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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-16

Attorney--Eckstrom is in the cities
this. week.
Ed. Lord departed for Illinois
Saturday evening.
Victor Samuelson spent Sunday
with friends in Thief River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wees departed
for the twin cities last Monday
! evening
Nels Backstrom, Of Alvarado, pass
ed through here on his way to the
cities last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlgren came
up from Alvarado Saturday evening
and departed for the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Winchester and
son went to the cities Saturday even
ing to attend the encampment.
The city council ordered street
light placed on the corner of Bridge
street and Montana avenue on the
west side of town.
T.. l.. Stevens took one of his mag
niticent moose heads with him to the
cities last Monday evening. AS fine
a specimen as he had ought to bring
good price if he offers it for sale.
Rev. j. A.. Mattson and family
went to st. Paul Monday evening.
From there they will go to Cokato
where they will visit for some time.
Rev. Mattson himself will return
next Saturday but the family will
remain longer.
Judge Nike Holm, of Roseau
county, spent few days visiting. his
brother Judge Holm, of this place
the past week. He was accompanied
by his wife. The Judge returned
home Monday morning, but Mrs,
Holm will remain little longer TO,
medical treatments .
O. N. Torgerson, the popular man
ager OF the Robertson Lumber Com
pany's yards at this place, went tx
Minneapolis last Saturday evening
with the rest of the boys. Last time
he was down he told Of it's being s.
hot on the street near Voegeli's stor'
that they fried eggs on the. sidewall
there one afternoon. He will pro
badly be able to tell of frying tn
ham, also, this trip.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-16

If you need Office stationary or
printing of any kind for the fall
trade, now is the time to have it
done before the rush begins. -
Telephone US and we will call for
your order. H..
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Local News

Dr.. O. F. Mellby, of Argyle, spe mt
Sunday in this city.
G. L. Stevens returned from St.
Paul and Minneapolis on the flyer
Wednesday morning.
Arthur Bratrcd is employed in the
Warren Pharmacy during the alb
sence of Mr.. Ecklund..
Druggist. Ecklund is spending the
week in the cities and may extend
his visit further before returning.
Sheriff Forsberg returned yesterday
morning from trip into the north
part of the county in the neighbour
hood of Karlstad.
Prof Geo. Keenan,, who will be
the superintendent of our schools the
coming year, was in the city last Fri
day getting acquainted with his new
field of labor and looking for resi-
dence for his family.
FOUND-A silver watch, on the
road, about seven miles northwest of
Warren. Owner please call and prove
property and pay charges.
Emil Pearson
Warren, r. F. D. l.
O. H. Taralseth has been taking
care Of business in the Viking bank
this week and last during the alb
sence of Cashier Myrbo, who has
been on visit to his home in the
southern part of the state.
Nils Malm returned from his trip
to Sweden yesterday morning and
departed at once for his home in Big
Woods. He was accompanied by re.
lative named Alfred Anderson who
comes to seek his fortune in the lane
of opportunities.
The position made vacant in the
First State Bank by the removal Of
Mr.. Lonson from the city will be
filed by Ole Thorson, of Warren, who
for the past number years has beer
bookeeper in the large Taralsett
store at that place.-Thief River
Falls News.
Vim. J. Brown returned Tuesda!
morning from Minneapolis. H
spent just one day sweltering in tn,
heat down town. That was enough
for him. He telephoned out to hi
wife, who was with some friends il
the suburbs that ne had had enough
and was going to hit the pike for tn
prairies and left.
The Sheaf is in receipt of 9TH
Law of the Westgoths'', according t.
the manuscript OF Eeskil, law mai
of Vasterg0tland Sweden, 1900 A
D. with an introduction and ex
planatory notes done into ,EngIisI
by Alfred Bergen B. d., A. NJ
former pastor Of the Swedish Luth
eran church of this city, now O
Lindsborg, Kansas. It is a highl,
meritorious work and shows tina
the author has throu ghly studied tn
language and 4 history of earl
Sweden and it's inhabitanti. Fl
deserves much praise for maxim
the old law of the Westgoths, which
is nearly all good law to this YER
day, available to English readers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-16

Miss Jessie Porteous went to the
cities Sunday evening.
c. l. Svenning spent a few days
this week in the twin cities.
County Superintendent Mithun has
purchased the Angus residence.
Wanted three lady walters at once.
Good wages. Rockaway Restaurant.
G. J. Johnosn returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the Twin
cities.
Carl Lindh and family are spend
ing the week at the encampment in
Minneapolis.
Misses Florence LundQuist and
Sophia Lindberg went to Mime
apolis Friday evening.
Our Old Kentucky Home brings
pleasure to the humorously inclin-
ed-to the lovers of sweet songs OF
the Southland.
Victor Samuelson will buy wheat
for the Duluth Elevator Company at
Schumacher, n. D., this fall. Schur
meier is siding just north of Grand
Forks.
STRAYED-On Tuesday, August
18th, from my farm near Alvarado,
four orses. Finder please inform
the undersigned. John Wolberg,
Alvarado, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. WenJzel re-
turned from their Colorado trip last
Saturday morning. Mrs. Bennewitz
came as far as Zumbrota where she
stopped to visit relatives.
The Mission Sunday School had a
picnic at the park last Friday. A fter
supper TREY had drive around the
city. The little folks seemed to en-
| 10y the occasion immensely.
The picnic and mission meeting
at n. R. Engelstad's last Sunday
drew large attendance. 1t was an
ideal day to take trip into the
country and all who went enjoyed
the outing. \
Albert Dahlquist> came over from
Middle River on Tuesday and vii
spend few days on the farm re.
cruiting his muscle and getting g
line on the situation regarding
county division.
Nels Roam had a runaway last
Monday afternoon while on the way
to town. The flies we're pretty bac
and one of the horses in kicking al
the insects got his foot over thu
wagon tongue and broke it. Tha
started the team and it ran half ;
mile before he could get control o
them. One of the horses was badl.
cut up about the heel Of his from
foot by the Jagged points of tn
tongue. ..gsa.
Ernest J Johnson, one Of the mach
inists at the Iron Works was out a
Carlson's in town .of Helgeland tn
first of the week repairinga thresh
ing engine. While engaged in chip
| ping out a bolt a piece of iron f1eV
out and struck him in the left ey
and injured it SO that he had to keel
it bandaged few days: AS luc]
| would have it the eye closed s.
quickly that the iron hit outside tn
lid or he would have lost it.
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

l want to sell two dwellings on
Main Street at once. They are stu.
ated on separate 5O-foot lots running
$50 feet back to the river and adjoin.
ing an alley. Good barn with each.
Good wells. Price reasonable.
Apply to O. G.. Valtinson.
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Oats tor sale at the mill.

Oats tor sale at the mill. ..
DR.. G. s. Wattam is in the twin
cities. H.
G. A. Monson is transacting bust
ness in the cities.
James Medium is the proud papa
of tine boy born Sunday morning,
August u.
II. NJ. Miner was over from New
folden with big bunch of land
seekers yesterday.
Ed. Vented is taking a vacation
this week and taking in the doings
in the twin cities. >'.
Our Old Kentucky Home. - A
play to build noble thoughts. At
the Opera House.
Andrew Stenseth, CT Thief River
Falls, spent last Monday in this city
transacting business.
Ernest Capitski, of Farley, has a
bran new threshing rig that he is
going to start out this fall.
Carl Allen entertained his br Jther,
liver Allen, of Churches Ferry, Nd,
a few days the first of the week.
Colonel and Mrs. Keenan,, of the
Jarrett House, are attending the G.
A. r. encampment at Minneapolis.
S. J. Swanson,~ the Luna lumber
man went to the cities with the rest
of the excursionists Saturday even
ing.
The Robertson Lumber Company
is max ing some repairs on it's sheds
in this city, principally putting in
new stills.
Andrew Listug, of Roseau, arrived
Tuesday and will succeed Ole Thore-
son as bookkeeper in the K. j.
Taralseth Co. IS store.
John Dahlgren went to the cities
on business trip Monday evening
taking advantage of the low rates
offered by the G. A. R excursion.
Mr.. Toilet Stave, who has been at
the hospital here for some time re-
turned to his home in the northern
part OF the county on Monday even
ing. :. .-....
Mrs. Nels Johnson and the chill
dren left for Minneapolis Monday
evening. She Will also visit hei
home in Carver county before she
returns. ~.. > F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson took
\ advantage of the excursion rates this
week to go for a visit with relative:
and friends in the twin cities. They
went Saturday evening. -, r.. 49,. ..s
| The Warren Machine and Iro1
| Works Co., has secured another con
tract for heating plant. This time
for the new school house being bull
at Humboldt, a station north of Hal
lock. = -. }.
I The finest individual stock exhibit
ever seen here was made by the L
head of blooded castle belonging tt
:, L. Lamberson, Of Warren. Severa
of these animals took prizes at tn,
state fair last season. -Thief Rive
Falls Press.
Among those who left this plac,
for the cities last Saturday, Sunda!
and Monday are Mr.. and Mrs. Emf
Tornell, Miss Blanche Nelson, Mis-
Margaret MCCLELLAN, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson of McCrea, W. j. Brown
and family, I. M. Lewis and family
Mrs and Miss Lagerstrom, Mis-
| Nellie Seign, Mrs. L. B.. Lindquist
Miss Annie Erickson, Rev. G. J
Nolstad and family, Mr.. Magladry
and son Bert, Frans Fransson, Alder
Golden, Mr.. James B1en who wen
| to visit at his old home at Hopkins
Mr.. liver Winberg, Mr.. and Mrs
Justice Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Ella
Hjelle, Mrs. J. ?. Easton, Mrs. Johl
j Hunter and son, Mrs. Chas. Johnson
Mr.. Wm. Trip, Miss Albertin
Nordgren, Mr.. Henry Dalquist, MI
Fred Johnson, Mr.. Gus. .Lindstrand
Miss Anna Holland, Mrs. H. I. Gold
en-, Mrs. IN. r. Bystrom, Miss Coz
nelia Dagoberg, and Mrs. Chas Hu
and son, Gordon.
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WARREN MARKET

Giving prices each day during the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-16

Flour 1886 Patent. Straight 1925. GrOun
Feed SIT ton. Corn sl9 ton, Bran q
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

Private money to loan by Chas.
Kavanaugh,,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Williams.
Gen. Hudson made a business trip
to st. Louis Sunday night, returning
Tuesday.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give a chicken pie sup
per and bazar, October 23rd. Place
will be published later.
+. p. Bond, Of Barnett, was over
Saturday to attend the meeting of
Versailles Lodge, A. +. & A. NJ,
and assist in the work.
Roy Stockton, who is attending
HIPS Business College in Sedalia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with home
folks in this vicinity.
Rev. l.. X: Kinney, Of Glensted,
was here last Saturday evening and
made the REPUBLICAN office a pleas
ant call. He also attended the Ma
sonic Lodge meeting.
G.. f.. Petty's colt show takes place
on the Square Saturday afternoon.
rs there are a number of interested
competitors, the show will attract
more than usual attention among our
stockmcn.
The Bank OF Versailles has had a
drain put in connecting with the base
ment, preparatory to installing a
steam heating plant, then the cold
wintry blasts will have no terrors for
them.
Jewell Williams has secured the
express and transfer business from
W. T.. Gold, and will devote his en-
tire attention to the same. This is
the line recently owned by VIM.
Lewis, and in acquiring it, Jewell
seems to be the Fright man in the
right place.
William Hayes, Of Marshalltown,
Iowa, who was on his way to visit his
uncle, Richard Howard, OF Slower.
struck the wrong train at X. G.. and
was unloadcd here Tuesday morning,
and thus gave him IN opportunity to
see a live town. He got over to
Slower all right Tuesday, provided
they didn't carry him by.
The Republicans had a very inter-
csting meeting at Barnett last Satur-
day evening. The best of feeling
prevailed, and from the interest man
Tested there is every reason to believe
that the people are satisfied, and in
tend to stay with the present condl-
tons. The speakers were, Capt. Lc-
gcre, Pros. Attorney Agcc and f.. A..
Crcwson. Messrs Buck and Inge
were also there, candidates for coun-
~ clerk and county judge.
The young friends OF Miss Velma
Doyle, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Doyle. gave her a pleasant sur
prise at her home on North Fisher
street. last Saturday pipIt. They
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

week attending the knights OF
Pythias Grand Lodge which convened
Monday.
A. l.. Ross, President of the Bank
of Versailles, has been quite sick for
several days at his residence in the
northeast part Of town.
Wonder if the editor Of school
notes has not fully recovered from the
effects of the strenuous street fair
week. We would like to have 'em.
Drs. l.. +. Murray, of Holden, and
DR.. Kelly. Of this city, last week per-
formed a successful operation IN Mrs.
Lille Smiley, living northwest Of Yer
%sailles. The patient had been suffer-
ing with appendicitis, and is doing
nicely at present.
J.. X. Kinney, l.. b. Hawks and
John Holloway, of Glensted Lodge,
A.. +. a. A. NJ, came over last Satur-
day evening, and assisted the mem
bers Of Versailles Lodge in confer
ring the Ord degree, and they acted
as if they really enjoyed it, and we
guess they did.
Little Reginald, the jolly Cluster
Brown son of Rolph Desmond, who
is making a visit here, We are sorry to
say is sick at the Martin Hotel with
an attack of typhoid fever, while his
condition is not dangerous, the en-
joymcnt Of the little fellow has been
somewhat blighted.
A large gall stone was removed
from Mrs. James McNair Wednesday
afternoon by DIR. A. K. kiefcr, of St.
Louis, and DR.. Gum, of this city.
Since the operation the patients con-
dition has been favorable, and her
many friends hope that improvement
may continue until her recovery is
assured.
J. II. English, of Walter, Okla
homa, is here this week visiting
friends. Mr.. English is proprietor of
a large furniture establishment at the
above town. He is a very pleasant
gentleman, and while his acquain-
taince in III city is not large, what
he has is very congcnial and of such
a nature we hope to see him back
again.
Attorney John Gibbs pleads not
guilty to the recent charge made by
the REPUBLICAN, that he allowed a
client to get away with two dollars,
and he has "Cited' us, for he has
put down a nice carpet in his Office,
and now threatens to buy a load OF
wood, good evidence that he never
let a penny get away. We thought it
a strange proceeding.
&. W. Magce, who has the big
sheep ranch in southwest part Of the
county, is here with Mrs. Magee this
week making some Improvements an
his place. MIR. Magee is one of the
leading lumber men up in eastern
Wisconsin but be sees the money
there is in sheep in Morgan county,
50 is picking up a lot Of our cheap
land. Our home people ought to be
buying sheep too.
w. I. Petty, who has for a long
time been the popular cashier at
the First National Bank, rendered his
resignation to the board Of directors
last Monday evening, and Or. J. ID.
Hubbard was elected cashier in his
place. Mr.. Petty has been a bard
worker tor the Bank and proved to be
the right man for the place. DR..
Hubbard was the old president Of
this Bank, and therefore is rather
going back home than into a new
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Fancy Patent -four ST. 80 at f. A.

Williams.
The first frost of the season struck
this section Tuesday night.
Subscribe for the Morgan County
REPUBLICAN, IL pages, ST per year.
1t is time to put up your "close-
the-door" signs, and if people won't
close them you can continue to close
them yourself.
George Boiling, Of Barnett, has
been employed by the Versailles Tel
ephone Co., to assist on line work
for the company.
II. A.. Young, the real estate man,
made a flying trip to Kansas City
Monday, and incidentally took in the
American Royal Stock Show.
Attorney John J. Jones, of Glen
sted, was t%ransacting business here
Monday, and made the REPUBLICAN
Office a pleasant call while in town.
Agent n. G.. Chaliant of the Rock
Island, is back at his post after a
month Of recreation. He travelled all
over creation and a part of Oklahoma
while on his vacation.
Prof. J. NJ. Stith, having charge of
the 9th and 7th grades of our public
school, located in the Martin block,
has been sick for the past week, and
unable to teach. Prof. Wray Witten
taught the classes early in the week,
and Miss Mabel Livingston now has
charge Of the room and will continue
until Prof. Stith is able to return to
his duties.
q. T.. Devinna, Of near Akinville,
left Tuesday, for Texas. and will take
up his permanent residence in the
new Pan Handle country. He went
to that country recently and pur-
chased a tract Of $40 acres of land,
for which he was offered 81 an acre
advance, but concluded to hold the
land for a better price, as he made a
wise move in securing it.
After the completion Of the rou-
tine business Of Versailles Lodge, A.
+. & A. M. Saturday night, Bro. w.
b. Todd was introduced and raised
to the sublime degree Of a Master
Mason. The Worshipful Master, A.
j.. Ross, was absent on account of
sickness, but his Office was ably filed
by Past Master John +. Gibbs, and
assisted by home members and WIS.,
iting brethren Bro. Todd got about
all he was looking for.
There will be a meeting of the
Morgan County Horticultural Associ-
alton next Saturday, oct. 18Th, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon in the cir
cult court room, for the purpose OF
clccting officers and attending to 9TH
or matters that will come before the
association. 1t is very essential that
all who are Interested in fruit grow
ing in the county attend this meeting,
as it will prove the means of improv-
ing the fruit growing conditions in
the county.
The sulphur spring that the YER
%sai!les Commercial Club has opened
up southeast Of town about two miles
IS gong to prove a very popular
place. This spring at on time at
tractcd a great deal Of attention, and
considerable water was hauled from
there. 1t is very strong in sulphur
and other medical ingredients, and
those who have been drinking it claim
very beneficial effects. There is no
question but what around Versailles
are some Of the best medical springs
IN the country.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-14

Read theadvertisement of the
Fruita Mercantile company in this
issue.
Last night a good sized audience
heard Mrs. j. NJ. Maddux. of Gold
en-. the state organizer for the Chris
tian Woman's board OF missions. at
the Christian church. The lady de
Zip cred a strong. interesting and
worthy address.
This afternoon a splendid program
is being carried out at a special meet
inS of the auxiliary to the Christian
Womans Board of Missions, at the
Christian church. The meeting is he
ing largely attended. Musical num-
bers. recitations, the regular bust
ness session and luncheon makes
up the afternoons program.
Judge j F. Shumate, of Aspen
spent yesterday afternoon in the city
Judge Shumate has been re-nominat-
ed by the Democrats of his dist
riot for district judge and in all prob
ability will be reelected by a large
majority. He has made most salts
factory Judge. The gentleman has
NUMEROUS friends in Grand juno
ton who were pleased to greet him
yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-14
SPECIAL FROM DENVER.
Big Excursion Train will Bring Den
yer People to the Grand June
ton Fair-Lce Hancy
of Colorado Midland
In Charge.

The Colorado Midland railway runs
"a specially conducted excursion from
Denver to Grand junction for the
benefit of Denverites on September
Is. the occasion being the holding
on September 90. - and IS of the
Mesa county fair.
Five Pullman cars will be in
charge of Lee Haney. advertising rep
resentative of the Midland.
1t is the intention of the railroad
officials to have the special reach
Grand Junction on Peach day after
noon. Thursday, September %. A
stop en- route will be made for break
fast at Glenwood Springs and the ex-
onrsionists will be given an oppor-
tunity before proceeding to enjoy
themselves in the famous swimming
pool at that place.
The train will arrive at Grand
Junction and the eXcursionists will
remain there until late the following
afternoon. 1t is expected that dele
cations will join the Denver train
from Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
A special rate of $50 will be made
including sleeping car berths and
meals en- route. This is an extreme
ly low rate, as the regular round trip
fare exclusive of the sleeping car ac-
commodations and meals, $50.
In connection with the announce
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-14
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Coffee and lunch at the Delica-
lessen store, Fred Wolfe, 2OS Colo
avenue, proprietor.
We can show you 50 different
styles of driving harness from WOW
to $50 OO.-Fred aMntey.
Coor's celebrated Golden Beer, OTIS
per dozen $3.50; Pts. per dozen 81.
delivered. Phone 663 Black.
When in need of a competent
plumber call up Mckenzie. Phone
3es red, 4O4 Colorado avenue
We handle whips, harness, farm
implements and the best poultry 1000
on any market.-Platt and Heron
Twenty-Five cents paid for quart
beer bottles; 15 cents for pints. De
liyered at Bottling works. 21S Colo
RADIO avenue.
See Lowe and Coulter for a hot
air furnace job. They can save you
money and do work promptly lzt
n. 9Th street. Phone 1853 Black
You might better have quaei
doctor attend you in sickness than u
have an incompetent plumber in pou
bath room Better see J. E. Mchen
zie, 4n4 Colorado avenue. Phone 49,
Red.
Whenever you are down town b
sure and visit the G. V. Store an
register yourself and address. Fac
days registration entities you to
chance on that chocolate set on dis
play in their window.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-14

Come in and get our prices on first
class modern plumbing. Lewis and
Sallee, 1924 N. 9Th street.
The funeral of Burton f. Ingersoll.
which takes place tomorrow morning
from the Methodist church at the
hour of ten o'clock will be largely
attended. Rev. ID. d. Forsyth will
have charge of the services at the
church and grave. The interment will
take place at Orchard Mesa Genet
cry