Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-06

II ''AoAASNO AiS SSs's'N>A 49, 49, ~ 80
we allsknow, isquite an essential ar
ticle when.mercury is way downout OF
sight, consequently he was insnffici-
ently clad; lie not being accus-
toned to facing the wintry blasts, es-
pectially off the Roseau ridge. He
was unfortunate enough to freeze his
ears and nose before reaching Pelan.
When he presented himself at the.
East End, Nelson Park, next day,
he was almost unacceptable, !" Ills
an ill wind that blows no good, land
Henry has nice cuticle on those in
rerpsting features, and delicacy Of
feeling they have never before been
capable Of.
Last Saturday another party Of
landseekers from Richland county,
North Dakota, arrived at the East
End. OnSunday they started east
to procure the services OF that FL
nous guide, viz, Olaf Sjodin, but
they got left, for Messrs. Hagen and
Olson, OF Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, Care
not sleepy as the above name might
indicate), were wide-awake, taking
the description Of the guide, the
place OF abode, etc. These hustlers
being capable of getting move on,
they reached the home OF Sjodip
first and secured OIaf's services,
therefore the Dakota party were at
sea. These hustlers being unac-
quainted with the country, they de-
cided to go west where they expected
to employ one VIM. Stoltz to pilot
them over the vacant lands. They
drew up at East End for a moment
to get Ezra's pulse heaters he had
forgotten and related their expert
ence, and l assure you thew have the
sympathy OF the community, and if
they did not get any land to suit
they are pretty fastidious.
Otto w. Hagen, cashier OF the
State Bank OF Sleepy Eye, Mimi. land
|. M. Olson OF the same city were
guests at the Hall place yesterday,
and today they have spent looking
over the excellent lands laying east
OF here, with a view OF purchasing.
They will undoubtedly invest in a
section or two. We sincerely hope
that they will; they are pleasant gen
tlemen and wide awake, too, not
wi5hstanding they came from that
sleepy place.
Messrs Getta and Turner, travel
ing men, have been to Roseau.
believe it was not their first trip eth
err. They arrived there Wednesday
evening in an almostfrozen condition,
Every thing reasonable was done for
their comfort, ard were sufficiently
thawed out to resume their Journey
to Stephen the next morning, so they
did not lose any time. Has anyone
seen them?
When Mr.. Murphy, the Plano man,
arrived here Tuesday, he had a chilly
reception. 1t was a very cold day
and the fire in the reception room
was extinct. He had few shakes, but
hope they did not affect him serious
ly. 1t was not long, however, until
that Angel Of Comfort, who is ever
lowering around, (here) had a fire,
and we think Mr.. Murphy was COM
pletely thaWed out, as he was the
same genial person as before, and we
hope he will not lay any
thing up against u.s. Our weat her
prophet was away and we knew moth
ing about the cold wave that was
due here at the same time Mr.. Muir
ply was. Come again, Mr.. Murphy.
Later, we were informed that Mr..
Murphy had fully recovered from the
effects OF thatchill, and was transact
ing business at Fir on Wednesday.
Chris Eskeldsen, of East Park, was
back to Fir today. He cont templates
returning to his home soon.
Ole Evanstad tarried over Friday
night at Aanon Anderson's.
Ole Thompson has returned from
Warroad.
Miss Thilda Nelson has not fully
recovered from her indisposition, l
am sorry to say.
Bessie Halls friends surprised her
one evening recently by bouncing
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