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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-05
Observation-Disclosures

Die ~foleenben Betitionen far1en
our Gerleiung: Son 8irgern, nm
Nuffnuung Der Ditd entlang Der
5rieoribsburger StraBe; I'M Nufs
bebune oes Salouns i'm San Bebrp=
Barf; pDm .@omans' Club" gu
oemielben 8ebufe; BON 6. Miebner,
i'm Gan 8eorD Barf cine SdieBz
gaaerie erridten gu biirfen; BON ben
@drtnern, 0aB bar 6aupts8 emd1le=
rungsgraben gereinigt peroe; BON
benz @dbter oes San 8ebrp- Barf,
Inn Before Beleubtung bes Harfes.
SDgleib tpuroe bic Trage aufges
tpurfen, mas nit ben Yetitipnen ge=
gen ben SalDDr i'm San Bebro=8arf
5u Qefbeben babe. @inige mouten,
oaB Der geiammte Staotratb oaruber
entibeioe; Mnbere pinlbten Die Mn=
gefegenbeit benz &pmite fir Barfs
gu ubertragen. Nab ldnaerer, un=
eriprieBliher Debate gelarate Der
Nntrag our Nnnabme, Die Yetitipnerl
benz &Dmite Su iibermeilen uno MaB=
regel1 gu treffen. Girfpatrif batte
beantragt, oaB fein Saloon innerbalb
finf5ig SUB BON Der @insdunung
beiteben fDqte. Ser Nntraa tuurbe
ieoDb auf ben giib geleet.
TDn Der Weit=S traBe Biz CUR Birs
giniaz Npenue merben @a1ierrDbren
gelegt meroen.
9aS 9fieBment &omite beriHtete
81 @uniten Der Betitipnen BON Mug.
Shneppe, Bertha Shaublin, s. g.
Seng. s. S. Stebens, st. s. Ruis
unb 2Duile Stabl.
Ser 8eri1t oes &omit6s lber
@eihdftsre9eln miro gum Druid be-
Droert.
Ser Snaenieur befurmortet Die @r=
%peiterung bes Seitentpeees in Der
Belfnap=S traBe.
Die Sroinan5, melhe Die Ylihten
oes Staots& Solicitors feitfteut, piro
angenDmmen.
Neue Gntrdee: Die 8ride in Der
Wierter StraBe nit neueri Boblen su
belegen; bic Suniet-B Balm ~anf5ufpr=
bern. an Der gde BON Montana- uno
WaluutzS traBe elm 8Deenlibt angus
bringen; BPM StraBenfpmmiiidr gu
perlangen, baB er jeoen Munat einen
Beri1t einrei1t iber Die aetbane
Mrbeit uno bic 3obl Der anee1tenten
Irbeiter; auf benz ourb Starr,
gr0fetts, Wonumentafs uno Bal=
mettosS traBe begrensten Blabe einen
Bart ansulegen; oas 8ripileeium fir
oaS aaruiiel i'm Gan Beorp : Barf
aurudSusieben.
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@enn Die Gramen muir
fpitBten:
tpie Diel 0liiGfeligfeit eS ben Can Q(it-
tuitiD'er 9etmffatten brtmgen fpiirbe.

pie Diel 0liidieliafeit GO bet Gatt Q(tt.
turip'er 9etmffatten brtmgen ipiirce.
GS til iebr idtuer, trgenbtpel@e 6ausar.
belt 3n bsrrt9ten, tntnr man an &ldeiis
iGHersen leinet;
Wa1 entptnDet b0r, BET DDer mad be,
Misunderstanding ftets seitenihmersen.
@enn Die Sranen nur Die 11ria@e
tpiiBteu.
&iidenidmersen riibren unr ben 0ieren,
CT, tpsrn leBtere traufbaft fino.
9oan's NierenpiQen beilen franfe Bic
rem. Gan Mntonioer 8stuobner betatigen
nieies.
Srau Sprbrid, Die gattin oes
3immermannes Gobert SDrbrib,
MD. 1915 Girginia StraBe tpobn=
baft, iaet
Set elmer 9eibe pm Sabren litt
ih IhDn an ben 6ieren, aber nod
nien1als suppr bate ih iolhe
Shmerser, tpie Biz pDr Surgeon. Die
Sdmer5er in meinem &iden puroen
BON Sag gu Sag unertrdeliber, biz
es mir cine 2aft Dar, umberaugeben
INN meme &rbeit 81 beiorgen. Sreeno
elm Wetter 1mlhlag Doer cine Or
fdltung, Die i'd mir 5uaog, iblue auf
Die @ieren uno uerurlahte erdBli9e
nerpDle &Dpfl6meraen unb Sbmins
Del : Mnfdqe; ib NOR pbpIii1 10 ber=
runtergefommen, baB ih feline Glbe
mebr fanb, mOpon Die Solee tpar, baB
i'd mid ftets unb itdnoie abgeipannt
fiblte. Mls ih in einer bieligen 3ei=
tung lber rDDan's Wieren=B i0en"
las, bat ib meinen @attetl. mir cine
Sbahtel oapDn in Der Berar Npoz
tbefe, @de MlamD=Y la5a uno 6ou=
fton=S traBe, gu bolen. Nah orei
Doer bier Tagen empfano ib cine
grDBe 2inoerung, uno als ib Die Be=
banoluug beenoet batte, per(ieBen
MIDI Die &ideni9mersen uno ale
ibmerabaften 8egleiter1heinuneen
pollenos. Die einsiee @eleeenbeit,
bel Der ib einmtal pieoer felt Der Belt
Shmer3en in nleirem &nden pers
ipirte, mar na9 Goaenoung elmer
auBereemDbnlih fhmeren gaaesar=
belt. DDan's @ieren=B illen lit elm
groBartiaes 6eilmittel unb i6 emf
pfeble es gerne, 100 uno mann id
fantt.
grbdltlib bel allen Droeuiften.
8reis so Gents. Softer Winburn
@D. in Buffalo, sc. g., aaeinige
Wgenten fir bic Ser. Gtaaten.
BergeBt nibt ben Matnert Doan
uno acceptirt fein Subftitut.
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8.

Cine Seuersbrunit in Mnrt
leEff6rte Gigentbum i'm @ertbe ppn
= Jn 81 8aio 1ino Die Nnitreifer
nu99eifanoen, peil ibnen bic perlanate
2obner66buna BON So anf So. so niht
oetu6brt tuurbe.
Sn ben Maffinerien in Beau=
mont fiu6 tudbreno bes WaHts 3ettel
naoeibLagei tpproen, ourh ruelhe
bic eieentbimer aufeeforoert per-
ben, bic 0egerarbeiter fofDrt gu ent=
Infien.
Dir rabe DriScon, sebn Mlei=
leg la1rolih BON ennis, kuubnenoe
SIhrl1er ~. 6. 2imburqer Eat feline
6rnu unb ieinen 25jdbriaen Sobn
mt elmer Grt erihlagen unb 1ih
onIlti eriHDffen. Die ltrfade fir
oieie idredlihe Tbat lit unbefannt.
- 0a8 NDnument, tpelhes ben
Ylat be5eihnet, auf uelhem in
0onsales Der erfte SHuB fur bic
teranii6e unabbdngieteit obaefeuert
luurbe. lit inter ben iiblihen Syeier.
ti&Ieitert entbiiIt tpprben. Wrs.
Mettie 6uuitDn Bringburit bottle fir
ben 9ne Elm @eoibt geibrieben uno
N Mufit geiebt, oas puraetraeen
tpuroe.
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Gs 1T mebr &atarrb in oieler Weeeno pes Sanoes
as bon allen anoeren Grantbeiten 3lIanmen, uno
big in Die leBten Sabre gait er ais unbeil6ar.
giele Sabre lang %ertldrten 9ottoren ibn fir cine To-
tale Rrantbeit uno ihrieben lutale 6eilmittel Dor,
uno oa lie i'm nit dr5tli4er 9ebanolung b~ehanoia
gijieuiauit bat ~bepieien, oaB Ratarrb cine @oniis
tutionstrantbeit 1T uno bebbalb fonItitutionele 8e=
hanolung %erforosrt. 6atI,s 9atarrb=
Rnr, %fabri5irt BON g.. 8. benep& o.,
SoIeoO, Sbio, 1T Die etTaige eouRitutioneLe Rur i'm
Wtnrtie. Sic tsiro inuerli6 in Dozen poer 8aben
BON 10 xropfen bis Sn einex SbeeIofsl poil ocnon,H
men. sic ipirt oirett auf bas 9lut unO Die idlei-
niee Gberfdbe bes Spftems. sic bieten ein6un=
bert Dollars tir jeoen Sal. ben lie su tiiriren perz
teblt; 2aBt Gud eiralare uno 3eueniie tommen.
aorsifrt:
8. 3. 0benep s. 6 o, Soleoo, o.
" 9ertauft bon alien gtpolbsiern, 75 Gents.
SaH's Janiien ; WiHem Rns Die bsa,n.
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@tpas aans gtdheres.

Man bat eeiaet. oaB es nibts
Siheres gebe nit Nusnabme BON
COB uno Steuern, aber ba8 lit bod
nidt INNER mabr. Or. Sings Neue
gntoedung fir Sbwinofuht lit elm
iiberes 6eilmittel fir ale 2ungen,
uno 6alsleioen. Tauienbe f6nnen
oas be5eugen. Srau s. g. San
Metre BON Sbepberotoun, @eit=
8ireinien. iaat: sd bate einen
ibmeren Mnfaa BON Bron1itis uno
elm Sabr lang eebraubte id oageeen
Iaes, mas i'd in @rfabruna bra6te,
aber ubne grfolg. Cine Slaihe BON
Or. Sings Neuer @ntoedune beilte
mid oann n~Dnitdnoie. Sic lift I'M,
feblbar gegen Brdune, &eubbuiten,
Grippe, 2ungenent5inoung uno
Sbminbluht. Man made einen
8eriuh bamit. DaS Wittel tpiro
earantirt ppn S. &alteper & Sobn
uno IbDlpb DreiB, Mpotbeter.
8rObefaiben fret. &eauldre @rDBe
so gts. uno 81.
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SEN Cant Der Nadipelt

haben iih iene ebrtuirbieen frDmmen
Me0nbe% ertpDrben, tpelhe aus 2iebe fur
ibre lsioen6en WitmenIhen bic ct. 8ere
naro &rduterp.aen 5uiammenfe1ten.
Oiele aus ben ihon i'm Wittelalter betanr.
ten beiltr6ftigen 8rdutern unb Bflanaen>
ldften b%eitebenben 9inen baben iib, pie
beut5utage Sebermann befannt, einen
Weltrnf ertuorben unb piele 9auIenbe BON
Wenihen. bic bureb Die BiIen BON lhmers-
baften uno %qualbolen 2eioen erl6t tuDr<
ben limb, iegnen i'm StiIen Die Bernarbi>
ner Mbnhe als pabre @ohltbdter Der
leibenben Menibbeit.
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9ie &eiAstaasmablem.
Berlin, @noe Npri[.

Stfktts
SIN 9eutihen 6eihe 1T man al
lentbalben nit ben 8erbereituneen
fir Die Witte Stunt itattfinbenoen
Heibsta9smabler belhdftiet. Die
3abl Der Wanoate, INN Die geruneen
mirb, betrdet 397. Nuf Die e1nselnen
TrattiDnen uno SrattiDnhen nad
benz Diterrei6iiben &eibsratb. Der in
oieler mte manber anoeren 8e5ie=
bune ieoen Gecoro balt, lit Der oeut=
ibe &eibstag oasieniae Barlament,
peldes ben etpas stpeifelbaften
&ubm fir fi6 in Iniprum nebmen
bari, bic manniefaltiefte Bartei=
@ruppirune Observation-Disclosures
fib Die Wanoate aeeenpdrtie mie
fOlQt:
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Mad)te ibn iuieoer 1mng.

nGine pDn Or. Sings geeuen 2e>
benss Biaen ieoen Nbenb spei 8p-
den lang bat midi pieber gum Sling
ling 9emaht" ibreibt 3. $. Turner
BON Dempieptotpn, Ba. Sic iinb
oas Bette, mas es fl, 2ebers, Mas
gem uno G%ingetpeioe. Stein peges
tabtltih. Beruria6t ME 2eibifmer=
gen. Sour Is Gents in Der Qpptbefe
nort s. &alteper & Subn uno 40.
0reiR.
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&c giebt 9iemano, Der iit
1idt id0n auf ireenb cine Weiie cine
Berlebung 5uge3Dger bat. Sober
lullfe o0ber ct. Safobs Del pDrrdtbiq
taben, 0as am befteri betannte Mlit:
tel 9eger ale S1merser.
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gia yauoalia, YenniDloania=Y abu.

Sin 8iaet bieier 2inie erfter alafe
na6 Seem Oorf berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in IS abingtDn, Sal
timDre uno BbiIabelpbia
einen sebntd9igen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit Elm lebr liberalea
3uaeltdnoniB.
Wegen @in5elbeiten menoe man
lib an Den unterseihneten.
$. 9. &ilepre,
8eiienoer Bai1agier Naent,
118 Weit Srenb Hlace, San Mns
tDniD. Teras.
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Wie maj, aus Soutb W1cNaelter
i'm S%noianer=9 erritorium erfdbrt, 1T
Elm Synbifat Ditliber @roB= &apitas
liiten hinter ben &oblenlagern in Der
@buctaps Station Der. 5rid BON
Yittsburg foil an Der Spite bieles
Spnoifates 5teben.
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g59demermeger's Tamiliensarten

0.aS6enerme9er's Talnilien9arten
erfreut iib peeert ieiner auseeseib-
neten &ibe oes beiten SUITES BEL
6ieiigen unb Sremoen unb miro
oementiprebenb nDn Sreunber elmer
auten oeutiben &Df fart patroni=
lirt. 9elifateifen Der SaiiDn ent=
lpreAenb. WilbereiprDbufte aaer
Nrt. SIN Salpon finbet man 1tets
friides Bier. quite @eire, 9iquDre
uno Gigarren. S1euermener's Sa=
milien9arten lit elm @rbolunasplab
eriter &laiie.
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gu b%erfamfem! =

200. Gder Sarm in @ictoria Co.,
2ano in @ncinal Co., 8auitelIen in
San Nntonio. 500 Mder betpsiier:
bareS 2ano nabe Der Staot.
Mrel M Idle
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liner Qnner nm lnrhen II

TIMER 2ager BON 5arben unb
Iapeten lit a%neefommen uno lit
qualitatio oaS bette i'm Mtarfte. uns
Iere Guspabl BON 9apeten entlpridt
benz moberniten @ei9mad uno urz
Iere Sarben linb rein uno SrilG.
@ebt uns einen Brpbe= Guitrag.
anterior & anterior,
1877 uno 219 Of=6uuitpn. StraBe.
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9entide aeeioeus= Drnderei.

aae arten BON 9rufarbeiten her.
ben in oeutlder, eneliiher uno Ipa-
riider SpraGe fem unb LAUDER An
mdBigem 8reiie ausaefiibrt. Speci.
alitdt: Druid BON Statuten, Werlp,
buness, 9eiratbs- unb @elegenbeits,
&arten. Guf anfraae weroen SEQ.
ftenanibldge' eeliefert.
Wtc 1enga.
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WrmnSetsentbmmts : llebertrasmnsem.
@m. Win an Gnna 8ernbarot,
2 @runoitIde an @beitnut Str.
$1,000.
8olano @6rine an Nettie Seller,
@%runoftlf an 9amlon Str, ST, 900.
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REILLY BROS.

Grobeeren, Iepfel. Orangen uns
Bonanen. Gne Sriibte, Yrpbufte
uno Semitic Der Saiion unb in
Badeten gu baben. @rpBe Guspabl
au ben nieoriaiten 8reiien. lin
gefdlliae 8atrpnaae miro eriudbt.
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~9in6er unb Narren reoen Die
@obrbeit". neil fie bic Ginsiaen
fI1fo, oenet man peraeibt.
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8ommt gu uns, ebe Sbr 5ars
ben Doer gapeten fault.
Nnterfon & Nnferf0n,
217 uno 219 OF 6ouiton Strase.
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aamdbt simd,s Sc sapama e~isarrem.
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THE STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Of San Antonio, Texas.
iii Avenue c

5ierenr6 labe i'd bsrali6 ale meiue 6reanpe nao
Abonnenten Elm, ib bic pra6tponen 9rdmien ar,u-
lebeL pelhe fret einem ieoeu Mbonnentet eines
nlellIsr 3ablreihen englilhen uno oeuti6en Bidder
Gsgebeu iperosu.
GEO. MEYER, Eigenthuemer.
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WmferipmI & Qlmferipm,

ole tteue 5arben< unb TapetensS irma,
1T iebt bereit @eibdfte gu tbun.
WD. 217 uno 219 Str.
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Haadbt 5imd's Sc Sasana staarrem
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- S~tacbelorabt bel 6, 8raeaer.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
West Valley.

Harvest is all done except flax,
and m part of that is also cut. Crops
look rather: small, Judging by the
straw, but as the heads seem to be
:of good size the yield may yet be
fair. The oat crop especially seems
to have suffered from the long
drought we had this summer. so
the yield will likely besmall. Stack
ing Of grain and shock. threshing
will commence Immediately. Most
15a1 farmers :l17rrs will stack their grain.
g. ]. Forsberg; of,::.Pelan, was
down here. Sunday last to take his
sister Ellen upthere. She will stay
awhile with her: sister Mary of that
place. -. ~ ...~ &=.
Miss Oloffa Vinje returned home
from her summer vacation last week.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
Stephen.
From last weeks Leader.

SO fTOm l8sC weeks Leader, iasslt
John p. Lundin has commenced
the erection of new building 24x82.
It will be erected at the old site
where his former building burned.
Supt. Franklynsis at Winnebago
city this week visiting his mother
and getting q few Of those square
meals that mother used to make. d
T.B.McMahan has commenced the
Of brick building 5Ox80
#. Geo. Morrin, Of Argyle, has the
contract and will rush the work
through just as quick as possible.
George H. Robelts has spent .
portion Of the week here looking af-
ter his stage line interests. He re-
Gently purchased new mountain
wagon from Russell Bros. which he
will use as passenger coach at
this end Of the route. It is q hand
some four-seated, covered rig, and
designed for the comfort of passen-
3 ~ Sa
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
Norwegian Lutheran Services.

4.sTEt-. -. ).
Services next Sunday morning,
lO:30,at Bigwoods church; at Snake
River church the, same day, $3.50.
e. The Ladies' Aid Society in: town
( Of f., ,M1'cCrea Me- meet Friday, Sept. 4th,
with Mrs. r. Holan. !:
Services at Warren Sunday, Sept.
9Th, 1920 q. m, and at: Melo church
the same day at 3:30.
The Ladies Aid Society, OF War
rem, meet with Mrs. Iver Lodoen,
Wednesday,, Sept 9th. -..:.a
The Ladies Aid Society, Of Gran
vile, meet with Mrs. Aren't Olson
the first Monday of September.
Communion services at Union
church Sunday, Sept. 18th, $50;
at Granville church the same day at
1870 a. m.
N. f. KnE. Pastor.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
WINS
Argyle.
: Frou, -lea. weef,s Banner.

10 s---.7==-z E'rour-leat ueets Banner,
r. Powell, Wood q GO: sU1u q COM
plete Buffalo Pitts threshing rig to
the Woodward farm this week.
= Hans L. Melgaard and family re-
turned Saturday from their sojourn
at Maple Lake, the popular summer
resort. s=.ee.as >.
Mr.. Ira G. Richardson, OF Thief
River Falls, is a guest OF Mrs. Otto
Stoltz this. week. ..ss4*s. 4. .ss5 -"
VIM. Craik, of Michigan, who has
been here on a visit to his brother
John, left for his home yesterday,
Charles, son of Jos: Lafond, Of
Grand Rapids, is now engaged in
Frank Lafond's barber shop at this
place. brill :.
Miss Elizabeth Cormier left this
morning for St. Norbert, Canada,
where she will attend college.
Sam Mutt returned yesterday
from St. Paul, where he has been
attending Manchester college, hav-
ing graduated this spring.
Alice, twin daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Cook, died last Friday,
Aug 18th. She was born on Aug. 8.
The parents mourn her loss deeply.
P. S. Nelson returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit to his claim
near Baudette. He is much inn
proved in health and has the
strength Of a Jeffries, which he at
tributes to grubbing, in which he
indulged for eight days. We're
looking for claim with lots Of
brush and stumps.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27

that institution down in Fari bault
would accept for treatment such a
condemned congenital mental de-
fective as himself. The of horse,
an honest old bay as ever drew
q plow. Topped his ears and dropped
his head dejectedly and pondered
if diminished rations would not be
the resultant effect of al this fool.
ishness. Come again, Jerry, with
another load of oats, and leave off
the trimmings. 4.
That's the way to whoop 'emup.j #
Landlord Seign, of the Lyons
House, has repaRered, repainted, re-
upholstered, refurnished and gem
rally rejuvenated the hostelry. /.
Nov is about the time he should re-adver-
tise in the SHEAF.] -.',- 80, s,,->-,c-'.- Z.
There alighted from the train one
day last week a man who bore all
the evidences of being a detective
a veritable old sleuth. Taking his
bearings, he wentover to the Lyons
House, furtively glancing at every
one he met, Entering, he made a
bluff at taking a rather scanty meal
and hurried out, leaving his grip to
be left: until called for. He was
seen to enter Sullivan's place and to
issue therefrom wiping his mouth.
Then hewent around to Jay Bolton S
and also wiped his mouth. From
there he made bolt for the Snake
River, whose windings he followed
for three days, as it
Wormed in and wormed out,
And left it still a matter of doubt,
Whether the snake that made the track.
Was going west or coming back.
At the end of three days he found
himself again in plain view of War
ren, after following the course Of
the river all that time. Striking an
old sleuth attitude, he exclaimed:
Three weary weeks have followed
their trail, neither eating or sleep
ing-doing nothing but drink. All,
ha /! got 'em at last! Great Jump
ing Jehosaphat, S-n-a-k-e-sl @
With apologies to Puck for the partial adap-
tation of the last. five lines.
Want any more samples?
.. WINS Z
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
FRANS FRANsSON TO BUILD.
New Brick Store Building on
the West Side.

Frans Franson has decided to
erect brick store building this
fall on his lot on the west side,
where he was located before he
he was burned out some years
ago. The building is to be
25x85 it., one story high, and
basement. The building will be a
valuable improvement to the town.
Bert D. Keck, architect, of Crooks
ton, is to furnish the plans, which
will be ready in a few days. =
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
Real Estate Auction Sale.

I will sell, on Tuesday, Sept. 1st,
1903, at public auction, in front of
the "Ogahmah Hotel, in the city of
Thief River Falls, MINI, at l O clock
p. m., my driving team, buggy and
harness, to the highest bidder, and
will at the same time offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, some of the
very best business and residence
property in the city of Thief River
Falls.
Abstract and warranty deed fur
nished with each piece of property
sold. I WILEY TINDOLPH.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
(First Publication August q. ,
Mortgage Sra.

Whereas, default has oSeh nude ir the con-
Gittons Gt sn ol ea mertsage deed. bearing
made by William Mc0 0ohheli ana Mary McCon-.
9eA his wife, mortgagors. to jeremiah S.
Coughlln, mortgagee. and recorded in the office
% 0! tne register OF Deeds in and for Marshall.
county, State of Minnesota, on the 9th day of
September A. D. 1885, in Book B of Mortgages,
on page 2l6 thereof, conveying as security
being in said Marshall County, Minnesota. de-
Scribed as follows, to-wit: The northwest quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter nwA ne1) and
LOIS lots numbered 6una6 one % az and FIVE o. OF section
dred and ffty-eight N58 north of range fifty
(5O west. This mortgage. together with the
were thereafter duly assigned by said Jeremiah
S: Coughlin to Ole Teigen. by an instrument in
writing bearing date the 18th day Of Septen-
81 ~ the tb
day OF September; a. d. 1902, in book IS OF
mortgages. on page 233 thereof. There is
OF this notice the sum Of Five hundred. fifty
two and 4O-10O 1852. .40 dollars including princi-
pal and interest. according to the conditions OF
said note, which bears M same date as said mort
gage; also the sum OF 417. 50 taxes on said lands
paid by said assignee. No proceedings tlawi
or otherwise have been instituted to recover
said sum or any part thereof.
: NOW, THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given
that by virtue of the power OF sale in said
mortgage contained. and pursuant to the stat
ute in such case made and provided. said mort
gage will be fOreclOSed and the lands therein
and above described will be sold by the Sherin
of sold Marshall County, at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder, at the front door Of
the Court house, in the village of Warren in
said County of Marshall, on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1903, at one O'Clock in the after
noon. to satisfy, so far as may be, said mortgage
debt, with interest and the cost OF this fore
closure allowed by law including an attorneys
fee OF fifty dollars, as stipulated in said mort,
gage. 555is
Dated, August 26th. A. D. 1903
OLE TEIGEN,
Assignee of MOrtgagee.
FRANCIS BERGsTROM ls:t 6
Attorney for said Assignee.
CroOkston Minnesota
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
George also has a 10 hors

gers. George also has a 10 horse
power automobile in course of con-
struction that when completed will
DO the freighting between here and
Roseau. The new machine is being
built at the Stockland foundry and
promises to be a success in every
particular. Mr.. Roberts is to be
complimented on his enterprising
efforts to give his customers the
best Of service on the Roseau line.
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
Swedish Mission Church.

Services in the Mission church
next Sunday.
Prof. G. J. Andrews, from Mime
apolis, will preach at Viking 1870
a. M; Warren, 8 p. m.
Rev. 0. ]. Lundell will preach at
the schoolhouse near Gust Peter
sons place, town Of Brislet, at 1890
a. M. 1s IF ss
Warren sheaf., 1903-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by G. A. Nelson, Official
AbStractOr of Marshall .
County.


United States to Archie Claud
Mcmillan, sW4 sec Is 157 40. 5000.
John G.. Stein to Carl E. Carlquist
and ions P. Landbeck, 25 feet of
lot 21 block 8 Stephen, $780,. =
. Vernie Crandall to Lydia Jane
Crandall, two acres in sec 30 158 46,
$500. -,
Eugene Gaulet to AugustF F. Prizes,
nw4 sec 20 156 48 $3.50. II
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Argyle to Peter Butler, sci sec l6
156 40, $4,000.
Peter Butler to G. H. Hopwood, :
sci sec l6 156 49, $52OO.
John Kittleson to Andrew Kittle-
son, e3 WI sec 16 156 49
Andrew Kittleson to Charles H.
Hopwood, nw} sec 2l, e3 WI and ne4
sec 16 156 49 $4,000.
Charles H. Hopwood to J. L. Sny-
der & S. H. Donovan, nw4 sec 21, e4
WI and e3 sec 16 1856 49, $243O0.
A. B. Helgeson to Ole S. Ost-
gard, So sci, sci sw4 sec 10, nef
nw+ sec 80 157 AZ, $210O.
Bertel J. Bake to Oscar A. An
seth, swf nw4 sec l., 81 ne4, nw4
set sec 2 155 A. $4,000. ..
e
Anton Gullickson to Gunder o.
son, nw4 sec l3 $50 so $1,000.
Carl Eklund to Moses Holson, ne{
! lIs1s9. q s4A. AcllA
a. Kallock u e Kal laolrs Is
Thorvold T Lokken, lot2 sec 18 155
so, 5000.
: Thorvold Lokken to Mrs Emma I
Theige, lot 2 sec l8 l55 50, $500.