. 2: 10 med amnet:
1.-THE Minister the approved workman
Of God". Som vanligt talade han gri-
pande och skont. Aftongudstjensten
leddes af pastor j. E. Seedof och DIR @.
A. Evald. Den FORE ofver IsJoh. 3:
1918. den senare Diver Matt. 6: 36; 10:
l6. Man vantade ju mycket at dem,
och fick ock mycket. Stora skaror af
menniskor voro narvarande vid ALA
dessa moten.
lForts. AIDE sidan.)
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

o Oct (SpeciaD. - Wheat to-day de-
Is &c and closed about the bottom, the last
ol.s 20 to lc under Tuesday. The foreign news
p' .,a effective bear influence The cash de-
WAS slow. The speculation was limited
H,I,ng HSAs was by those interests which covered
-.a.,v tuesday. December opened e97sc, sold
So 20 ss7kc and 6s1so and closed at 695z @sSsso
@ Nav closed at 72%c. The rains in the North
.s continue, but are not so far interfering with
VIZ S~,-,ent-sOs cars at Minneapolis and Duluth to-
sqainst s7 last week and 577 last year The
o.. receipts were 11s7oeo bushels, against
-. M bushels. There were liberal clearances
-, s,,sbels: but they did not bring around any
w. liverpool and Paris off q fraction. Pri-
-. Liverpool messages declared Russian offer
~ ~ free and American wheat depressed by liberal
"s,,ss Of other grades There $1,000 bushels
shipping business heie' Inc Se1N0Ai0 iePoi'eu l.
..as for export
i'c- c-s, decIined &C to 11c. Liverpool was ssd.
- outsiders were taking little part in the
Srtst -" There was moderate commission iquida-
ms ms r-,ere was no support December opened
-essc sold between $3.50 sellers and 5sAc and
- at 5sssc: the May closed at 5sc sellers. On
- sscfine a large shipping business done. at
- sneD0 bushels. The seaboard reported is
,.ss rpr export Primary receipts were less than
- last year, 10000 bushels against 900
ts,s CIearances were 104 900 bushels. Prices
.,o,eed quickly TO any selling. and the liquidation
- any important line to-day would have been
s,eacult The government report tomorrow will
urobabiy make the corn condition around o.
rssrst IL IN September.
osts svnpathize with their surroundings, losing
a.. n sc and closing at the bottom December
.s.c and May 37i2c. Shipping sales were at least
snru bushels. Receipts only 10i cars. The
Estimate tomorrow 1e4 cars. Clearances were
q an bushels. There talk Of increased
western offerings. The government report to-
,,orrow will give the yield per acre. The October
,s.s report last year proved very bearish docu-
Uent
rrsxseed was strong. the cash % to Sc higher
and the futures I'D about Is much. The No.
Northwestern closed s. 81 and No. l at 81 IS
October closed az s. IS. December 81 So. There
were 1as cars at the three points, against 121
last year.
TIE provision weakness continues, pork losing
s-sc 10 30c lard of 15c and ribs off about 15c.
Hogs were 15c 10 Csc lower, ard they almost
&c lower than three weeks ago. Outside liquida-
f,ou keeps up. The market has support The
,-ov.sion market shows sensational decline
within the past fortnight
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AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTI.ASDr STREETS.
h7Ihe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
C"rsi"ndt Streets II nve minutes later tAan
that given below for Twenty-sAird stssss
station. except where otherwi.e noted.
Cars New Hok =, s.sos to x0 ss ss
Ss PESsIIaNs kNnPsnSFs sfsDPsm.. asa Sas,.l.es
rcT css Ds roa ans
1ss eGHcaee aTt.ss sSb s 5Gsis s4 LOUIS rxrarss
For Toledo. Louisville via cncinnatD. IndanApoiia
sss = u, louis RnIas ESPsEszror r,ss,sr. m
'yllsi %RsTkS s. sfsi pnsRs Chicago 70.
Ssss.s
p7: Ss1ils q. & %
* WxsHiSeTox AND THE soITH.
dining pal9s ca & lsS as sa car s52ana5 ms .s
sr9i 'S9nsTsssienaI Lin AL Parlor and ! Dinns
10 nsh, isaS Sunday. ss' SIS sss a l6ss b.nins
Paro1 an5 19fihs nns sa csr m 4 Daains
soTFRS' S'Rlains yaY. ess n & 10 2sP H. I.m
ATI-ANTIC. TIC COAST LlNE--Ezpre~s s5S a. and sss
sEARoARD AIR LINE RAILwAr-'Fioriaa Metro
,tI.an riss Limited l255 daily Express. l2io
NoEFoI-K AND WESTERN RAu.wAY.-FOr Memph,
cisFssPaRk fa Ns qTsas' oaio e p n Sa,y and
p. m. daily.
roR pL.D POINT COMFORT sud NORFOr.K.-I.5 a.
wsek-dsys and s55 y n dsiIv
41sn % and R1, @ % Vs:s css, :ss
standard Coaches
arr NA1.-1255 D. m week
FV POINTS on New York Railroad
sTrst iWenty-th Street Station. a. m II TO-
80, ID and ass Sundays n 455 .. M
IRON Desorosses and Cnrtlandt Streetsy a. m.
90. 4-2u. and $40 p. m sundays. 9.45 a N,
g N FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and CoTtlandt Streets. 62O) rs 7EJ
5 - 30 % o. Penna Limited 1910 Desbrosses
nu Sor1landt Streets l0-ZD Dining
g ag' di.9a a m 1e5 Dining Car. 10
apa not Streets 2-20j. 2-55 Sa5 S55 425 ~
ninE Carl 90 tDiuiEg Carr SIS Dining Carr T5S
80, 500 s25 IL 10 night sundays 6lo 755
Sodcnesl SO. $3.50. 9a O. 50 tIirniteD.
,hg Carr a n1 1875 Dining Can Dining Car,
80 $50. 40 Dining Carr Dining Carr, SIS
opnihg Carr I55 se5. s55 s-25 .. m. 1910 night
1eRet offices Nos. 4s1 1896. Broadway:
~ Fifth Avenue (beow 23d St1; Astor House; West
AWenty-third Street Station.
orosses and Cortlandt Streets: Street F-
ton street es Broadway Pennsylvania Annex sta
uon i8rooklyn: Station. Jersey City. The New York
ots and residences through destination
-N"''-0~N 49,
j. b. HUTCHINSON y. r WOOD
eeheral Manager General Passr Agent.