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General shipping News.

General Shipping News.
Sailed: Steamer Bleucher, Hamburg
via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Cedric,
Liverpool via Queenstown; La Bretagne,
Havre. Barbarossa, Bremen via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg; Hellig Olav,
Copenhagen, etc
Sable Island. N S. Aug. 15.-Steamer
AmerilSa, Hamburg, Southampton and
Cherbourg for New York. in communi-
cation with the Mareoni station 1870
miles southeast at 1915 a. m. Will
probably dock a. m. Saturday.
Browhead, Aug. 15.-Steamer Kaiser
in Auguste Victoria, New York for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, 100
miles west at $50 a. m. viii probably
reach Plymouth midnight.
Queenstown, Aug, 15.-10:2o a. M
Sailed: Steamers Republic (from Liv-
erpooD Boston; 1850 p. m. Oceanic,
(from Southampton New York
Browhead, Aug. l5.-Steamer Pots
dam New York. for Boulogne and Rot
terdam, $50 niles southwest at 5:55 a.
m.
Havre, Aug. 15.-Arrived: Steamer
La Lorraine, New York
Liverpool, Aug, 15.-Arrived: Steamer
Noordland, Philadelphia, via Queens
town,
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District Of New Haven, IS. Probate
Court. August IA, 1907.
ESTATE OF SARAH G. NEWBERRY,
late Of Cleveland, Ohio owning prop
erty in said District deceased,
The Executors having exhibited their
administration account with said estate
TO this Court for allowance, 1t is
ORDERED That the 21st day of Aug
ust, 1907, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
at a Court of Probate to be held at
New Haven, in said District, be ap-
pointed for a hearing on the allowance
Of said account, and that notice of the
time and place of said hearing be CIV
ing by publishing this order three
times in some newspaper having cir
culation In said District.
BY the Court.
JOHN L. GIBSON
A159t Clerk
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CAUGHT SHARK IN NET.
aptain Brewers Whitefish Entanglers
Get Monster.

Get Monster.
Some time during Wednesday night,
lille the fishing nets set by Captain
rewer. of the Grand avenue station.
ere out to catch whitetish as bait, a
lark happened along and got entan-
led in the nets so that he could not
ct away. When Robert Scobie, SON
Flaw of the captain, went out to
Isit the nets he found them all en-
lngled and waving about in strange
Ashion. Calling the captain and his
On, Scobie set out to pull in the nets
18th their help, and after careful man
they were landed with the
ga monster within.
The shark is nearly eight feet in
myth, and was caught only about 400
let from the shore.
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MARINE RECORD.
Port of New Haven.

ARRIVED.
Sch Ruth, Robinson. New London.
Sch keystone, Bishop, do.
Sch Sea Breeze, Harris, Rockaway.
Sch Lizzie Coehrane, Small, ----.
CLEARED.
Sch Emma Jane, Howard, N. Y.
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Nh. Mossman RpIies.

Mission House, POI Orange Street,
New Haven, Ct, Aug. Is, 1907.
Col. N. G. Osborn,
Editor Of Journal and Courier,
New Haven. Conn.
My Dear Sir:-Acknowledgin the re-
ceipt to-day Of your check for $32.07,
as surplus from subscribers to the
Journal and Courier auto trips for the
orphan children, I wish to thank you
and your subscribers, not only for this
welcome addition to our Mission Fresh
Air fund, but also for the pleasure it
has given me to assist you and the
others of your staff in putting into ex-
ecutive form the thought of helpfulness
of those who are strong to those who
arc weak. am sure we have all had
good reason for feeling the blessedness
of both giving and receiving.
Very truly yours
W. D. MOSSMAN,
Missionary Pastor.
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a1R 8ts
clerk.

District of New Haven. IS. Probate
Court, August IA, 1907.
ESTATE OF ERNEST II. HESSE. late
OF. New Haven, in said District, de-
ceased
An instrument in writing, purportihg
to be the last will and testament of
said deceased, having been presented III
Court, and Ella M. Hesse of New Ha-
ven having made written application
praying that the same may be probat-
ed, and that letters testamentary may
be granted, as by said application on
file in this Court more fully appears, 1t
is
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at Court Of Pro-
bate to be held at New Haven, in said
District, on the 21st day of August,
1907, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
and that public notice OF the tendency
of said application, and Of the time and
the place of the hearing thereon, be
given to all parties interested in said
estate by publishing this order three
times in newspaper having circu-
latton in said District.
BY the Court.
JOHN L. gibson.
AIS 9te Clerk.
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Fishing Party.

Mayor John P. Studley, Town Clerk
Frederick Whitaker, Henry Farrell of
the finance board, and Controller jon
athan N, Rowe, went to Lighthouse
Point to catch blackfish yesterday.
Some tall stories are expected to-day.
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ALL good help should call here. we
supply all the best places and always
need large numbers. Sleemans Re-
liable Employment Agency, 1853 Chap
ell. Open evenings m14 If
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

One cent a word for each insertion
five cents word for full week. seven
times
WANTED-Work at wood carving by a
man who has had years of expert
ence in that trade; or would do work
in a stable. Good references. Ad-
dress Wood Carver, this office.
ais 3ts
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EDUCATIONAL.


MR. FREDERICK WELD VIII engage
the services of a limited number 0t
good singers for corus choir. Voices
tried of 1a9 Orerga st.
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED


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times
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

SN>e~~1-se-->-a~o
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times.
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WANTED-Positions as cook and watt
ress In private family. Best of ref
ernces. 1870 Meadow street. Ala ST.
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FOR Fresh AIR Excursions
MONEY FOR Mr.. M0SSMAN
Journal and Courier Turns Over
$32.07 Left from Auto
mobile Trips.

The following is self explanatory;
Aug. 10, 1907
Rev. William D. Mossman,
City Missionary,
New Haven. Conn.
: Dear Sir:-I find that we have left
over from the fund established for the
orphans of the city, $S2.O7 1t is i'm
possible to proportion this among the
contributors to the fund. 1t, therefore,
occurs to me that it will be possible
for you to use it for the benefit of
those who are otherwise deprived of
an opportunity to enjoy the fresh air.
Respectfully yours,
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FOR SALE--1,0OO set Patent stove
Brick. Every set warranted one year.
Orders received 1888 GTATE STREET.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

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five cents word for full week, seven
times.
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WANTED-Position as nousekecper.
Apply at West Haven postofflce L.
e. Naylor AR 2t*
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AUCTION SALE.


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five cents word for full week, seven
times.
II. ID. MALLORY,
AUCTIONEER and Appraiser, 1928
Chapel St. Telephone 1850. House
hold goods speciality. IA tt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


MORE CAPITAL
NEEDED to fill orders for COttOn's
"I1NO-TUFs Felt mattresses (patent
pendlng). Best paying investment in
New Haven Particulars on applica-
tlon. The Folding Mattress Co., Inc,
81 COTE Street. J22 II
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WANTED-Furnishe house for family
Of four adults, from October to May.
c. e. Adams. 1877 Church street.
Ala 3te
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New London Marine Notes.
New London, Aug, 15.-Arrived: Sch.
James Boyce. Sailed: Tug Conesttoga
with three barges bound west.
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WANTED Situation as seamstress and
lady's maid or nurse. S. A., Courier
office. ais 2t*
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.


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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT


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WAN TED.

JONES SELECT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 23 Church street. Telephone
1401-12 connections. Largest Agency,
male and female help supplied for
mercantile and domestic service for
any and ali kinds of work. Sent any
where. Open evenings.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe house. to a
man and wife, for the winter, small
modern house, near town hall at
West Haven Address with refer
ences P. o. Box 1874. a15 7teod
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-14

practical and contained so many
valuable suggestions that every
dweller in our city as we'll as in
other cities ought to know, that we.
have received the DOCTORS permis-
sion to publish it in full, which we
will do at some future. time.
John p. Mattson spoke on "De-
nomination Schools, !" their value in
our educational system, and to the
towns in which they are located,
and showed that Warren is splendidly
situated for school of that kind.
Prof. Geo. Il. keenan, closed the
speech making by an Instructive and
entertaining address on industrial
Education" The effort nowadays
was to make education more practi-
cal, and with that end in view
sloyd, or manual training, for the
boys, and sewing and household
economics for the girls, were being
introduced in many schools. Such a
course of training will better fit the
boy and girl for life and it's duties.
In the Warren school a beginning
has been made with manual training
this year and he believed it would
prove both beneficial and popular.
Thus closed one of the greatest
events in the history of the club. 1t
was voted to have another such ban
quet before the end of the winter.
The Warren orchestra furnished a
number of musical selections during
the evening, all of which were high
ly appreciated.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Feb. "A great storm must have
passed over Huntsville and. East
Park last week, as both Ole Brenna
and Carl Swenson have lost their
m ustaches.
Misses Laura Hanson, Sophie IN
derdabl, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Syverson
and Mr.. A. Underdahl visited at A.
Gjovik's last Monday evening.
Huntsville must be pretty cold,
Erick Void froze his nose the other
day.
Miss Anna Gustafson made trip
home on skees last Sunday and re-
turned home on same last Sunday,
How are the roads, Anna?
A Nordmarken is on the sick list.
t. Roppe has now got his gun
back. It was taken from him at
Middle River some time ago.
G. G. Rood made q flying trip to
Pelan on snow shoes.
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THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY OF.
SPRUCE VALLEY.

Ingalls,, MINI. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Syver Thorson on Jan 13, son.
This is the eleventh child, there being
four sons and seven daughters. Mr..
and Mrs. Thorson settled FL years
ago in Spruce Valley, by the two.
large spruce trees which stood as a
land mark and are familiar to many
of the old settlers. They had taken
Horace Greeley's advice and had
come west, being among the first
settlers of this town. TO say they
have succeeded in making a good
home for themselves, is putting it
mildly. Mr.. Thorson is now 48 years
old and Mrs. ~. The community
congratulates them in general and
wish them many happy years to
come. ...
Part of their good fortune is pro-
badly due to the fact that they have
taken the Sheaf all these years.
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WEALTH OF The
GOPHER STATE
Figures That Tell Of Wealth Of the
Great State Of Minnesota as
Listed for Taxation

Minnesota was admitted to the
sisterhood of states IN ls58-only
forty -eight years ago. It is to-day
one of the great common Wealths Of
the United States, with the emphasis
on wealth. The taxable personal
property as reported by the state
auditor is nearly two hundred
million dollars. This is supposed to
be only forty per cent of the real
value of the state subject to taxa
tion. In horse flesh there is over
eighteen million dollars, and over ten
million dollars invested in COWS; half
a million in sheep and a million and
a quarter in hogs. The value of
wagons and carriages represents four
and half million, and automobiles
half million dollars. There are in
the state million dollars worth Of
sewing machines; the same value in
watches and clocks. That Mime
sofa people are lovers Of music is
shown by the fact that they posses
over three and half million dollars,
worth Of pianos, which is more than
the value of elevators and ware
houses. Farm machinery including,
threshing outfits, foots up to nearly
seven million dollars. We are also a
modest people, and not given to ex-
travagant personal adornment, and
we pay taxes on only a third of a
million dollars in diamonds and
jewelry-or else we forget to tell the
assessors about them. Goods in
wholesale establishments are listed
at over ten million dollars and in
retail stores nearly nineteen million.
There is certainly all opportunity to
expand as manufacturing state, as
the total vaule of all manufacturers
tools and implements is less than
farm machinery, or only a trifle over
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Our two days of spring seemed to
have come too soon, as there seems
to be still some winter left.
This is week Of experiments tor
the chemistry class.
The girls Basket Ball Team have
postpoDd their trip to Ada until
March 2.
The class play the Seniors have
decided on is "The Merchant Of
Venice.
Some people can disguise their
writing quite we'll, especially when
it comes TO sending comic valentines.
Launcelot Gobba is looking for a
mouse.
Being late at recess, result stay
after school.
Lessons in sewing are to be started
next week.
Burnt fingers are quite the fad for
the chemistry class.
Wanted, matches; please send to
chemistry class.
What has become of the German
Club?
The Seniors have commenced to
practice for their play, which will be
given in near future.
The literary program will be on
Feb. 81. The program is:
Paper, nWashington's Victories, !"
Perry Wood.
Instrumental solo, Flo Wadsworth.
Paper, 'sLincoln," Barney Peter
son.
Vocal solo, Nellie Cross.
Paper, "Washington's Retreat, !"
George Powell.
Instrumental solo, Margaret
MCCLELLAN.
Farce, Miss Penelope, !" characters
are:
Penelope, "a Quakeress, Grace Lewis
Maj Cumberland, Briidsh Leader,
Ingolf Grindeland.
Master VIM. Brown, small boy,
Clinton Wittensten.
John Bletzen, Hessian Soldier, S
Roy WadsW orth.
John Wethersford, Colonial Soldier, 6
Joe Staska.
Some folks have the idea if they
get married there won't be any
Geometry lessons to get.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

To accommodate the tax-paying
public Of Marshall County, I, the
undersigned, will be in Stephen on
Friday and Saturday, the 8th and
9th days of February next, to collect
personal property taxes Of the current
year; and in Argyle on Friday and
Saturday, the 18th and 10th respec-
lively, for the same purpose.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, January
22nd, 1907. b. Dagoberg,
County Treasurer.
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OF BIRTHS
AND DEATHS
In Marshall County for the Year
Nineteen Hundred and
Six

The following is the report of
births and deaths for the different
cities, villages and Gowns in Marshall
County, as furnished by the state
board of health. All the figures are
for the year 1906, except those of the
village of Argyle, which are for both
1905 and 1905. The report shows a
healthy natural increase in popula-
tion, the ratio of births and deaths
being 3 to l.
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Golden Valley Nursery
Warren, Mimi.

We are now better prepared than
ever to take your order fol all kinds
of trees and plants. Most Of these
are raised right in our own nursery
and therefore used to this climate.
Will take contracts to plant all the
trees in your yard and will guaranty
the trees to grow Give me your
order and let me prove what l can
do.
I have had 18 years experince in
nursery and tree planting.
Send for price list.
John Fawger, manager.
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million dollars. The value Of bank
stock is over seventeen million
dollars That the saloons are not a
large element in our wealth. is shown
by the fact that saloons and eating
houses combined pay taxes on less
than two million dollars. Taken as
a whole it is grand index of pros
perity for so young a state. st.
Cloud Journal Press.
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Rev. J. M. Buffum, of University
Place, Nebraska, will commence a
series of special meetings in the M
E. church next Sunday Feb. 18th.
Morning service at half-past ten.
Evening service at 7:45 p. m. His
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-02-14
The FUNERAL OF MRS.
TOREELL.

The funeral Of Mrs. Tornell, wife
OF Rev. A. Tornell, who died on
Feb. 5th, was held from the Swedish
Mission church in Viking last Sunday
at Up. NJ, and was conducted by
Rev. a. Roadfeldt, of Thief River
Falls, who preached an impressive
funeral discourse. A large number
OF friends were present to pay their
last tribute of love and respect to
one who in life had been dear to
them, and the floral offerings were
many and beautiful.
Mrs. Tornell's maiden name was
Christina Helena Ryden. She was
born in Smaland, Sweden and was 40
years, s months and days. when she
passed away. The cause of death
was dropsy. She is deeply mourned
by husband, seven children, the
youngest being 10 years old, her aged
mother, a sister, many relations, and
by a host of friends.
She was married to her husband
May 18, 1876, at Des Moines, To-, and
came with him and her family to
Warren in 1894, removing to Viking
in 1897. To the bereaved family a
large circle of friends both here and
elsewhere extend their most heartfelt
sympathy. Mother is not dead she
only sleepeth.
Here as a simple and easy way to
stop q chimney fire used by the fire
department. Of the city of Appleton.
The quickest, surest ,neatest, easiest
and most effective way to stop a
chimney fire is to take a large wet
cloth and wind it around the stove
pipe Just above the stove. The mois-
ture5 from the cloth forms cloud of
steamsinside the pipe which raises
and smothers the fire in the chimney
almost at once. This mehtod has
proven effect i've in the case Of "a fire
so fierce that the stove pipe all the
way from the stove to the chimney
was red hot. The scheme was work.
ed out by the fire department of
Appleton from a pointer received
in a causual observation and is now
in use in the Appleton fire depart
n,ent to the exclusion of all other
methoa stheschieI beauty Of the plan
lis it's simplicity and the ease with
which it can be used by any one
Simply saturate a large cloth with
water, wind it around the stove pipe
at any point where it is hot, the
hotter the better, and the steam
generated by this inside will do thu
rest.
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MARCH.

live near the big city of March,
situated about five miles west Of
Warren. Last summer the place
grew by the addition of a platform,
stock-yard, and a coal-shed. There
are not many inhabitants yet, and
one man attends to all the business.
On account Of the snow blockade on
the 500, the mayor of the town cam
not get in his spring stock.
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NOTICE..

AS [ am about to leave Warren I
desire to sell all my household fur
niture, including piano, refrigerator,
sewing machine, bed room suits,
dinning room and kitchen furniture
etc.
Parties wishing to purchase any
goods of this kind are invited to call
at the house and inspect the same.
2t. T. Morck.
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WOOD IS SCARCE.

Although you would hardly believe
it, some of the farmers living in the
vicinity of Thief River Falls have
been suffering from a wood famine.
1t is reported that one farmer chop
ped up a rail fence, and others living
as far as fourteen miles from town
have come to town to buy mill wood.
The reason for the shortage of wood,
these farmers say, is on account Of
the deep snow makinng it almost i'm
possible to make roads into their
wood lots. Thief River Falls News.
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STATE HIGH SCHOOL EXAMIN.
81 ATIONS.

State Hisgh School examinations
will be held March q and %. Rural
teachers must procure proper paper
and notify the county superinten-
dent SO that he can procure the ques-
tions. Write the superintendent
about it now, and commence prepar-
ing.
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GERM NTOWN COUPLE WE'D.
DIED

Anton Jenson, son of Jens P. Jen-
son, the livervman, and Miss Tillie
J Johnson, of Germantown, were unit
ed in marriage at Thief River Falls
last Wednesday. s.
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The. Churches.
LUTHERAN SYNOD.
E, Hanson Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday
evening at 80 O'Clock at the Swedish
Lutheran church in the English
language.
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chalk talks to children will be a treat
to the older people as well. All are
invited. Time of afternoon service
especially for children will bezgiven
out at morning service.
G. E. Tindall, Pastor
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Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. have
a fine line Of up -to-date cutters at a
reasonable price. Come and see
them.
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SANDRIDGE TO HAVE CREAM
ERY,
Albin Krouf was down from Sand
ridge last week. He reports that all
the shares of stock in the Sandridge
creamery have been sold and it is
now an assured fact that this cream
cry will commence doing business
the first thing next spring. Thief
River Falls News.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
G. J. Nolstad, Pastor.
Services next Sunday at 1880 a. m
SCAND. NJ. E.,
A. Andreasen, Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday
at l0:30 a. NJ, and 1880 p. m.