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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-01-25
Important

On account Of the severe and
stormy weather. since the opening of
our Red Tag sale we feel sure that. a
great many people who intended to
attend this sale have been kept at
home.
/ For this reason we will continue all
of this: week and. as much Of next
week as we find necessary. to- offer
you bargains that have never been
equalled.. Our ''ad;' on the last
page but fainbly tells the story. 10
get the full benefit Of it you must
take advantage Of the many bargains
offered, You can really not afford to
let such a golden opporuunity GO by
without ge6ting your share out Of it.
Even in spite Of the cold and
stormy weather we have made several
people happy who have sampled QUIZ
bargains. Ii any Of these happen to
come in your path,, JUST ask them if
they are not thoroughly satisfied
with their purchases.
Get in line while the opportunitv is
still yours.
r Yours respectfully,
The Peoples Trading CO..
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OVERFLOW OF
RED RIVER
To- Be Discussed at Drainage
Meeting to be Held in
Grand Forks.

Following d suggestion made in
The Times few weeks ago. an effort
is now being made to arrange for a
meeting OF representatives of the
Manitoba government and OF the
leagues Of MinnesoUa. North and
South Dakota, to be held at Grand
Forks or CrooksEon early in February,
the exact date to be fixed to suit the
convenience Of Premier Laurier of
Canada. The meeting will be called
particularly to discuss the subject of
the over flow Of the Red River.
President CasheI Of the North Dal1o-
Ia Association. says that there is
much to be done Ola preliminary ma
0ure. and there will have to be funds
for starting the work. 1t is likely
that the counties along the Red
River will be asked to make small aD-
preparations to start the work. -
CrOOkston Times.
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Funeral Of Mr.. Hickman. Sr.

Tne funeral Of the late Mr.. F.. c..
Hickman. Sr., took place from the
home Of Mr John u. Rue on Sunfav
Afternoon. and was conducted by the
ReV.P... E., Ross. Of Thief River Falls.
who preached an impressive funeral
sermon at the house. After that the
remains were conveyed to Greenwood
cemetery at Warren there TO rest un-
TIL THE morn Of resurrection. Owing
to the storm Saturday the funeral
was postponed until Sunday, and that
day being extremely cold. not as
many of the neighbors and friends of
deceased as had wished. were able to
be present to pay their last prospects
TO him.. whom in life they had learn
et to honor and esteem for his many
virtues and deeds of kindness. A
short service was held at the grave
by the pastor To the bereaved
families and especially to the aged
widow, who has lost her companion
OF i long Wedded life. this commun-
iUy extends it's sympathy But mourn
not. the husband has simply reached
the goal d little sooner, that is all.
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Fatally Stabbed With ,Jackuifp

Frank Frederick lies dangerously
wounded at the home of his father
near Oslo. On the North Dakota side
of the river and5 Norman GTrunbaz is
in Jail at Grafton awaiting the result
Of his, injuries.
The trouble occurred at the Fred
rick residence. across from Oslo. sew
eral days ago. Young Frederick and
Gumbo became involved in a. fight
and Gumbo used d jacknife with Sc
rious results, suabbing Frederick
twice in the abdomen. After the
Sbabbing it is claimed that Gumbo
went out and returned with a. rifle.
With the Intention of making the
job d good one.. but was prevented
from. carrying out his Intention bv
other men at the house.
The assault is described bv the
Walsh county authorities as an un-
provoked one, and the death of the
victim would not be surprisinp-
Hallock News.
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A Nursery at Warren.

john Fawger. who is the proprie-
TOT Of the Rose Hill Nursery at
Minneapolis. and who was here near
ly all last summer selling nursery
stock. has rented 20 acres OF ground
north OF the city from Aug. LunC =
gren. upon which he will establish a
nursery in which-,Will be grown and
prOpagaUed all kinds OF trees. shrubs
and plants suited for this latitude.
Mr. Fawger will in ..tacu remove all
his stock from his Minneapolis nurs-
cry TO this point which he considers
a most excellent one for carrying On
a big business. He will plant at
leasU Is acres into nursery stock as
soon as spring arrives.
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Sickening Shiyering Fits

of Ague and Malaria. can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters.. This
is a pure, tonic medicine:::: Of especial
benefit in malaria, for it exerUs true
curative influence on the disease.
driving it entirely out of the system.
1t smucl to be preferred to Quinine.
having none Of this drugs bad after
effects. g., S., Munday, Of HenrieUDa.
Texas, writes: My brother was
very low with malarial fever and jaun-
dice, till he took Electric Bitters.
which saved his life. At E.. f.. Whit
ney s drug sture;;:: price 50c. guaran-
teed.
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IO Divide Itasca COr1nf,y

international Falls wants to be the
county seat Of d new county to be cut
rom the; northern portion of Itasca
county,, and named Koochiching. a
peUlb1on is: to be circulated at once for
accomplishing this purpose, and if it
receives the necessary number of
signatures. the governor will issue a
proclamation submitting the question
at the next general election.
The line of division is agreed on.
1t will run between townships 62 and
63, IN the ranges numbered from the
sIourUh principal meridian. and be-
tween LOO And 15l in the ranges num-
bered' from the fifth. This will make
d territory eight townships by ten.
With an area close to 5000 square
miles, and d population of 5.0oC
people, according to the state census
this, year. 1t will be slightly larger
01lan The part left to Itasca country,
and Will have an assessed valuation
OF u, 600, Ooo, while the portion left
has a. valuation OF $1,000. 0OO, Both
counties. however. will develop rapid.
lY., The new iron ranges, about
Grand. Rapids are being developed
amt the timber, manufacturing anC
agricultural recources, of koochicA
ing county will be great.
international Falls. the boomins
town on Rainy River, has one of tht
greatest water powers, in the world
amt next year will be the terminus @,
two railroad systems.
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A fine DEPOT
next SUMMER
Plans Are Made For A. Handsome
New Great Northern Depot
On A New Site.

Ib is now almost an assured fact,
6flah the Great Northern railway
company will build a handsome new
depot in this city next summer.
Rlans for the building have already
neen drawn, SO we are reliably in
formed., and a site selected on the
right OF way directly opposite the
store OF K J., Taralseth CO.. 1t was
hardly Thought that the Great Nor
6f1ern would be satisfied to be behind
THE 500 IN the matter Of depot facil-
l61es. and the decision of the company
uu build an up-to-date building will
De hailed With delight by the people
OF this: city.
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Electricity BY Water Power.

Y plan is being worked out hv
which a power plant is to be, erected
on Red Lake River near Thief River
Falls and electricity furnished to va
rious cities in The valley. East
Grand Forks will have the PROPOSE
UlOn for d franchise for the company
at the February council meeting and
it is expected THAI it will be passed
and work commenced on the, plant
at once. The plan is feasible and
once started will grow in scope.
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FOifahI..

l A.. Bergsbrom returned home Fri
day from Roosevelt. where be- had
taken d couple loads of oats to sell.
He brought back a. load of shingles
from Falun and a load Of lumber
from Wdnnaska..
p Mattson, a. former FoldahI bow,
has been over from DraYtan., M. D.,
for a week Wishing friends and ac-
.quainIances.
Miss Emma Berggsbrom leaves ta-
morrow for Pe1nbina, Nd.
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Seh0oI Report.

/ Report Of school Dist. No. 90. town
OF Wanger.. Perfect in attendance
for month ending JAM, I99,, 1906. are:
Amelia Olson,, Ruby Olson, Friday
Lindshrom,, George Lindstrom., AxeI
5Lindsbrom,: Arthur Lindstrom.. An
drew Lindsbrom,. Daisy CieIainskI
IBennie HapKa. John Ciekiinsk.
Charley Hanson and Frittllof Friittlllof Ande
SON. Those attending 10 days are:
Phillip Lundquish and Rubert Ander
SON. Total enral1menn 4g No. of
visitors. 4 ArViH Nelsan,. teacher
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Program

For the Viking Chorus Concert at
WARREN, JAM. 49,
(a) The Star Spangled Banner,
(b) Norge, Norge!
(c) Aftonr0sten
Viking Chorus
Duet Concert. Waltz
Baritone Solo ''Crossing the Bar
Andrew Rood
Miss Louise 7. Grindeland. Accomp.
(D Bendemeer'sStr
(b Brudefarden
(c)l Del vii AItid Klaga aa Kiyta
Solo-I Want Ny Mamma
Miss Jennie Fylling
Turkish War March
Prof. John Fylling
(a) Skdna Maj, Valkommen
i(b) hung Karl den Unga Hjelto
(c)) Jag vet en- Vra
Viking Chorus
.soolo-blanco Tito Mattel
Mrs. Schroeder ~
Solo -Asthore
Andrew Rood -
(a) Rem Morkt Diet blir / Qavllen
#(b)} Vart Land, Vaart Land
.(e)l la vi Elsker Dettes Landet
.(D America
Viking Chorus
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SWEDISH LUTHERANS
To GATHER HERE
The Northern Red River Valley
District Netting to BE Held
Here Next Week.

The annual meeting of the North
ern Red River Valley Mission Dis
6rict of the Swedish Lutheran church
will be held at Warren commencing
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 90. at 7:30
p. NJ, and to continue all day and
evening on Wednesday, JAM. 81. the
services to begin at 10 d. NJ, All the
ministers Of the district are expected
to be present.. also one delegate from
each congregation. making a. total
gathering of 40 or so persons il all
come. The meetings will be held in
the Swedish Lutheran church.
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showed in att lAIyaradO.

F. L. Durand has returned from
Alyarad0. where be secured six dozen
fresh eggs. He says he knows they
are fresh as: he watched the hen lay
Them, Whether the hens of AlVara-
do are specially busy lot or his stay
was d proGracbed 0ne.. he refused to
sUate. Certain it is that he remain
ed at Alvarado longer than he want
ed to-. He put up at the hotel run by
Martin Sands and by representing
that he was still in the. newspaper
business at CrookSbon., was assumed
the bridal chamber and hot, water
bag additions., and Was also allowed
to- ffirb with the waitress without be-
ing called down., AlvaradO is the
first station ON the 500 line vest Of
Warren and after having finished his;
business and loafing d few days the
desire to- return home grew SO STRONG
and despairing Of d train ever COM
ing along he hired a hearse, the only
covered rig at AlVarado.. andt was
driven to- Warren. When the hearse7
backed up at. McIntYre'S hotel at
Warren the gaping crowd wondered
who had croal5ed. and when the door
was opened and d live one walked OUT
there we're several cases Of nervous
PRESENTATIONS, the spectators linking
the strange apparibion with the sun
dogs thar cut up didos on Sunday
CroakSban Times.
ee,,,, Tho, MI.,,,,,e,r,-
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WARREN HOUSEWIVES
MUST BUY CHURNS
A Scarcity Of Butter Makes Ii
Necessary For The City to
Eat Dry Bread.

A rather unusaI condition lust
now. That seems impossible. One
might as we'll say it was without
Dread. There is plenty OF cream. lust
as there is plenty of wheat. but while
the wheat is made into bread, the
cream IS not made into butter.
cream has been selling all winter
al 70 cents. and now is ~ cents. while
farm butter brings only 20 or % cents
a pound. Some stores have had in
small lots OF creamery butter but as
they have TO get 80 cents, a. pound for
ii they don t aim to handle any large
quantlGles. The average consumer
shles violently at 3O-cenI butter.
when he has been used to getting any
quantity OF The product for shilling.
or 1f1een cents. and often less. The
average householder will pass I'D the
h1gh-prlceu butter for The cheaDer
several times, before be makes I'D his
mind THAT strength and durability
IS not What is wanted when it comes
10 OlatchIng- q hunk OF bread. It
| would be IN ORDER to emit q wall OF
woe IN This matter but somehow we
can t get up One. It's tough OH the
wage Garner but it is nuts for the
fal'ner.. ant after all it is the man
DeilinG the cow that makes Things 90
rounu.- II he Wasn:t t here in consid-
erible numbers the rest Of US would
Mt be here either The farmer has
sold his butter for axle grease prices
long enough, Some OF it was not
worth more. but it all vent into The
same barrel in The grocery store base
ment. When the chance to sell cream
came. and everybody get The same
price as everybody eise.. it didn't
take the producers more than l. er
fa months; to- arrive at tile conclusion
that the time used in butter making
might as We'll be spent reading the
farm paper, and the more he read the
less butter he made and the more
cream he sold. and the more cream
|
ter seems TO CO.
1t is d facU that when people Lara
! high priced butter in the house thew
eat more pounds than tl.eN do Of
cheap butter. The possible reason is;
that The cheaper butter is harder to,
overcome. At any rate it is, not
| ~,
OF putting the price OF butter back
where it has been. but it would seem
Important that We get more Of it.
1t the farmers commence making
more of it the price will 60 down
again. The merchants can ship it
in but that would be ridiculous.
The proper thing would be 4 cream
cry which would take the cream and
make it into butter. supply the city
with what it needs and ship the
balance, JUST now there Wouldn' t be
any to ship Creamery butter would
bring 30 cents d pound just as it does
now, Farm butter would bring y
cents just as it does now Farmers
ought not to sell any butter at all.
In the meantime run down to the
dairy station and get a couple Of gal
Ions Of cream and make your own
butter, you know how
/ Billiga Biljetter till ocll fran
Sverige, Norge; Danmark och Fin
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Notice.

/ All persons knowing themselves tic
be- indebted to the firm Of Swenson
& Johnsen., proprletorS Of the War
rem Machine Shop, are hereby. re-
quesbed to call and pay same to THE
undersigned at once.
Nels Johnson,
Successor to-
4 SWenS0n 81 TohnS0n
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WARREN GIRLS
WIN FROM ADA
The Girls Basket Ball Team Wins
from Ada H.. S, by a Score
Of I to 4.

Assured OF defeat the Warren girls
went into the Ada game last Satur-
day evening determined TO keep the
score respectable. Victory was hard
ly looked for. The Ada girls won a
game and had d great advantage in
height. The floor is much larger than
Warren,s and The baskets more diff
cult. The Ada girls handle the bail
individually much better than War
rem. but Warren excels in team work..
amt team work wins in basket ball.
The game started with d disagree-
able feature in the matter OF smoke
from the furnace which lasted Till
the middle Of the last half The first
ten minutes OF play showed that War
ren was more aggressive than Ada
though not so sure OF The baskets.
Several fouls we're called. and Ada
threw better than Warren. Each
team succeeded in throwing a basket
from The field. Ella Hanson for Ada
and Helen Carlton for Warren. The
irsJ half closed with The score + to
in favor OF Ada.
On account OF the smoke i'll the
hall The teams we're given fifteen
minutes between halves instead OF
ten. Both teams wenb into second
half for fasU play and in a few min
uUes Helen Carlton threw d second
basket which Giet the score. The tie
held until The last three minutes Of
play when Warren threw a third field
basket and also d free throw. This
made uhe score ! to in favor ct War
rem. Ten seconds later the time was
up and Warren had won. Tired but
happy The giIiS repaired to the Ada
House to rest and await the train for
home. Laura MOultOn and Mamie
Head. by good guarding, prevented
many scores for Ada. They seemed
TO be able to cover the opposing for
wards and block the plays even
though their opponents were much
taller than they. Cora Head at CEN
ter played all around her opponent.
Nellie Cross and Helen Carlton at
forward played well with sUrong Op-
position. The Ada girls are all much
taller out they do not Jump as the
Warren girls do.
The entertainment by the Ada
House was excellent. and satisfactory
in every way.
The lineup
Ada Warren
E. Hanson Forwards ". Cross
L. Ward H Carlton
n BratUland G.. Center c. Head c..
l.. BrauUland Guards v. Head
e.. Beucher - L. Moulton
Score
Umpire. Prof. Boraas Referee. w
B. Young
The girls expect to play the Cniyer-
siUy Of North Dakota in Warren Fri
day or Saturday of next week. Come
out and see d good game. The girls
need your support. On account of
oUher attractions the same night. the
last game was not as we'll attended as
it should have been. A large at
tendance is needed TO make up the
deficit.
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/ Billiga Biljetter till och fran
Sverige, Norge, Danmark och Fin
and.
4 SWEDIsH-AMERICAN STATE BANK.
! Warren. Mimi.
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Subse- iibe for the. Warren SHEAF..
One dollar IN advance.
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SWenson s. Johnson.
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ODE
BIG
STORE
Must Stand Trial.

Chicago. Jan. 24.-Will ]. Davis,
manager of the Illinois theater, will
have to stand trial on charge Of in
voluntary manslaughter in connection
with the Iroquois theater fire. This
was ordered Tuesday by Judge Kava-'
.nagh, who overruled . motion to
ouash the indictment AGAINST Davis.
Notice of Dissolution of Copart-
!, nership.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of Hillboe & ohnson, composed
heretofore Of John S. Hillboe and
Louis M. johnson, was, by mutual
consent Of the said copartners, dis
solved on June lst, 1905. AL the hrm
debts are to be paid by the said John
S. Hillaboe and all accounts receivable
of said firm are to be paid to him,
excepting, however, the account of
one Lars Anderson which is subject
to different arrangement between
said partners. Dated at Warren,
Mimi, this 18th day Of January, 1906.
Z. NJ. johnson.
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The State Railroad and Warehouse
Commission are prepared to under
take the prosecution of any grain
buyer who takes more than 81 pounds
for bushel of oats. We believe
some buyers are allowing three
bushels for every hundred pounds
claiming that the practice is the
same at the terminals The commits
sion says this is not SO, and that it is
a serious violation Of law to take
more than 81 pounds for a bushel.
Neither is there any dockage on oats.
Anyone who has sold oats and was
subjected to any Of these practices
need only notify the commission at ST.
Paul Of TIN. facts and they will take
the necessary steps to punish the
offender.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-08

Next Monday is the birthday Of
Abraham Lincoln, whose memory
the people Of the United States love
to cherish. Born poor, even beyond
our use Of the word today, it was Ger
tainly not chance that made this
humble backwoods the lawyer,
the statesman and finally the Presi-
dent. His education had not been
acquired in the schools but largely
through his own efforts and in the
school of experience. Yet in this
rough self taught Wood-cutter was
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tion has also developed, under the
mistaken idea that a moral question
is involved, which is not the case.
John G.. Wooley, editor Of the New
Voice, leading prohibition paper,
comes out squareJy for the bill, and
says that temperance people have no
quarrel with the man who wishes
alcohol to light his house, to drive
his automobile, to pickle
snakes, to manufacture hats, var
nishes, shoes, enamels dye, stuffs,
shellac, lacquer, finish for pianos and
organs and a Thousand things which
enter into the manufactures Of
everyday life.
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There has developed opposition to
Congressman Marshall's bill to re-
move the tax from alcohol used in
the arts. This opposition comes
mainly from the Standard Oil people,
who realize that, cheap alcohol would
become competitor Of the oil pro-
ducts, and be detrimental to their
monopoly. Some temperance opposi-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-08

Thomas Marshall, who had the dis
tinction of being the Oldest, post
master in the country in point Of
service, is dead at La Crescent, Mimi.
He served as postmaster from 1859 to
1899.
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The YeJJOaUs FeUe1' Germ

has recently been discovered. It
bears close resemblance to the ma
laria germ. To free the system from
disease germs, the most effective re-
NEEDY is DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Guaranteed to cure all diseases due
to malaria poison and constipation
25c at D.. r. Whitney's Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-08
Lag intresse pa Farm Loans.
SWED1sH-AMER1cAN STATE BANK,
Fa.ightfa.lly d a11,,sed

Chas. W. Moore, machinist, Of
Ford City, Pa, had his hand fright
fully burned IN an electric furnace.
He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salye
with the usual result: "a quick and
perfect cure. s Greatest healer on
earth for Burns, Wounds, Sores,
Eczema and Piles. 25c at p. r. Whit
ney, druggist.
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the determination to master circum-
stances and to succeed. The name
of Abraham Lincoln will always
stand for freedom from slavery, as
America stands for the s'home of the
free.O g@ u. 4 es.s..., T =. ii
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Duluth had an election Tuesday,
and M. B. Callum was chosen mayor
for a second term. &

Clarence G. Dinehart, Of Slayton,
Mimi, has announced himself as a
candidate for the republi lean nom
ination for state treasurer. He is
both lawyer and tinancier, his
legal training having been acquired
in the Minnesota State University
and at Harvard. His qualifications
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Tailor Ia; Shop.

] have returned to my old trade
and have opened tailor shop in
the Winchester building, where I
am prepared to make all kinds OF
repair work on ladies and gentle
mems garments. Orders taken for
suits.
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The railroad rate bill is up for dis
cussion in congress and before it Is
finished congressman Steenerson will
undoubtedly have his say, as that is a
subject on which he is spoc Gully well
qualified to speak.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-02-08

for the office are therefore excellent
and those who know him speak high
~ of his character and standing as a
gentleman.
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Estray..

Taken up by the undersigned on
sec. "a, town Of Warrenton, one
yearing steer, red color. Owner
will call, prove property, pay
charges and remove same.
G.. ". sABRAHAMsoN.
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SL.OO PER. YEAR.
THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1906.

The cold weather of which we have
been prone to complain during the
past week has been boon to the log
ing contractors operating in the
woods No i'll wind but it blows
somebody some good.