Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-10

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Miller Johnson is in North Dakota
looking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Dahlin, of
JUNK, are in the city today.
Henry Sanderson, of Stephen, has
been spending few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lindh rejoice
over the birth of fine baby girl at
their home yesterday.
l have about 500 bushels of maca-
roni wheat all well cleaned for seed.
Will sell for IS cents per bushel at my
farm. II. J. Beardmore.
James Y. Ramsey came down from
Baudette last Saturday night and is
preparing to move his family to that
place. He expects to start next Mon
day. w.
Miss Synneva Grindeland, who has
taught at Tower, Minn., during the
past year, has accepted a position in
the schools at Little Falls for next
year.
The 500 passenger has changed
time. 1t passes through here at S:25
in the evening now. The morning
train, west, arrives at S:42 as bele-
| tofore.
The removal sale at Bangs has
| been exended for one week. See his ad.
Things certainly keep going at
Bangs store. They have to; the
prices are so low.
Miss Mary Emerson, of Big Woods,
has been at the hospital here for a
week past undergoing medical treat
ment. Her sister Clara accompanied
her. She expects to be able to go
home in few days.
| Senator A. B. Cole is in the city
today looking over the ground politi-
cally for his brother, Hon. A. L. Cole,
of Walker, who is in the race for the
republican nomination for governor
with good prospects of winning out.
August Bystrom, who graduates
from the Gustavus Adolphus college
this year, will join a concert troupe
made up of students and professors
of the institution for the purpose of
giving concerts in different places
during the summer.
About fifteen of the young lady
friends of Miss Marie Audette gave
her a pleasant surprise party at the
home of G. n. Morkassel on Tuesday
evening this. week. Dainty refresh
ments were served and very delight
full evening spent by all present.
The party was also in the nature of
farewell to Miss Audette, who soon
will leave our city to accept position
with the Star at Kennedy Mimi.
Since last fall she been the operatr in
the Warren Sheaf. Her many friends
presented her with handsome cocoa
set as token of their friendship and
esteem, and as memento by which
she may remember her many Warren
friends. Miss Audette's sister, Miss
Laaretta, came down from Argyle to
spend the evening in question with
her sister and her friends, returning
home next morning.
A couple Of ''fake doctors' are said
to be operating in the farming com
munities in this and nearby coun.
ties. Their method of procedure is
something like this: One man will
drive through the country and get
the names of people who are sick,
those suffering with some incurable
disease being preferred. A few days
later the second man will make his
appearance with a remedy or a
treatment alleged to be a positive
cure for said disease. For a sum
ranging all the way from $50 to $3.50,
according to the means and credulity
of the suffering person, cash in ad.
vance or good notes, he agrees tt
make the desired cure. Now it is
not to be wondered at if people who
are sick, especially if hopelessly so,
will grasp at anything that offers re.
lief, and are easily imposed upon
AS soon as the money or the notes
are obtained the ''doctor" disap-
pears, and with supply Of worthless
and even harmful nostrums in his
possession the condition of the sick
person is worse than it was before
A term behind prison doors would
be the proper thing for those who
thus impose upon weak and suffering
humanity. People in the country
should beware OF travelling charla.
tans and imposters Of every kind
They are after money, that is all.
Married Today.
| The marriage of Joseph Gagnon,
i of McCrea. and Miss Delvina Char.