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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12

Roseau is going to have a band.
The hustlers up there are not going.
to miss any chance to toot their horn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Commission to Regulate It on the
New Jersey Coast Appointed
by Governor. I

Trenton, N. J.-Gov. Stokes has ap-
pointed a committee to investigate the
subject of salt water fishing and to re-
port to the legislature a suitable plan
for the regulation of this business and
sport. The commission is created by
resolution recently introduced in the
legislature by Senator Wood McKee, of
Passaic county. The members of the
committee will have meeting at the
statehouse soon, when opportunity will
lie given for all phases of the subject
10 be ventilated.
The subject has been ventilated
many times before, but on occasions
the commission always has been COM
posed largely Of men interested in
men?a Zen fishing. This time it is be-
]ieved that an equal show will be-
given the hook and line fishermen.
Ocean county borders upon Barne-
gat bay, the great fishing resort of
New Jersey, and Senator Shinn's con-
st.tuents are made up largely of hotel
and cottage owners, fishermen and
boatmen, all OF whom would benefit
by the enactment of law to permit
che edible fish to come up into the bay
instead of being scooped up by the
menhaIen fishers and ground into fer
tilizers, or by pound nets and held in
cold storage for months at. time in
order that prices may not be lowered
in Philadelphia and New York.
Jersey line fishermen, as well as
thousands of sportsmen from other
states, have for years been demanding
a law that will give them protection
from the menhaden and pound fishers,
and they are hopeful that such a law
will be the outcome of this years com.
mission and its work.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
How It's Done In Minneapolis.

special inspector OF the sanitary
condition of Minneapolis" is a high
sounding title, but it does not sound
nearly so ambitious as are the hopes
OF the women Of the improvement
league, who will petition the mayor
to appoint representatives of their
sex to hill the office.
The women have made up their
minds that Minneapolis is to look her
prettiest this summer when the city
is thronged with visitors, and when
woman once makes up her mind a
thing is as good as done even such a
big undertaking as the proper clean
ing of Minneapolis. They aim to
make it a real city beautiful and
they will not stop at anything, even
the arrest of rebellious property
owners, who think big heap Of
ashes and tin cans an ornament to
any lot. They will keep their eyes
open, and when a woman is looking
for anything she can generally find
it, so the only way mere man can
keep favorite heap of rubbish will
be under a cover, away from the spy
ing glances of the inspectors.
The city engineer has charge of all
street cleaning and it is expected
that the council will authorize him
to appoint man who will confer
with the women, hear their reports
and protests, and then see that what
they want is done.
''We have no intentions of dispens-
ing with the men, - chorus the wo-
men. "We need them in city clean
ing just as we do in housecleaning." :"
= So everybody in Minneapolis will
be enlisted in this gigantic house.
cleaning, not only because the wo-
men are interested but because of
civic pride. Civic pride, according
to the women, is great lever and it
is even capable of removing ashes
and tin cans if it is rightly applied
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Jim Key.

The wonderfully trained horse
Jim Key has been exhibited at
Minneapolis and St. Paul during the
past week, for thebenetit of the child
ren especially. We saw this fine an
imal at the St. Louis exposition, and
watched him solve problems in addi-
tion and subtraction, and spell words,
just as if endowed With human in
telligence. All these things he has
been taught to do not by the use of
the whip but by kind treatment and
in elligent handling on the part of his
keeper. AS a result of jim Keys
visit many bands Of mercy have been
formed among the children, organiza-
tions whose object is to-~.inculcate
principles Of kindness to animals.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Easter.

Next Sunday is Easter one of the
great holidays of the Christian
church. 1t is an old festival, and
even pagan nations before the advent
of Christianity had corresponding
festal day. Easter originally comes
from the word east, where the sun
rises. and thus signifies the morning,
the dawn, the herald of new day,
the bringing of light and warmth
and new life. Closely allied to this
idea is the thought of the resurrec-
tion the rising from the dead,
taught by the Christian church.
Coming at. the time of the year also
when the sun has returned from the
south and freed the northern land
scape from the embrace of winter,
and stirred nature to new life and
activity, this festival is doubly
symbolical of new life, and should
cause new hope and new aspirations
in every human breast. When we
behold the buds swell and unfold,
the grass to peep through the earth,
the birds come back to their accus-
toned haunts and fill the balmy ali
with their song, then has not, man
also reason to rejoice with the rest
OF Gods creation. Let US be thank
full that there is SO much light, and
warmth and life in both the physical
and religious world round about US.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12

Call on the SHEAF when you want
up -to-date printing done.
Greedy Carr will remove to Mime
apolis and enter on the practice of law
in partnership with Frank Larrabee,
the noted criminal lawyer.
The state has confscated the LOGS
of two loggers, one at Deer River and
one at Longville, and also collected
double damages for cutting them al
though the trespass was unintention-
al.
Judges Watts and Grindeland have
named G. X. Semling, of Halstad, to
he,clerk Of the district court OF Nor
man County at Ada in place Of G. E..
Ward who has been appointed post
master of Ada.
The city waterWorks at Hallock are
on a paying basis and there is some
talk of extending the mains which
will further increase the revenue of
the city. They are also getting ready
to build an extension to the fire hall.
D. H. Benson has on exhibition. at
his store. three little bears caught by
himself and Archie Alley. They shot
the mother bear and captured the lit
tie fellows, which are about three
weeks old. The cubs were still in
the den and were dug out by Mr..
Benson and Mr.. Alley.-Roseau
Times.
AS a sample of what ''progress and
development' has done for US poor
suckers it may be stated that the
Iowa and Kansas corn cob is used fo1
the making of pure maple syrup that
brings a better price than the Yer
mont product after which the resi-
due is used in the manufacture of a
breakfast food SO popular that it sells
for 10 cents per pound Let US have
bacon and eggs for breakfast. please.
The good old Irish potato too, is
seldom counterfeited or adulterated
|-Ortonville Herald Starr.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12

Andrew Carnegie has offered to
give $l2500 to Concordia College,
Moorhead, on condition that the
trustees raise the balance necessary
to erect $50, 900 building.
The good roads convention held in
Warren Tuesday Of last week is re-
ported to have been hummer and
productive of considerable good.
Some time in the not far distant fu-
ture perhaps we will have a conven-
tion Of this sort in Middle River
Middle River Pioneer.
The Roseau Region says the whole
sale murderers at Minneapolis should
have formed corporation so they
might have taken refuge under the
Beef Trust decision of Judge Hum
phreys and escaped personal or in
dividual punishment and let the cor
pration be hung for the crime.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Rural Mail Carriers Have the
Right OF Way.

The postmaster general has issued
notice that all rural mail carriers
have the right of way on all country
roads and that all other carriages or
conveyances must surrender the right
of way to the rural mail carriers.
This order was issued as the result
of numerous complaints on the part
OF carriers who we're not able to de-
liver their mail in the specified time
because carriages and conveyances
which they met refused to give them
the right of way and often made it
necessary for them to drive slower or
to wait until the road was clear be-
fore they could proceed A fine will
be charged to all who in any way in
terfere with the speedy delivery OF
the rural mail, and as a Garner is al
so fined and sometimes deposed tor
late deliver; he will no doabt see to
it that the person responsible for his
delay will bear the punishment in
stead of himself.
Scratch tabs for sale at the Sheaf
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
EruptiOns Of Vesuyius.

A. u. 63.--Earthquake gives first
warning of activity of volcano.
|9-Flrst eruption. Pompeii buried
IN ashes, Herculaneum swept by
lava, and the smaller towns of
Stabiae, Retina and Oplontum des.
troyed. Loss of life enormous, no
trace being left of the five tow MS.
lo5o-Stream of liquid lava pours
forth. Vineyards obliterated: Sc
veral villages ruined, but inhabi-
tants escape.
l63l-Overwhelming disaster. Eigh-
teen thousand persons killed. Cra-
ter violently altered by eruption.
Lava reaches and destroys manv
coast towns. After Pompeii, the
worst eruption.
l676-Perpendicular eruption. Noun
tain dwellers terrified, but no lives
lost.
17O7-Vesuvius threatens Naples.
Residents pray in open streets
under black pail of smoke. Relics
of San Januarius paraded. Town
preserved.
l737-Great loss of property. Stream
OF lava mile wide sweeps moutain.
ESTIMATED that 800, ,00O,0 900 cubic
feet of mud poured forth.
1760-Eruption changes shape of
Vesuvius. New cones formed and
lava and smoke issue from many
sides.
l779-ShoWers of ashes, scoriae and
stones thrown to a great height;
stream Of lava poured down side of
cone.
l794-Violent outburst. Town of
Tore del Greco destroyed.
l622-Territic eruption; 500 feet OF
cone blown away. Top of cone, pre-
Vlously plain, torn off and chasm
formed three miles in circumfer-
ence and 938 feet deep. Pompei
threatened once more.
lS34-Village of 500 houses wiped out
Inhabitants flee.
lS55-Flood of lava pours almost t(
the gates of Naples. Property
wrecked over an area of severa
square miles.
l865-Series of outbursts.
1872 Eruption adds to height of era
ter. Stones forty-ive feet in cir.
cumference hurled, into the air
Gases envelop seismic observatory
E Eight medical stud dents buried an,
other lives lost. Eleven: victim
unearthed alive. Most spectacula
eruption. Two floods of lava pour
ed out 10000, 600 feet within TWEEN
ty-four hours. The sea violentl,
disturbed.
1878, 1880 and l895-Minor outbursts
1900, 1903 and l9O5-Vesuyius active
One thousand eight hundred ant
forty-four explosions noted in ;
single day last autumn at the OBJ
servatory. Rocks two tons il
weight tossed from the crater.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Real Estate Transfers.

J Halyorson to Ole Newton se4 2;
156 80 $500
NJ Wisniewski to A Pokszywinsk
10 acres Of sw4 ne4 8 1856 so $50
Same to j Gornowicz VIZ swA
ne4 8 156 SO SlO0
Carl Svenson to Severt Mortrud sL
se4 II 155 As $500
State Of Minnesota to 500 Line
ne4 nw4 II l54 a.
Same to same VIZ ne4 IL l54 A
Hilda johnson to J S LaDue sI
nw4 81 pe4 II l57 40 $1,000
Glenn N Nelson to Lawrence Gore
lot 2 blk Is H & B add Warren $50
q S to Ingebor Dokken e19 se4 sec
32 and nw4 sw4 33 l55 80
OF Svenson to G Nordlum lot 4
30 l57 AZ and M se4 se4 se4 25 Isl
43 S24OO
Herman Mende to W A Knapp M
nwA sw4 nw4 IS l55 At $2976
W A Knapp to A M Swanson SEX
~ LOO ~ S4SUU
q S to G O Sandland s19 se4 sec
20 and VIZ ne4 81 l56 80
Caroline Omlie to N Commo lots
4 5 y sec S and eH sw4 nw4 swA
sw4 nw4 4 l57 SO $4,000
MINI L & T Co to Bergstrom 1t
p blk IA Oslo S75
j Bergstrom to A Bosby 1t % blk
IA Oslo $50
P P Skarlem to G H Gunderson It's
5 6 and 80 155 so $3.50
. G H Gunderson to Maria Skarlem
10 acres in 1t 7 30 l55 SO 81
Probate Court to D W Hull ct a
sw4 20 l55 46
U S to Julius Dula sw4 Sc l56 Al
State of :.Minn to Julius Larson
sw4 se4l0 l5S As S240
G G Sormo to Mayme Knox seA
nw4 sH ne4 ne4 se4 l3 l56 4;
$4,000
MINI L & T Co to M E Anderson
1t l blk 4 Oslo $3.50
U S to ] otenvik ne4 nw4 81
nw4 nw..sw IA l55 40
U S to John Phillips s@ Sc 4sec q
and n1@ nw4 IS l56 AZ 5000
U S to Il Paullck sw4 ne4 % l5
43
MINI L & T Co to Tri-State Lane
Co all unsold lots in: townsites O
Viking, Radium, Alvarado and Oslo
US to ] T Holt It 6 35 155 AZ an,
lots 5 and and So nw1Af 2 154 4
S489. 10
MINI L & T Co to G H Ryding II
Is blk l3 Oslo $50
Probate Court to Emma Koppang
| 81 1t blk Warren
Emma Koppang to J Schmidt
Brewing Co same $500
Probate Court of Fillmore Count,
to J Kavanaugh ct al sw4 sw4 81
sw4 VIZ se4 q 155 At
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
STEPHEN.

: MISS Theresa Walters came ur
from Crookston on..Monday.
John P. Landbeck boarded the
flyer for Winnipeg and from there he
will go to Baudette, where he will
probably locate.
B. Crummy, Of Argyle, was seen in
Stephen Wednesday.
William Green, son of F. A. Green.
is up from Fargo to visit his parents.
He will leave this week for,,Bismark
N. D., where he has accepted a posi-
tlon as stenographer in the office of
the Clerk of the Supreme Counrt.
Martin Jensen, Andrew Anderson
and Owen Trynor went to Warren
last week to take the examination
for rural carriers, for the three free
delivery routes that are to start here
on May lst.
A beautiful wedding will take place
here next Sunday, when A. J. Love-
strom and Miss Mae McMahan are
to be united for life. Mr...Lovestrom
is employed in the Leader Office, and
MISS McMahan is the daughter of
Mr.. I. B. McMahan. They will leave
shortly for CulberGson, Montana,
where they will make their future
home.
A. j.. Nyland has painted his shop
and put up new awning.
Anton Heddan after spending the
winter in Norway returned to Steph-
en- last Thursday.
Magnus Olson has come back from
Warroad. where he has been holding
down his claim.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
AWFUL WRATH OF
MOUNT VESuV|US
The Noted Volcano is BeIchine
Death and Destruction
on Its Surroundings

Vesuvius, the most noted volcano
on earth, is now having one of the
most violent eruptions in it's history.
rlValling even the famous eruption
in 70 A. d. when the city of Pom
peii and Herculaneum we're destrov-
ed. For more than a week past it
has thrown out from it's crater i'm
mense quantities of smoke, hes,
|cinders, huge rocks and streams of
burning ava, causing panic, death
and destruction of property in the
surrounding villages and Cities And
the noise of the terrible explosions
inside the mountain, is heard for
more than 20 miles around.
The city of Bosco Tre-Case has been
burned by the descending stream of
lava. Tore del Greco, Sarno and
San Gennaro have been evacuated
and Portici, CirecelIo Poggio and
Morino are uninhabitable. Ottajano
and all the villages and towns in it's
neighborhood are nothing but ruins,
and at San Giuseppe the ashes and
sand are over four feet deep. The
scene along the roads as the people
fled from their homes to escape the
mountains wrath is said to have been
most heart rending. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 people have been render
ed homeless $40, 900, 900 worth of pro-
perty destroyed and several hundred
lives lost. Much of the loss of life
and bodily injury has come from the
falling in of roofs weighted down
with the ashes and cinders from the
volcano. In the city of Naples,
which is nearly 10 miles distant from
the crater of the volcano, the roof of
the market place collapsed from
this cause, and it is estimated 200
people were buried in the ruins. In
Ottajano 70 bodies have been taken
out of one church whose roof had COL
lapsed. 49,.
Ashes covers the entire surrounding
country to depth of several feet or
more, and makes the work OF rescue
very difficult. To wade through
such substance is worse than going
through an equal depth of snow, and
when in addition it is made Shiny by
rain, one can easily realize the
frightfulness of the conditions in
the stricken district. The ash laden
air also makes breathing difficult.
The Italian government is Going all
that pc ssibly can be done to rescue
the unfortunate people and alleviate
their sufferings. Troops have been
sent to the scene to assist in the
work, and maintain order.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
PETITION OUT FOR
COUNTY DIVISION,
The East Enders Want to PIav in
Their Own Yard by Their
Own Lonesome.

Along about Friday evening of last
week rumors began circulating that
there was something doing out on the
prairie in the way of county division.
The Stephen Leader had a line or
two stating that Attorney Carr had
been in that vicinity gathering sign
ers on petition Of that kind, and
next day the Thief River papers
brought reports from that quarter.
On Saturday Albert Dahlquist, a
former Warren boy, but now a mer-
chant of Middle River village, ap-
peared in this city bearing a petition
with blank lines enough on it to en-
roll the whole population and pro-
ceeded to canvas for signers. A
hasty glance at the document COLI
vlnced our reporter tnat it was
petition for the division of Marshall
county just as he said it was.
The proposition is to divide the
county straight north and south on
the line between Viking and New
Solum, making two counties Of
twentyfour townships each. The
name of the new county is to be Hia-
Watha, the county seat to be located
at the village of Middle River in
Spruce Valley Township, and the
county commissioners are to be Gus
tav Berg, Of ROLLS, 3. Svenson, Of
New Folden, c. Anderson, of Spruce
Valley, John Risberg, of Holt, and
N. Bundhund, of l56-4l, near Mud
Lake.
The law upon the method of pro-
curing division Of county or the
formation of new one, which in this
case is the same thing, demands that
the new county must contain 1000 in
habitants and must have an area Of
not less than 400 square miles. The
petition for an election shall name
five men who shall constitute the
first board of county commissioners; a
copy OF the petition and names of the
signers shall be filed with the county
auditor 80 days before election; the
petition itself is filed with the secre-
tary of state who notifies the COVER
nor who shall make proclamation OF
the fact 60 days before election ny
publication in newspaper at the
county seat of the county to be di-
vided.
Some years ago Crookston succeed
ed in defeating a proposition to divide
Polk County by getting up a scheme
for different division covering part
of the same territory thereby scatter
ing the vote so that none of them
got majority. This is no longer
possible as the law prohibits placing
more than one propositi ion affecting
the same territory before the voters
at any one election
A majority of the votes cast on
the proposition is necessary to carry
the question.
When the governor is satisfied that
the new county has been authorized
by majority of legal votes cast he
prOclaims the fact and the board
meets and organizes the new county
and appoints a complete set Of coun-
ty officers.
The new county must assume its
pro rata share of the Indebtedness Of
the old county lesst the appraised
value of the county buildings and
cash balances, and the commission
ers must at once proceed to levy a
tax to meet such indebtedness and
NAV also issue bonds to meet current
expenses up to the amount OF ten
Thousand dollars
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12

Scratch tabs for sale at the Sheaf
Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12

Martin Larson, who had the mis-
fortune of having his arm shot off is
improving rapidly. He was so far
recovered as to be able to be down
town last Monday. Mr.. Larson, al
tho feeling keenly the loss of his limb,
is optimistic and says that he realizes
that it might easily have been much
worse. -Roseau Times.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
Grain Acreage Increased.

Small grains, rye, barley and oats,
will be seeded over a larger acreage
this year in the northwest, if early
reports are safe indication. Wheat
seeding is getting under way again,
the rain OF Sunday having delayed
it. only slightly. : Advices from
western N North Dakota show the
work further along, generally, in
that part of the state, than in either
South Dakota or Minnesota, but with
dry weather for few days, Minne-
sofa will soon catch up.
The following summary of condi-
tions was issued Tuesday by the Van
Dusen-Harrington company:
"Everything is favorable for seed
ing thru Minnesota and the two Da-
kotas and where the soil is sufficient
ly dry work is under way. Our re-
ports show that seeding will be gen.
eral this week thruout the three
states, if the weather continues fav-
orable.
1.-The amount of plowing done last
fall is estimated to be larger than
usual, except in the Red river valley,
where the land was so wet that much
less than the average amount Was
accomplished.
''Our early reports indicate that
the small grain acreage will be con-
siderably increased over last season,
but just how much it will be divid-
ed it is not yet possible to say.''
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
League Elects Officers,

Epworth League Elects Officers.
The semi-annual election of the
officers of the Epworth League of the
NJ. f. Church took place at the
home of Harry L. Wood last Friday
evening, when the following officers
we're lectd:-President, Miss Jennie
Wood, first Vice-president, Miss Es-
ther Ballard; second Vice-president,
Chester L Slee; third Vice-president,
Mrs. Maud Bernard; fourth Vice.
president, Miss Maggie Woolery,
Secretary, Albert c.. Kezar; Treasur-
er, DR.. H. A. Tyler. Plans were
perfected for the holding of Union
Devotional meetings of the Epworth
League and Christian .Endeavor So
cieties alternatively in the Method
ist and Presbyterian churches, every
Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock sharp.
A joint committee, consisting of the
Pastors, Presidenst and first Vice.
presidnts was chosen and, authorized
to decide upon all points that re-
quired ruling.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-04-12
MethOdists to Hold District Con
ference.

ference. #s
A district conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church for the Crook
ston district will be held in Crook
ston Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, April Is, 10 and 20, and d pro-
gram Of exceptional merit has been
prepared for the occasion. 1t is ex-
pected that about forty delegates
will be present and the gathering will
be an important one in church cir
cles.