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Warren sheaf., 1905-03-23
Fresh Fish served every
day. Oysters any style.
Everything that belongs
to an up-tO-date COnfeC-
tiOndry store you will
find here.
Letter From Sweden.
Uggeltorp, Hulterstad,
Molby, Sweden, Mch. /, O5.

~
EDITOR SHEAF:
AS my former letter was pub
lished, will write again and try to
give your readers some idea about
Sweden. I have nothing special to
do, and my future wife, Gerda, is
away travelling, so it is with pleas
ure that take my pen to write
these lines giving my impressions.
[ and Gerda were at Tranos, 18
miles from here, visiting David
Gustafson, of Viking, Minn., and
now we have been to Stockholm,
where we stayed a week. Mr..
Gustafson went along to Stockholm,
as he has a brother there, a mer-
chant, whom he wanted to see. But
we had no acquaintances, so the
purse had tosuffer in consequence,
as everything is high and tips are
constantly demanded. The weather
was fine, the temperature being be-
low the freezing point. This was
between Feb. II and "a. Masonry
work was in full progress, and even
the women had to be along carrying
the hod. Stockholm has 300, 900 in
habitants. It is a beautiful city,
picturesquely situated on islands
and peninsulas, separated by sounds
and bays. passed through all the
rooms in the Kings palace, and |
must say they were fine. 1 cannot
describe how each looked, as it
would require whole newspaper
to do so. The royal family was not
at home at the time, being at Chris
tiania, Norway, but the crown prince
was at home. though at the time OF
my visit he was in the large new
capitol building.
We also visited "Djurgarden, .
the famous park, where many inter
esting things were seen. Here is
the geological garden, and large
antiquary collection of old buildings
from different parts of Sweden and
other articles from the olden time OF
this very old Kingdom.
The national museum, containing
the government historical and art
collection, is located here, and life
size wax figures of the old kings
and great men of the country, may
be seen here. Kings garden and
Hop garden, are two beautiful
promenades. The royal theater is
also place of interest, and Bern S
salong, fine cafe, where the best
of music may be heard. Haga,
Ulriksdal and Drottningsholm are
beautiful places in the vicinity.
And now lastly, 1 will invite all
who know me in Warren and Viking,
to my wedding on March Is, 1905,
when [ am to be united in marriage
to Miss Gerda HARRISON at St. Lang
aryd. Hulterstad.. No regrets are
accepted. We expect to leave
Gothenburg for America the latter
part of March.
Respectfully,
C.. O. FRANSON
Warren sheaf., 1905-03-23
Chickens Scratch No More

A Garden City, S. D., man has invent,
ed contrivance for attaching to the
legs OF chickens, which compels them to
keep walking until it is taken off. It is
asserted that the invention will prove q
godsend to townspeople with gardens,
as the neighbor's chickens, when caught
and the patent attached. are forced to
walk right out of the garden
Warren sheaf., 1905-03-23
No Gout at That Price.

Not only has an Iowa woman been
feeding each member of her family for
year on an average of nine cents
day, but she points with considerable
pride to the fact that not one Of them
Is afflicted with the gout.
Warren sheaf., 1905-03-23

>'A0AAS~SSJ
Ground feed on hand at all times
at the Warren FIGURING Mills.
Nels Malm, of Bigwoods, was in
town Tuesday.
p. P. Stromgren left Monday on
visit to Englund, MINI.
Carl Lind left Saturday on bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities.
Vim. Guard arrived Tuesday
morning from Illinois to sell his
farm near here.
Mrs. Hans Halvorson came down
from Hallock Saturday evening for
a visit.
Will Freeman spent Sunday in
Crookston with friends and rela-
tives, returning to Warren Monday
morning.
You will miss it if you don't get
one of those reliable Van Brunt
drills from LUNDGREN, WITTENsTEN
& Co.
The Warren Dairy Co. pays the
highest market price for cream. In
the east basement First National
Bank Bldg.
Don't forget the basket social
Tuesday evening, March %, at Odd
Fellows hall, for the benefit of the
M. B. A. lodge.
What drill has the best reputa-
ton? It is surely the Van Brunt.
Sold by Lundgren, Wittensten &
Co.
The boys basket ball team of the
Warren High School will play the
Ada boys team at the Warren opera
house on March 9th.
Take your cream to the Warren
Dairy Co. Correct test, highest
price. Basement First National
Bank Building.
0. NJ. Omlie, real estate man Of
aGrafton, n. D., was at the court
house Tuesday looking up taxes on
lands owned by him in Marshall
county.
The young people in the city are
getting up an amateur play called
. A Night Off, . to be presented IN
the near future. The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the Warren
Commercial Club.
No experiment at the farmers ex-
pense with the Kentucky Disc Drill
The Kentucky will cultivate the
ground thoroughly and work in any
soil in Marshall county east or west.
Fully guaranteed.
POWELL WOOD & Co.
Frank Wittensten returned home
Sunday from the State Agricultural
College, of which institution he is a
student. The closing exercises
were held last Friday. The work
,of the year has been very successful,
the total enrolment being over 700.
P. J. Turnlund has been appointed
postmaster at Juvik in place of L.
o. Dahlin. Mr.. Turnlund has for
warded his bond to the department,
and as soon as it is acted upon he
will receive his commission and
take charge of the Office.
Ole Peterson, of Oak Park, re-
turned Sunday from Rochester,
Mimi, where he has had delicate
.oreration performed. He has been
a sufferer with kidney trouble dur
ing the past year and a half. An
examination by the physician re-
yealed that one of his kidneys was
diseased and the other one in a nor
NAL healthy condition. An opera
tion was then resorted to to remove
the diseased kidney. The operation
was successful and Mr.. Peterson
returned home minus kidney, but
a well man, although a little weak
as yet from the operation.
Halvor Gunderson came down
from Baudette, Monday evening
and proceeded next day to his home
on Red river, where he will look
after his farming operations for a
while. Mr.. Gunderson is interested
with Grand Forks parties in big
saw mill that has been built the past
winter at Baudette, and which COM
menced to manufacture lumber
couple weeks ago. A planer and
tedger will be added to the plant
during the summer. There is an
immense amount of timber in the
Warren sheaf., 1905-03-23

Where Napoleon Tripped.
Oyama has been called the japanese
Napoleon. Then let him keep away
from Moscow.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published 10 Comply With State Law.
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation TO Ordinances.

Be Ordained by Springs:
of the of Idaho
papers general euon published in sad ei at leaat
passed City
oanee shalt within y eishi @ haU asr @ s aen 81 Of T the coa Se
e sba m n uh % orsnasee m a S spPgSag G a. h rs % % % % ass %
& %h his thereto In writing The Council shall ause such OBJ
at the The meeting consider Shall
in
nes Subsequent meeting TN %
become valid ordinance like
' the fa Sa of % pfss"s % nr @
publication newspaper or nexsapeTs @ o'Ae
s the q aso s or @ s.e % hs %
son Q Of ss @ @ ordnance an G % h be ] b IN the the
and those
published % soe h ipGh ~ b .ae % epS dc and approval @
que o. ue9 & by aav Of the printer publisher shall be
ord @ 81 such One insertion in such
% s ss sn s S s sad Be- a1s @
days sse,an aa he pyssa,on utilization
or modified by
U ordnanee peang lime OK ] e ae @
any sn oananee s Or @ % % h 81 sss
peal shall in be
Section when ordinance or
such former ordinance clause section unless
both Whenever @ p h
der only males whenever he
i poved tsss s 9sse ses s s n sns
sse % ,l any spfsss p
anu ordnance hsr the doing of any act or til. om.
person conctes Of % h
shall be adjudred fine
snnee ha be construed " mean and stand in lieu of
Section T. M All inconsistent with the
Council T % the cty Of Springs an, -,
A "A d. 1905
Attest: Mayor
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all and all waters De drawn
cleaned and kept
beyond the limits OF burned or buried
Health notice
be
shall abae
he shall rdeem advisable and
the duty the said officer proceed the expiration Of the time
specified abated Provided
be found be found the said ocer
accord
which found the occupant
hereupon suit shall be instituted the OF the City OF Idaho
o e a
ordinance,
chargeabe
len n
Whenever shall
abated in such manner as he may dree.
provisions of
this
day Of D. 1906
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
HaiIstone Lore,

Oregon modesty came to the front
with hailstones the size Of cherries.
Now Algeria goes one better with hall
stones the size of hens eggs. which
devastated territory 120 miles long
by six wide.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
The Mighty Danube.

The Danube flows through Countries
in which fifty-two languages and dIa-
Iects are spoken. It Is 1000 miles in
length. and bears on its current four.
ffths Of the commerce Of eastern Ed
rope.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Potatoes for Pen wiper..

A certain London hotel used a bush
ei OF potatoes year for penwipers on
the tables In the writing rooms. 1t is
claimed that potato wiper is the best
preservative that can be obtained for
the pen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
A citY'a Charm.

would rather be clerk in the
midst Of noise and hustle than lead an
aimless country life. To study ma
ture Is good. but to study human ma
turs In the city OF London is best OF
ail.-Mr. H. Hill
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

s chg e any ss @ s % sss q Msg .a
''''seas sn q s ss ls4l a a . af t license register in which sa. s
a BEEN the s ns % @ @ e and @ ne shs a1s % ss % sss s a
snail haae en granted the aaon @ me- & aeeo
Of any
nne m large within ahis eiy o e m made
PERM
g. ] il. r en- & II ,ss s &c shall shall ss e
u y s s o. 5 s sns = q .sas . % h n @ II M
in in
such % a ar .s 's, me- 9 % G Mas' sa'lss or s .s s s
az asS5 aFs9a TO i s an al & @ % ss
% and disposed @ as viii ss S @ sa o@ s or s
@ ss @ % 4 a Of @ % g. s name e @ nons % Eli ii p % at ss
@uas being aPse ~h sss @ " as
within
purpose
e ] ss,.a, ), sss
less than three nor Than .sr1 any collars
generally.
$ asa,s @ @ ,s % % or s ss5 he @ 1a" &c ss s % s ' s ss.%s %
the 5s any s s city %s
sa. sas a
paeards of
Section city,
public subject 1e
edns ten dollars In every case an win Ike fine for every oeight
No a.alsr
a % sa sa7ssss % % % @ ] % % or d's @ se ss hs % @
or qi or or n any ns @ Ta9's5 $ other aaG Ps5 % ss pR
% su condition sn as % % ae1es E to- os & any Injurious
Soe S1eh other person
other
any duty
o. The & Owner @ & OF keeper thereof % e as body such animal
the shall be deemed and such or the
= ,s
% Ss ';'s ; 3 sa @ e :ssss ssss. s
sa & ap as anl % = r @ aSe % aas @ N % person Ass ss r.
foregoing raS Of his or any other
a @ % oash as % s s @ SShs %fs ns a1i Or G n
'e as
So s peS sS a II M Ivy any street alley
& hoss aer a & ss so Sa'
p tRo aso % an, @ S saliva ss a1s as
s sdns ss 1R9a any
san building
building within this CITY ANY violating of the provisions Of mi,
s ssn oas sn as %Rn
shaI O
cellar sewe
a o public s health 5 s Sos ass an snA a s
a boz se%s % % nasne of % T a a ps % @ % ali s % Ss5 for s %
ether specific provisions ordinance
Section 49, No shall this deposit
@ Whatever a ba % aPhe P n % @ % % Or ha % @ sU1Ssson s % any an thar ar
3nsse others Injurious health shah his
Others private he
ss'a
I n a % 10 b % GhsSs nat @ shall S be nsassoes OF or onnss
nature become
Section Z. Every
e Of
calf Section u - - ANY the
sidewalk outside
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

a s @s Of hi his e and any
Tie CIT, Police Force Force and ein a Of
psered ami
other n eharse & q said I'D % P9nnd @ or # should become
mpoand such animal at geh pom pound the said
animal mas be mpolnaed any o M po m p @ o any such
q the pound 2 one a. % @ ps 3 nn a one m @ % near ca @ as
~ ma, e tSt d a @ ssd animals shall Be claimed and cost
eIs 3 a ] nee rh @ s s no BE- eas @ taa1
soaaain @ hea he report mpoandns
% % ud IN % % @ % sl.sq BRANDED and a$ ks found
m desepGon
section the shall claim Of the
erasd 5gcaasa impoandins
Of under this
The Marshal police
maxim and
the notice
and selling % each & animal " public sale one dollar u and
aerns Of such animal the actual cost thereof not to exceed the sum Of
section The Police Magistrate
allowed him by law trials for violations Of ordinances
paid Within the ne stated in said po notice
HHle oath 20 h aee1 al he % ani1s therein we're
@ he had caused ad aas be mpoaded AND had dy posted
tnounaias. Of
Tas % RAJ shall % as:ss, s
he
an Of the material facts The me Aagls shall
9a as m ~ % case as to the matters IAN alleged she complain, & and
~ 6ne h nspl MA ,ss oroxisns % 81 his ar9s,n a5S ,ay ae
@ variant and upon court and & l,ins OF me
mponaei
be s3il 70 sa,sfy 5e jaagment and costs 4
and COST he Marshal ba rh % rsleaSe nd @ ahp5ai & % gpm @ ls dea
charge them defendant
aaa then shah be the aay The Marshal advertise and sell said
6p proceeds the payment The
@ Ahl i ana accrued costs and shall pay over any surplus TO the
laeA Judgment Magistrate
judgments OF ando
Section u Il The be
Unknown owner
section AHeis it The lAe
WHEREAS rh Marshal city complained
at city andth owner Of
SOW. THEREFORE, S hereby given be
The hour where
ay hand and sa1 sea o y e sees 70 90 50
The
asra,s r1'arn 1 Of saia % ndice @
n s ny 1a9 aaa & pases Of posting endorsed & @ thereon
notice the agta shall
@ d MS l'a a5aasace ia S so
receive ssaen the eopan1 and he asai
aosa Procses
shaI be paid 70 the city
tie animals npouadsa to be anod To h
M Marshal all against them al the
'a & 'eS enf G % oans s % p n nS % ns c & TFeasG %
Provided such THSP shall % ae @ sppsaon @ % ,herefor @
mai proof Of ownership within the
w Section @ IL No shal break
seae aid confined except the
Violate anu Of the p9orSons pr @ @ mar his
hai Be fined ATTY
and control run large within the
% oTe sSa0 ten na dollars % con-
@ four and ave P block n
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Two Points q vIevv.

A young fellow says: .Oh. that vas
. long time ago: nve or six yearr.-
An old fellow says: "oh, that ~
some time ago: forty or nifty yeern-
Atchison. KAN. Globe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Potatoes for pI.hets.

DR.. Mosse, French physician, A.
firmed the good results OF adminis-
tering potatoes in certain forms cf
diabetes. He states that he has Of.
fected cures by this means.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Pennies with 3 cro.e.

Until the reign Of Edward I. pennies
we're s.--ck with cross, 10 deeolv
indenfed rat II might be easily parted
into two alt pence, and into four for
farthings.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
panaers to BE AxoIded.

To live beyond ones income Is un.
wise; to live below that OF ones neigh.
Dor is criminal. It Is dangerous to be
out Of London In Jnne: ones absence
may not be noticed. Books OF Today.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
ARTICLE II.
Concerning Dogs.

Seo9n No shall to large
et highway.
had
his
be by
~ s % dSs TO The city Marshal Of the Such license
Official of
s m @ ] su and shan set forth the object and period for
@ OF the sum of hve dollars fy
section !. hereby made the duty
in
a saa Marshal and make to him
aus OF Marshal to
or ne ensuing
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Animals Running at Large.

pe /, Ordained BY The city Council q nc cy Of idah
ARTICLE !.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE

PublIshed % Comply with me State Law
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Attest:

80 --.-....-......
City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Attest

City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

icle used TO transport manure. garbage,
IS city. shall be fitted with a substantial
Of such filth will be scattered or thrown
nall expose the carcass or parts of any
r with the hide on OF otherwise. on the
ID or place OF business In this city. shall
all suffer or permit any mill race. water
: OF carrying water to or from any mill.
dings. to or from any lot or other prem
to overflow. undermine, or otherwise in
alley or other public highway. or to over
any house. lot or premises in this city,
Iisance.
! prohibited by this ordinance or any Of
.rwise specified, shall be deemed a nuis.
n hereafter make or cause to be made or
same or Increase the same. or suffer or
.ified in this ordinance or OF any OF the
ontinue the same. or suffer or permit the
y this ordinance or any Of the provisions
lis ordinance and not otherwise specified,
sance.
all be the author OF any nuisance or for
iance. or shall violate any of the provis-
lther penalty Is specified. shall be deemed
conviction thereof. be fined not less than
ars.
.arrying into effect the provisions Of this
: City Marshal and such other onicers a.
city C0unctl, Mayor, or Board OF Health.
.ause to be abated all nufsances declared
each ard all Of said oflcers shall have
order of the Mayor or of the Board OF
20 enter any store. house, stable or other
aised, = he or they deem II necessary In
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Hnsaited hides for a period exec in
Section II. Any cellar. xanif. d
upon or within any private premis
Hauseous or offensive 10 Others or Il
iiuiatidn or deposition Of nauseous.
shall be deemed nuisance. This
ether specific provisions are made IL
Section 10. No person shall In
sewer. sewer inlet or priyy vault TIA
ticie whatever that might cause the
I might cause such sewe9. sewer int
offensive to others or Injurious 10 p
/ deposit or throw upon. or cause
private premises of others. or upon
whole or in part OF In which he ma
he may have possession or control
whether liquid. solid or otherwise. :
ers or Injurious to public health. O
nature to become nauseous or offeus
through an accumulation or deposit
Section IL. Every cart or vef
swill or offal. in any highway in th
tight box thereon. so that no portion
into such highway.
Section Is. Any person who !
calf. steer. OK or other animal. eth
sidewalk or outside OF any meat sh
be deemed the author of a nuisance
Section i6. Any person who 81
course or ditch used for the purpns
foundry. machine shop or other bni
ises belonging TO or occupied by hin
jnre or obstrucf any street. avenue
flow. undermine or otherwise injurs
shall be deemed the author of a nj
Section IL. Any state of thing
the provisions thereof. and not 9th
ance.
Section Is Any person who sb;
exist or shall maintain or cause tht
permit the same. any nuisance spe
provisions hereof. and any person
made or exist. or shall maintain or ,
same. any state of things prohibited
hereof. in any manner specified in ii
shall be deemed the author OF a nu
Section 10. Any person who ST
hidden thing as defined In this ordi
ions Of this ordinance. for which no
guilty OF a misdemeanor. and, upon
FIVE nor more than two hundred dol
Section 20. For the purpose of
ordinance. II shall be the duty of II
may be directed or deputed by the
from time to time. to ascertain and
to be such by this ordinance. and
power. ~ all times. upon written
Health. between sunrise and sunset
building. and cause the floors to be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-01

vestments this season, two of which he
will improve. This particular observer
has the advantage of having been since
his boyhood, a resident of Minneapolis,
altho he is also a business citizen of Los
Angeles. He has a mental birdseye
view of Minneapolis! for a half century
and at the same time is absent long
enough to get a somewhat different
view Of developments from permanent
citizen. 49, - r.
The advice which Mr.. Curtis offers is
for local buyers to invest and to reap
the advantage which in the rapid APP
probation Of values several years &C
crqed to outside capital: ,.97. II
WHEN Mn yr year DID, fogEXqh 2 X
rents. to Minneapolis. He as boy sold
the first copy Of an evening paper on
| the streets, rode on the first locomotive
| that crossed the river at Fourth avenue
| N, and rode on the first locomotive that
| went over the rails to Lake Minneton-
| ka. He had his first experience in sell
ing real estate here and developed into
builder, following in the footsteps of
I his father, Theodore Lincoln Curtis
who died in 1875. ~
The choice Of profession came
about in manner which has a direct
i bearing on the present conditions in
real estate Mr.. Curtis. and his mother
lived at Third avenue N and Fourth
street. Being approached by a pros
pective buyer of their homestead they
were willing to sell for $4,000. One
year later the buyer resold the prop
Curtis perception. He discovered tina
his property had had dormant value
of which he had not been cognizant
| Eighteen thousand dollars seemed
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good price for what appeared to its
owner to be a rather hopelessly stu
ated homestead, backing up on noisy
railroad tracks. ~ To the foresighted
buyer it had a tremendous intrinsic
value, for future wholesale purposes.
The value was there, but not recog
nlzed by its owner altho lit had been
growing for years. IT. ..1r .-.z
Similar conditions are to be found in
Minneapolis real estate now. 1t has a
value which has been growing for the
last twelve years, but which has not
developed. When it does transpire,
prices will 60 up and heavy profits will
be made. Mr.. Curtis experience as a
boy, with Investigations conducted
since his recent return after a long alb
sence, convinces him that the investor
now is going to reap good returns soon.
present that l did in 1884, says Mr.
Curtis. On Men buying now will get the
advantage of twelve years advance, in
one year. If I buy now and make a
good purchase get the advantage of
twelve years advance which is develop
| ing now. When we sold our home
stead for $4,000, which was resold al
100000, the value was already there
! but we did not see it. We saw moth
ing but an old homestead, but the buyer
saw it was a wholesale district, back
ing up on the railroad tracks. What h
bought for $50 foot he sold at from
$500 to 5000 foot.
"This Mcknight has seen it and viii
make from $2,00O,0O0 to $3,OOO,OOO OF
the advance which the property he ha
been buying will show.
!. L should like to see local peopl
get the advantage, rather than the east