Warren sheaf., 1903-07-09
D. B. Bake was over from
Thief River Falls to day.

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Rev. Williams, of Crookston,
Sunday School missionary for this
district, is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Rue and
son went to Hallock, Friday, to visit
a cousin of Mrs. Rue and take in
the celebration on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Kezar and a
number Of the children drove to
Acton, N. D., to visit a sister OF
Mrs. Kezar's on the Fourth.
The Warren Cornet Band went
to Hallock to discourse sweet strains
Of music at the Fair and Fourth OF
July celebration at that place.
The county commissioners will
convene on July 18th for regular
business, and on the goth they will
meet as a board OF equalization.
Mrs. G.. G.. Peterson, and her
two children, Of Lindsborg, Kan.
arrived Wednesday morning for a
visit with her brother, Albin Young,
and other relatives and friends.
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Ole Hage, a well-to-do farmer of
Halstad, Minn., came up the Fourth
to visit his good boy, Rasmus, the
bookkeeper with the Vega Land
Company.
Thomas Topper returned, Mon
day, to his home in New York state
after pleasant visit with his child
rem and numerous friends in Mar
shall county.
Leonard Peacock and Laurence
Furgeson spent the Fourth in Thief
River Falls. They intended to visit
friends near Red Lake Falls and
Crookston on the way home but
Laurence had the misfortune to lose
one Of his horses, so they returned
with the rest OF the party. Thanks
to Jack Edgar.
quite anumber Of the neighbors
gathered at the home of Mrs. John
Furgeson to spend the Fourth AL
though it was rainy they had a very
enjoyable time, lots of good things
to eat, green peas and new potatoes
in abundance. Among the visitors
were friends from Minot, N. D., and
Moorhead, Mimi.
&C. A. Tullar, wife and daughter,
Minnie, attended the Chatauqua
gathering, at DEVILS Lake, N. D..
this week, returning Wednesday.
The gathering is very large and the
exercises interesting. Mr.. Tullar
reports the crops in a much worse
condition in that direction than here.
Laurence Furguson had the
misfortune to lose one of his horses
in Thief River Falls on the Fourth.
About two hours after it was put in
the barn it was discovered, by the
hostler, with the halter rope wound
round it's neck and just alive. The
rope was cut but it was too late. 1t
is supposed the horse was sick with
collie and in rolling got cast in the
manner described. He procured
thills for his buggy and drove one
horse home.
Judge Grindeland returned
home, Monday, from Ada where he
delivered the Fourth of July oration
to large gathering of people. He
says they had good time, notwith-
standing the rain. A feature of the
celebration was the ball game be-
tween the White Earth Indians and
the Ada nine. A good, strong game
was played, the redmen winning bv
a score of 2 to l in their favor. An
unfortunate affair in connection with
the celebration was the killing of an
Indian at the Indian camp early in
the morning after the Fourth.
About two weeks ago, a team
hitched to lumber wagon loaded
with manure, on the Winchester
farm, started to runaway. Ole OF.
son, who was standing near by, tried
to catch the horses by the bits, but
was thrown under their feet, the
wagon wheels passing over his body
just above his hips, injuring him
internally. He was taken to the
city hospital where he suffered ar
attack Of Inflammation OF the bowels
as result of his injury. He has