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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-03-08
New Advertisements.
Card of ThankS.

rJNlIE members of ST. David's society.
| highly approaching the liberal patronage
bestowed by the public in attendance upon
the Concert given under its auspices on the
18th "Hi,"" hereby express through the
J0rHNAL their hearty thanks for the same.
They are happy also to he able to make
use of this occasion to inform many friends
who have expressed desire to again hear
Prof. RICH>Rp ID. WILLIAMS. that they have
engaged him and the renowned Prof. ID.
GuEp"N THOMAS, baritone Soloist of New
York who with the st. David Glcc Club,
will at Il future date afford the people of Frost
burg musical treat surprising all others
ever held in this town.
d. J. WILLIAMS,
March Sit Secretary.
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New Advertisements.
Report of the Condition
-OF TIlE---
Citizens National Bank


Frost burg, in the State Of Maryland,
\ T the close of business February %,
1902:
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lniry by his friends i'll Ireland convinced
him that he WAS lO4.
He was small in physique, but had al
ways been ii worker Ever compan-
.ouabl", genial and good, these qualities
shown with greater luStre in his old age.
Five daughters and two sons-all ad
vdnced in years, survive.
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Many Thipgs**
OF
##Mapy Grades
Are Made i'm
the Line of

Not all made are good, but all We
j have in stock are.
And prices are comparatively low.
Maybe we ask cent or two more
for some articles, but that cent or
two isn't lost.
twill come back in timc-thc
time when it is found, and which
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-03-08
E'LL,N L

living and beng IN Gra iamtOWn ana
Frost burg, in Allcgany county. Mary
land and described aS follows:
FIRST.
All those Two Lots lying in Fro,tburg
and known as Lots Nos ~ and t:s, in
Block No. 2S, in lcall : First Addition to
the Town of FroSthurg, beginning for the
same AT the North West of said Block No. -
on Spring street and running thence with ii
South ~ degrees West. one hundred lOoD
feet: thence North ~ degrees West. about
one hundred and tortycght Il iS) feet to an
alley. and with it one hundred (lDl feet to
German street, and with il South ~ degrees
East one hundred and fifty tiIDl feet to the
beginning. so as to include both Lots the
property having been conveyed from Howell
Powell to Sarah POWELL his wife deceased
by deed dated the Sth day of December 1873,
and recorded in Lber T. H., No. IL, folio ~,
one of the Land Records of .Allcgany cOun-
tv, Maryland
SECONU
All those Lots of Ground lying in Ora
hamtOwn along the line of the new street
ear line running from FrOSthurg to Iona
coming. near FroStburg, in said county.
known rs Lots Nos 80 and go of Il series
of Lots laid off hv Curtin NJ Graham and
Sarah Wright. decc.lcntS. and are partiCu-
larly described in Il dee for the same from
said Howell Powell to Jane Powell. his WIFE
deceased, dated the 18th day of July, 1881,
and recorded in libcr +. h.. No. 81. folio ll5
one of the Land Records of Allcgany county.
as follows beginning at Il stake Standin" ON
the Northwest side of Walnut street, it he
ing at the end of the first line of Lot No. -.
it being also AT the beginning of Lot No. 80
and running thence with said Walnut street
North b degrees East, one hundred and
twenty U2OD feet to the end of the first line
of said Lot No. Co. and with the third line
a.. - L Il
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The Weather..

Snow fell Wednesday and Wednesday
night to the depth Of about 20 inches
and still lies.
Indications, reported yes erday,
favored
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

NNE hundred miles do not
" seem 50 many if one is
sitting at perfect ease within
the luxurious environment of
Il magnificent Pullman car
on the great "Empire State
Express" Should You start
that distance ON horseback,
or walk it on foot, however,
you would find it IL few days
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"TruStec'S Sale
Valuable Fee-SimpIe Property,
SITUATE IN
GERMANTOWN and Frostburg,


NDER and by virtue of decree of the
I Circuit Court of AlIcgany county, Mary
land, sitting as Il Court of Equity, the under
signed, as Trustees, will sell by Pl Bllt
AUCTION
In front Of the PoSt-Officc,
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@. f. BETZ,
PROPRIETOR.
United States Depository.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
First National Bank

\ I ErOstburS, in the State of Mary
\ land, at the close of business Fcbru-
AIRY 20, 1902:
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will surely comehat Wooden Ware like all other goods will
outwea, and outa "e rum of merchandise
The illustration above printed ought be sufficient
of buyers forthwith and straight o on
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March Sit
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
Both. tThouuhti Alike
9H<.I'

Jones and Smith, were two old.
bachelors whotlived ON thetmost in.
innate terms, constantly dined sto-
gether and smoked the peaceful pipe
and occasionally went off to-
gether for a. weeks holiday by the
sea-, But a change came over the
spirit of Smiths dream. Well on1in
the fffties he &got married, and on
his return from the honeymoon in
yited . ones ito come and dine with
him and be a witness iof his happi-
The dinner over, the 2old: friends
sat down I'M front of the fire after
MIS- Smith d gone upstairs, , ss:2 :.
swell znayedear Jones.,Rnsaid Ben
Iediet, 57sfSnow5 tell. me quite ( candidly
what DO you think 81 Of mysdear wi fee: E"
d Jonessahesitated: fora; moment,
then reped ls" 81, s'5 "a r. a. q, / 4y3
swell, Smith, if z must speak
"a itei;c g: Il donitr think I. much
'ot here 1a93o' I'D. Sai.tsllc.!5g q ,f,s;>s7.
Smith 4patted him on his knee as
heerephea nfdential " &qz*ea zI.Ss
Z ,teNeithersdo ], my dear Jones" u
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BREESE,

| Aug 13.-Hans Larson says he in
tends to go to Canada. We can ill
afford to lose such people. Mr.. Lar
son has always been interested in
the development Of the country.
\ Clark Bradford was out to ROLLS
last week and took final proofs for
Gustaf Berg, Gatzkes a. D. Nord-
,strom and M. A. Mattson, of John
|stad..s,7a @@n'o y ~ >e
| Andrew Olson says heeis goingHto
|put up hay to last two years, he
won't have as much help next year
las the si boys ar aregoing e Ca Canada:
Hans Hogensont has. moved or
Richard Vance's place.
L Gulnntder skra1n rn;tta.d tile hustlii1nngs
merchant OF Como, returned from
the Falls today. ND
= Mr.. Larmoe is the peoples choice
al round here, for county commits:
sioner. Mr.. Larmoe is. an honest
and upright man, never finching
from bis 4duties:.ss ss45 = f: @s Il
Mike Serum land family have
m loved to Julius sylte where they
WilIstav while MrdSor,1rnjis hnildino
a. house on his claim! a.A> 9voso OK
| &niVtOI 9AAEI / lyi5I :
Hs1Ge~ HoaGIiS. '1s.H!h,! :be4c
aQglO 9aiYRObO-T ink a..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
20, dtI iyaLUAGf4..
Spread of Peanut Culture.

The spread Of The; culture of The
peanut is nothing short Of phenoomhl
enal:s A native, probably ofa.Suri7
nam, in Central America, it was
introduced in. Brazil; and Peruloin
the days of that, mysterious ciyiliza-
ton Of whichoeVidences remain in
records and monuments. Then; it
perhaps long, Before Co.
lu1nbus set out3t1on his haphazard
journey, and reached China. By
that enterprising people (enterpris-
ing in thoses7bygone ,days) it7Iwas
carried to India, Ceylon and the
Malay archipelago: i Thus Asian
tropics we're blessed with a. truly
American plant. II Then, again, Por-
tuguese adventurers,5 after theoadis-
covery of America by belated Euro
peans, carried the peanut in their
slave ships to- the African coast,
and thus another continent was add
ed to 1.-THE conquests Of the Amer
lean: :, Later days have seen it in
wade Australasia, "a and its culture
there is urged not only for the sake
OF feed for man in the nuts, but
also 70: cattle i u The foliage 1nOut-
inc. '
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
TAKING. THE. MyskELLyNGE.
The Prope, Method off Tro,iifiiinrae For
e. jf:fii This Water Wolf. iIGaaff

4 In trolling ifor2lungeith the old FASH
toned hand line and spoon! hook may
be depended upon, but the method
lacks, the science. which the use of
q trolling rod demands. + I have
done lot of it, and I prefer. to 60
alone and do my own padding or
rowing. A turn Of the line around
the thigh enables you TO. feel all
ATTACKS on the lure, while leaving
both hands for .the, paddle Or oars,
and at the same time the line is
where your: hand can find It without
loss ,of time. This, is important,
for THE resistance of heavy fish,
aided by the forward motion of the
craft, will tauten a line to the dan.
ger point before you have, time. for
many motions Of your hand ; ~
T., When padding, I make fast the
paddle BY a short cord, So it. can
safely be dropped at any point Of
the stroke. When once fast to a
good fish, I seldom bother about
the paddle for, turning, as there is
. way Of swim ging a light craft head
on TO a taut line which is under
stood BY all familiar with canoes
and skiffs.. An old pair Of gloves
lis no bad protection, for line some
times cuts bare hands. -7'S' ''''' -
f. A small In fellow may be uncere7
monioqsly hauled in: hand over
hand; a big one must be, humored.
T I believe in keeping at a fish all the
time, taking no too pronounced lib
3erties and allowing him none. So
long as afrm, even hold be main
tanned oifSshim he is doomed<if the
hooks are planted>where they should
be. Anythinegz=shke jerkingSshould
not be alloWedSat either end of the
string ffprSone stiff Jerk may play
havoc. Y Only overexcite o. rot
ten tackle is responsible forS the
loss Of q well hooked fish, sEdwyn
sandys ih Outing. ~ j
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His Misbehaved Limb.

"a cork leg IS ! no end Of a BORE
said the man who Himpea. Just
think of it! 4 Twas, at a dinner party
the + other night and it was my.
happy lotto have, most charming
damsel fall to my share at the FEAST
Weio conversed most pleasantly
through the oysters and the soup, 2
but when the fish came on she be-
came silent and seemed unaccoount-a
ably ,eEmbarrassed.ba To- draw her
from this mood I redoubled my ny. e f.
forts, to- please, but in response she J
onl yjq flushed. dand looked, angry
Finally, \ 1interrupting me1ain artheb
midst of "a little mot which I ehadi
composed carefully while dressing g
for The dinner, she said, sotto voce:
II SSsI'll thank you to stop Squeezing &
b. my We barrassssm1tsen
had been itreading upon her toes;
with my cork foot-of course with
tout knowing it, It is. an. annoying
thing to have to explain to- "a young
9ladyoat social festivity. eNeyerthe1.
LESS I was forced to do. so. 4 She sac-'
cepted my apology and then pro-
ce'eded, to inljure my feelings by
giggling. > q ',sl,1 - ,'1fio S'c'<''< asI
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,TfUN7f NJ II
When George Raised Tobacco. g

The Wills Tobacco company Of
Bristol, England, tsays. a London cor
,re spondent, cherishes AN autograph
letter from George Washington to
the original Of Wills firm, written
while the Father of His Country
was still a grower Of tobacco. It
runs as follows: sdr 3esi.t l,s..s ss~:v.ssqz &c
-tlaesz2T92 Virginia, 18th November, 1852
> iGentlenen-Some time this week ex-
pectE to get, on board the Cary for your
house fifty .hogsheadsr Of tobacco Of my
own and iJno. Parke Gusts, which please
to insure in the usual manner. Il l. shall
also by the same ship send you ten or
twelve hogsheads more if can get them
on board in time but this I believe, will
be simpra cticable if Captain, Tul1nan uses
that dispatch in loading which he now
has in hisnpower to do Il am. gentlemen,
your mostaobedient, humble servant, $3.50 a.
G. WASHINGTON
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= - > 49, III : ~ I-.-F ~ Z
She Was So PLEASANT

Oliver Wendell Holmes related a
little incident. as occurring In his
own life which, hadno little effect on
him. ,t7ro9 eat ya :. r. :,
Many years ago." he said, in
walking among the graves at Mount
Auburn, | came upon g plain, white
marble slab which bore an. epitaph
Of only four words, but to my nina
they meant more than any Of the
labored descriptions on other monu-
ments. She was so pleasant That
one note revealed the music Of a life
Of which [ knew nothing more o. ~,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
has two teams and Carl will drive
one. A. Christopherson Went last

has two teams and Carl will drive
one. A. Christophersonn Went last
Saturday.
;, Ed Edlund made us a call this
morrrning,ai Said he would commence CON Il nee
to cut wheat today. . sss7oi3ls'5 +,
> Roy Ingalls, went to- Thief River
Fails yesterday and will return to- s.
day. Charles Capper went with him
Charley has. has been ~, With -ps p fpr two
months. he lives near Des Mofinnees,
Iowa ne,,,iHEt H. came came Up Tor his health.
10 The political pot begins to boil
here NOW: g Candidates come and
send their buttons thick and fast
and each ore is; sure, Of, etha onosuina-
rtion. There are only four caudi-
Oates folcongress. That is not
ms my forhthis large district. Per-
haps51 there will be more later Oh.
Mi i%iffG (irrillnfafleland seems to take The
tGt6SsI
cake ! here . as no oneseeins TO want
any either eth sbtu button tt 9nseo These .o other can
didates are too far away from. us.
They would most likely have other
ak es to grind BesRdesf looking after
our interests. What we want is. our
fown' home man. He knows our
wants, end WSii is should and
most likely would do allahe could for
us, and would also work for the best
in erests iofthe Whole district. we
hay we known Mr.. lIGfindeel1aan for
about Is Years. s'}sanldl have w! no Il fault
TO find with him as an Upright man
or a lawyer. We believe he will do
as much for the, whole district as Ell
Their onefo the other candidates, land
more for the north half of it. We
|call on every voter to vote for him
lin Septembery as the man who gets
1.-The nomination is sure to be elected
in November. II Il ''''' -
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=, KEEP and NeWfolden.

Little Conrad Olsen is up from
Thief River Balls VisitingI relatives
2an a Itl''e1pfdlEst33 2Blf. gnifis9rrIT 10 Il
sIbfR tSjevland i1andI1 ~Amund Q lFihne-
stad lefp for prayton, ~ D. last week.
: II. Tnhein has DECIDED 70 aet as
mail carrier between klep and New
@hA1? nseti1 ii 1zs held il ii sbss school
house last sdndaeyyat 1890 a. m. j
/ Edmund Franklyn, republican can q.
didate or superintendent OF schools,
Nv was : seen I arc unds re1sa@couplea of
weeks ago. Mr.. FRANKLIN is an able
man and will undoubtedly make a
fine superintendent. Be sure is vote
for Mr.. pFranklyn. when, the election
come comes: T all the lady teachers of
Marshall county were qualified yotz
:ers, LIDO not doubt but what they
would all vote for Mr.. FRANKLIN. 1
] Toilet Fun helm went to Thief River
Falls last Tuesday. g.
"A meeting Wilde held in the school
house at 1870 a. m. next Sunday,
Aug, 81, by O. Nyhus from Thief
River Fails Mr.: Nyhusa and wife
have just returned from a trip to
Norway. Don't fail to hear him. {
,O?J. Sanders, Oso. Awell9 known in
this vicinity, accompanied; by Mr..
Larson, from Thief River, Falls, were.
visitors at s. Tunheirn's last Nom.
day Nj. Sanders will leave .forahis1
home in MARVEL, N. d., On Wednes-
day, where he will remain for about
a month and then he will go back to
e'n = - a n EHE@a e@ Fl o@s VS.
sThle lei 40 religious meeting will
be held in the. Bjorsnes school house,
Sunday, Sept, 7,.atz 1o:3Ola. N. ] ALL
are cordially invited :. ;|@ - ''
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
views. He left Tor Chicago last

views. He left for Chicago last
Thursday 7'3Is1a"1a lattl III
Charley Carlson, one, Of Vegas
hustliIng young fellows, has bought
threshing machine, a gasoline, Ell.
CINE and a 325inch Columbian sepa:
}rator. :. : - - -
John Harrison has, returned ecd from
the Lam |bberson) farm. !. 200
The Vega base ball team gathered
on theshome grounds, .Sunday,lAug
~, with, the expectation OF having
a BALI game with the, Snake ct team 4af!mlq,
which failed tTbeI present. ss The at,
ternoon was spent in practicing.
: Deaths and funerals have been very
comhhqn ip thisl vicinity fsnly, bit
at Ia 4 E q y Rhoks TIE tie, mo =
.ony. Miss Jennie Person, the well
known deqqfghtter al ST A ND eegWE Person
being the bride, and aMr..P. q. Peter
son, from Moose Lake, where he is
editor OF the |N g, 8: Il'aks staH being
the groom. sTherwedding. took place
Aug. 1e, Rs7-5Mattssoh, ffJhl W ar.
rem, tying the matrimonial knot.
The departure Of Mrs! Peterson viii
deprive the community of ONE who
was always readyto9lendca helping
hand in aid Of the, sick K, For fatl nun
Der OF years she was teacher in dis
.trict No. o19, and heqoforrmHeef7 pupils
some now grownuto be young men
and women, seized the oopp oTtnnity
to show their appreciation Of the
many kindnesses shown them, BY
giving her a surprise Aug. II.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
ENGLUND.s-
Farmers are all busy harvesting.

Farmers are all busy harvesting.
e. P. Stromgren and John. W.
10 nson, OF Warren, were up for a
Wis it a week ago last Saturday, re-
turning on Sunday.
J. j. Elstad, OF Independence, Wis
consin, is now staying up here in E.
Torgeson & Co.'s store, OF which he
is part owner. ..-.---...,.,,.. ,,-,.I..
F. G. Stromgren made a business
tri p to Yak. Hamberg's place on
Thursday last week. Ivy - . - >..'
Mrs. L. J. Crandall and Miss Carrie
SIX llerud went to Pelan on Thurs
day last week, returning next day.
Vernie Crandall and F.. G.. Strom-
gren took trip out to town of East
Pa rk on Monday last week. >.'@
Charlie Fernstrom, who has been
av lay from home for quite long
time, returned last week. ...z-....s<
Emil Torgeson, our new post
master and merchant, moved his
family out here Saturday last week,
from Stephen. ses
Sheriff Forsberg passed through
here on Saturday on his way to Fir,
toconduct a mortgage SALE / + /
Carrie Strom1und: " who has been be i
working down at at BBr;esekkepridge,, ne
turned In Monday 9edta Yb lFqRt yfgeAkS Sd NOES
Up. Mattson, editorSSof the sHEAF,
and G. E. Lundquist, manager of the
Peoples Trading Cd. Il STORE a@2atjWar:
ren passed ass q t through J here Monday on
their way back from Roseau, where
they had made a sb ortbist. I10Ib
4 merry weddinge -was4 held, rat
Halls place, east Of Fir, on n Monday
evening, when Mr.. Carl sCedefholm
and Miss Bothilda Nelson were
= 3 T. y = ;
united, III the holy; bonds Of .matrii-
mony:c-":Rey. H.s~S:~@G hilgren per-
formed III the seerem ony 40 Many guests
were present >andSa good time is re-
ported.
JaE. Strandquist, Of Strandquist,
and A. z. sLundstrom, Of Lund, were
in our village on Monday on legal
business.
Vote for Grindeland at the pri-
mary election, and you are sure that
you get the right man. He will
have a very large maj oarityf5 ID this
vicinity.
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Birds of Iceland.

The bird fauna Of Iceland is cred
tied with 1913 species. Of these;
three are residents, twenty-seven
summer migrants, twenty-one oc-s
casional visitors and eighteen rare,
stragglers. The land birds are few,
onl y seven residents and
five that come in summer to breed.
The great aux once resorted to the
island, but the most interesting
birds now probably are the northern
wren, the great northern dive and
the Iceland falcon Singing birds
are Lew. ltt4;.7 n .,i.e--i--.I - i77775
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q VI 81 . 7Tllf- DE- q f..@iaE
Pleasant. For the Baby.

IA Canadian firm. recently placed
with the Montreal and Toronto
newspapers an advertisement OF a
new nursing bottle it had patented
and was about to place on the mar
ket: After giving directions for
use, the4ad, ended in this manner. !,
When the baby lis. done drinking
it must be unscreWed and laid IN a
cool place iunllder3a tap. If The baby
does not thrive on, fresh milk, it
should be boiled. "le = l:.ssa ! NJ sl2
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
WEST VALLEY.

Thorkle Thompson was home from
Argyle sunday)last. ,1jn52A 703
Carl swennsonn Jaafrrivveed home lf from On
Red Lake Falls last week where he
hasW orked at the saw mills. @t@ A5ES
so 2 the West Valley Farmers
were down to Argyle Saturday last
with cattle they had sold.
we hear that the threshing firm Of
Lind-Rokke Bros, is dissolved, and
is now Lind &lGoplin. E Gu U h.
Donot forget to attend the Repub--
lican rally and club organization
Saturday evening Of this week. /, b&57
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
Horsepower Measurement.

Il A horsepower IS the force re-
CURED to- lift q dead weight @ Of
$4,000 pounds one, foot "a minute.r
To 2fnd the horsepower Of an en-
CINE, multiply the area Of the piston
in inches by the. averageisteam pres
sure in pounds per square inch, Null
tiply the a'ee; product BY. the travel Of
the piston in: feet per minute and
divide that product by 81, 900. #;
an engine is rated at seventy-three7
horsepower,} it will l. raise $4,000
pounds one foot seventy-three times.
in one minute. ! ,i-17ais5@10 III
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
OUR. CoRRE|SPO
The News Of the Districtas Gathered
'by the she'a la' Corps Of Wide .
Awake correspondence ! f.
k>>s>seJss VIKING ing. u g..> WI.
Wheat and pat e ! mostly bar bar
VIKING.

Wheat and oats are mostly har--
vested now ,.Sl " ssSss ssS
Mr.. Henry Langdo 5returned from
Iowa last week., RI .s S ssss a b ss St:
DJRobertson, Of Argyle, was out
erelasta week looking over the poll
ticaf field ' Ed rs "a. 'Aa ~ 8 Ss;35
Quite a number q OF lpoaeheers. have
been around already; it.seeihss t to. me
that those gentlemen are, y i little
early -5f , %.EG. -. ~ 20 S9'SI 81 r$%ss' ~
Messrs:s Werner and Oscar Drotts,
when returning from ewfolden yes
terday their team became scared by.
a dog and started to Il jump and
plunge till one OF them got bis legs
over the buggy tongue: The driver
then tried TO steer his team against
a hay stack near BY with no better
result than that the team~cleared the
stack and got the buggy against it,
which upset. When the team. WAS
caught and came under control
the buggy WAS found to be- BADLY.
SIN ashed up. We understand that
no e got seriously burt, {. w Il N
G.. Larson had one Of his hands
badly lacerated in the binder last
oel .V4&l!ii1 DIE 9SHtl6W!tiF.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-08-28
INGALLS,. ;

/, Aug. p There was quite a rain
here yesterday morning, but it
cleared up by noon and today it is
fine. All.is lovely here. There has
.beensno hail and our crops. are just
splendid, all one could y wish. There
Was some wheat cutIast week, but
this week will about finish the~~har-
vest, except fax and a few fields of
late oats <>2FEs9 @f9T rs,
Alex Wing and Carl Martin passed
here today on their way to OAK ota
to work through threshing. Alex