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, 1908-04-24
Sheepmen for Protection

Four thousand sheepmen, represent
ing 10000, 900 sheep Of an aggregate
value of $4,000, 900, are to unite for
protection against the wool buyers of
the east. The sheepmen in Utah, Wy
oming. Montana, Idaho. Nevada, Colo
RADIO, Arizona and a portion Of New
Mexico are in the combination. Every
sheepman in these states will be ask
ed by personal letter to hold his wool
for higher prices than is now being
offered by the wool buyers. Huge
warehouses, capable Of holding mil
lions Of pounds of wool, will be erect
ed at convenient points in the west,
on the line Of the big railroads to the
east. Anyway, that's the latest news
paper dope from Salt Lake, Omaha
and .Chicago.-Douglas Budget.
, 1908-04-24

When a paper gets into the "Citi-
zen,' Parent" Mother" "Veritas,' =
Pro Bono Publico," Taxpayer" and
"one Who Knows" manner of enllght,
ening the public, IL is in mighty poor
business. If any person or paper has
anything OF value to say, there is no
reason Why 1t should not be given to
the public openly and above board.
The rubber shoe method of newspaper
work does not have much effect with
the people as a whole, except to excite
their derision.
, 1908-04-24
The Little Bears

A terrific racket was going on in The
nursery.
What are the children doing in
there, Laura?" asked Mr.. Ferguson.
"They told me they were going to
play Sunday school," answered his
wife. Some of their little friends are
spending the evening with them"
Mr.. Ferguson stepped to the door
of the nursery and applied his ear TO
the keyhole. A dozen juvenile voices
were singing Justify:
We won't go home till morning,
We won't go home till morning,
, 1908-04-24

The trouble breeder is happy over
the fact that 1t has been able to
keep some sort of trouble going on for
a considerable period in the past. 1t
does not appear to realize that any
croaker can do this sort OF thing. 1t
takes a mighty small order of ability
to circulate calumny, even against
ones own community
, 1908-04-24
Call for Republican County Convention
Headquarters Republican Count

Call for Republican County Convention.
Headquarters Republican County
Central Committee.
Laramie, Wyoming March 21st, 1903.
The republican electors of the Coun-
ty of Albany are hereby called upon to
elect delegates from their respective
precincts, to a republican county con-
vention to be held at the court house
in Laramie on Saturday, the I'd day OF
May, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of electing eleven delegates
to represent Albany county in the state
convention, to be held at Lander, Wyo.
on the 18th day of May 1908, the object
of which convention Is to place II
nomination.:
Three presidential electors.
A representative to the sixty-frst con.
Igress of the United States.
The election Of six delegates and ak
alternates to the republican national
convention to be held in Chicago, Ill
June 16, 1908.
The said delegates will also repre-.
sent Albany county In a convention OF
the Second Judicial District and place
in nomination a candidate for Judge OF
the Second Judicial District.
The said convention be composed 81
IS delegates, divided among the vari
Gus precincts as follows:
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Tsrms Of Subscription.

Mr.. Bryan now denies that his in.
come is large and says he lectures
more frequently for nothing than for
hire.
, 1908-04-24

Certified milk, guaranteed pure, will
be sold to parents of Chicago babies
who a afford it at the rate of II
cents per quart.
, 1908-04-24
We won't go home till mornii-i-ing-

And then We won't so home!"
Then he went back and picked up
his newspaper again.
Gould you make out what they were
singing, George?" asked Mrs. Fergu-
son
"Yes," he said; "it's a favorite old
Sunday school hymn"
, 1908-04-24

Laramie, First ward.
Laramie, Second ward. ...........1
Laramie, Third ward.
Sherman, Precinct No 1........... /
Sherman, Precinct No. ............ !
Sherman, Precinct No. ........... /
Red Buttes .....
Sanders ]
Lookout
West Laramie. !
WOODS L
Tie Siding. !
wyoming |
Horse Creek, Precinct No. 1........ i
Horse Creek. Precinct No 2........ ]
Big Laramie. !
Keystone, Precinct No ........... !
Keystone, Precinct No 2............ /
Sheep mountain. l
Lodge Pole. ]
Soda Lakes, Precinct No 1.......... !
Soda Lakes, Precinct No 2.......... /
Sand Creek. l
Rock River. l
MdiioCl =
Seven Nile /
Duck Creek Precinct No 1......... i
Duck Greek, Precinct No 2.......... !
Duck Creek, Precinct No 3......... i
Little Medicine. 1
Centennial /
Jelm l
Rock Creek. l
Sibylee ]
North Laramie Precinct No 1....... /
North Laramie, Precinct No 2...... I
Mountain Home, Precinct No L.. I
Mountain Home, Precinct No-2..... 1
Laramie e l
Primary meetings will be held in the
precincts outside of Laramie at the
several polling places established at
the last general election at the hour
of 2 O'Clock D. M, on the 25th day OF
April 1908.
Primary meetings in the city of Lar
annie will be held at 8 O'Clock p. M, on
the 80 day of April, 1908. as follows:
The primary meeting in the First
ward will be held at the City Hall and
will be called to order by G. H. Hert-
zog.
The primary meeting Of the Second
ward will be held at the Court House
and will be called to order by J. H.
Symons.
The primary meeting Of the Third
ward will be held at the Hose House in
said ward and will be called to order
by E. A. Christie.
All persons who endorse the policies
and principles Of the republican ad-
ministration and party are cordially
invited to attend and take part in the
selection of delegates to the conven-
ton.
BY order Of the committee.
OTTO GRAMM,
Chairman.
NO. PETERSON. Secretary.
Old books rebound At The Republt
LNfaII LI f
, 1908-04-24

A complete line Of legal blanks .
The Republican omes.
, 1908-04-24

Old books rebound At The Republi
can once.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Judge Hagen is Dead.

Judge Ole E. Hagen. for three
terms Judge of Probate in Polk
County died at Bethesda hospital
In CroOkston last SATURDAY. morning.
About four years ago he moved to
Roseau County. in which county he
was elected to the office of county
auditor at the election held Nov. 3
last. He was taken sick during the
campaign and was taken to Crooks
on ON Wednesday last week for treat
ment. Cause Of death was
peritonitis. His age was SIS wears.
sMr. Hagen was a vigorous and able
writer In behalf of the reform move
ment. He was contributor to or
editor of various Norwegian week
lies. published In the valley. and
exerted a powerful political influence
In the days when the PEOPLES Partv
flourished.
Judge Haeen's wife died eight
years ago. and he is survived bv five
sons and three daughters. County
ATTORNEY E.O. Hagen. of Crookston :
Chris o. Hagen, who is a teacher in
the PHILIPPINES. O. O. HAGEN. q mid
lshipman In the naval academy at
Annapolis. Md; Paul Hagen.
student at the state university.
Ewdard Hagen. and the Misses
Thora. Mary and Inga Hagen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
WARREN !. |: WILL
Be REPRESENTED
At the National Corn Exposition
to be Held in Omaha
in December.

There will be at least Is entries of
agricultural products grown in the
vicinity Of Warren at the bic
National Corn Exposition to be held
in Omaha next month. The March
Farm. the Spaulding Farm. and
Munger & Son. will exhibit samples
Of clover seed testing 60 pounds to
the bushel. j. W. Thomas will show
samples of barley testing 81 lbs. to
the bushel. There will also be a
number of entries of oats with an
average test of 40 to AZ lbs. and
wheat testing 60 lbs. and more.
Munger & Son will exhibit SAMPLES
of clover. oats and barley. That a
number of prizes will be awarded the
exhibitors from Warren. we conf.
denJly believe. as the excellence of
our grains is hard to. surpass. This
is good wav to boost Warren and
the Red River Valley. and make
known to the world the great agri.
cultural resources of this region.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Married in California.

Last SUNDAY. Nov. %. at i O'Clock.
Miss Ellen Dahlin was united in
marriage to Mr.. Arvid Anderson. at
rurlock. California. at the home OF
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustaf Anderson. The groom is a
successful young business man Of
Turlock. who formerly lived in Mar
shall County. and is we'll known both
in this city and vicinity. The bride
is an esteemed young lady Of town
Of Alma. and who has lived there
ever since her childhood. until re-
Gently when she left for California. Il
They will be at home at Turlock,
California after Dec. Z. 1908.
. Their many relatives and friends
Of this city and vicinity wish them z
happy welded life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
NOVEMBER Term
OF DISTRICT COURT
Convened at Warren Monday,
Judge Grindeland Presiding.

The November term OF district
court convened In this city Monday.
with Judge Grindeland in the chair.
The first day was devoted principal
ly to the examination of applicants
for citizenship. and issuing naturali-
zation papers. There were no less
than Is applicants. and these toqeth-
er with their witnesses made quite
crowd in the court room. Assistant
U. S. Attorney Dow was present and
assisted in the exam mination. Many
of the applicants were not very we'll
versed as to town and county affairs
and Judge Grindeland requested
them to subcribe for some county
paper and post themselves on current
events-very good advise indeed.
The grand jury brought in sever
al indictments and finished their Ia
bors on Tuesday. Full report of
their doings and the rest of the court
proceedings will be published next
| week.
James A. Nolan, the Stephen bank
robber who turned states evidence
at the last term of court. aid who
has been confined in the county Jail
since then. was discharged from
custody vest erday afternoon. and is
now a free man once more and let us
hope a better man.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Grand Jury Report.
Warren. Minn., Nov. "a. 1908

warren. Ml0l.. NOV. ". 1910
To the Hon. Court.
We. the Grand jury of Marshall
County. MINI. hereby respectfully
submit the following report:
We find in our INSPECTION of The
Jail that same is found to be to-
date in material and workmanhsiD.
with the exception of the outside
steel door: we herebv recommend
that same be replaced with one solid
steel door.
We found the sanitary condition of
the Jail perfect. and floors and clo-
sets kept clean by our worthy Sheriff.
We also find the court house build
ing and grounds in perfect condition.
We wish to commend the fairness
aud impartialitv of County Attorney
VIM. ]. Brown. we are tirmlv con-
vinced that ne is not moved .bv bias
or prejudice in starting criminal pro-
secutiens or in refusing to move
therein. and that he is onlv In
luenced by an honest desire to en-
force the laws as he finds them. We
endorse his ideas of law enforce.
ment. Geo. Lamb, Foreman.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Governor Johnson's T Thanksgiving
Proclamation.

Paul. Mimi. Nov M-Governor John
proclamation calling people
Minnesota Nov 26 In the
with the proclamation issued by the PRESIDENT
Ne again the season Of the year
tures of creation growth frun
determined by
DONE the ACCOMPLISHED the reward Now
natures herself
activity fruitfuness
and the office the te Of the soil finds the winter period
comparative still great
it's manifold industries the
seasonal the end Of the We
pertv from filling round filing look
back the this endless time.
people Minnesota much rejoice them and little scour
much to be thankful for and little much they find In
solid achievement
farms Welded abundantv
The world eagerly takes from them prices their
SURPLUS And this the
prosperity Of ALL 1t is that the business world
epxerience tight chang inactivity curbng
cautions Minnesota
national misfortune keeny
but rather of expert
sautary If drastic will well
said make prize comfort luxury less feeling Of
thankfuness in the hearts of all for the
feel that the future promises much.
therefore, that. of
qious feeling for all ABSORPTION in worldly should
follow the long estabheda
the giving Of thanks to the Creator
GAS evidence of gratitude and In conformity
Of the of hereby
proclaim Thursday Nov 26 A. 1905 general day Of thanks
giving
let people assemble their
service indicative of their gratitude
and for continuation of divine for the fuure
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
next LEGISLATURE
WILL Be ASKED
10 Appropriate Funds for Ade-
quateIy Advertising Minnesota
and It's Resources.

President D. NJ. Ne1ll. of the
Minnesota Federation of Commercial
Clubs. states that the campaign he
ing prosecuted bv the business
organizations of the state for the in
crease of the states advertising
funds to Slo0, 900 per year is so we'll
along that there is substantial
prospect that the necessary legisla-
tion will be enacted during the CON-
ing session.
II have had assurances from manv
members of the next legislature that
they will SUPPORT a bill which will
provide funds with which to wage an
efficient campaign for the settlement
of the vacant agricultural lands of
Minnesota said President Neill
''Throughout the state the clubs are
very active. Within the past three
days. Bemidji. Northome. Wheaton
and several other towns have adopted
strong resolutions and begun active
work with their representatives and
senators. looking to this end. The
newspapers of Minnesota have en-
braced the idea as a unit. In the
entire state there is but one publica-
tion which has opposed the increase
of funds. and this opposition comes
from publication consistently
wrong on public questions. Probably
the criticism in this instance was
due to lack of appreciation of the
splendid work which has been don e
and the tremendous opportunities
ahead. The state has bright Dros-
poets just at the present time of OBJ
tanning thirty families from South
ern Russia. and more could be
brought here. to pioneer in the far
northern part of the state. If there
were funds with which to carry on
the work of interesting them.
'If We do not advertise, Minnesota
cannot hope to compete with
Canada, Texas. Colorado and other
sections which have beenadvertised
to the extent of hundreds upon
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Canada plans next year not to reduce
her advertising. but to increase it
tremendously. and this work will
have the result Of appealing directly
to men whom we want for Minnesota
and whom we believe should be kept
in the United States. The campaign
is being aggressivelv pushed and Is
y winning the heartv support of bust.
ness men generally throughout the
) length and breapth of state which
/ has thousands of good farmers. but
still has 20. 600. 600 acres of fertil,
land never yet touched with th'
plow." -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Warming.

Whereas it has been brought to our
notice that certain persons claiming
to represent the Sheaf are travelling
about the county soliciting subscrip-
tions for a fifteen dollar Atlas of the
county. we wish to state that the
Sheaf has no connection whatever
with said publication. Anyone
claiming to reDresent the Sheaf In
getting subscriptions for said book is
sailing under false colors.
John p. Mattson.
Publisher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Crookston Pioneer Suicides.

John McLain. prominent citizen
and pioneer of Crookston. committed
suicide last Thursday by drowning
himself in the River. He was high
ly thought Of and had for years
served as CITY Justice. Though he
had come to Crookston in the early
davs. yet he did not embrace the op-
portunities Of mak ding money. and 4
gloomy tinancia ont trlook. Illness and
old aae are sunDoeed 90 have broneht
ols mol az q! a. (. ~ g M q. 4 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
New Citizens.

The following are the names o.
those who were granted full citizens
papers atstf.1s term OF court:
/. Johan E. Dahl.
2. Alvina Anderson. "
3. John n. Sordal.
4. Amelia NJ. Johanson.
S. Kristian G. Ruud.
6. EIlin Nilsson.
Z. Peter Wagenius.
8. Mansour Isaac.
8. John Deep. ;
10. joseph Thones.
IL. David E. FraDson.
IL. Ernest Olstrom.
l3. Christian g. Berntson.
IA. Lindvald A. Hagen.
Is. Otto Forslund.
Is. Lars Torgeson.
II. Reginald Storm.
10. John M. Olson. ~
10. Hermand M. Kristensen.
20. Ludwig P. Amunsen.
81. Karl M. Ness.
%. Oscar Edlund. 4.
%. Franz Agren.
"a. Edward Evenson.
Is. Carl John Christianson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
AFarewell Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinkopf. Of
McCrea. were pleasantly surprised cy
some of their friends last Saturday
evening. They we're presented with
silver table set. Mr.. Steinkopf and
family are soon to leave for Washing.
ton. Their manv friends wish them
much happiness in their new home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26

We do not know how long the price
on -four will hold good and would ad-
wise people to Law in their supply for
the year right now while the low
price is in force. The flour is guar
anteed to be the best patent well
seasoned. If not good. your money
back. The Peoples Trading 60.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Found Dead at Baudette.

Name WickstrOm, a young man
from Vega. was found dead this
morning at Baudette. Minn.: out
side of the hotel where he had been
staying. This sad piece of news came
by telegram to-day. No further par
ticulars are at hand in.regard to the
cause of DEATH. 80 - q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Foldahl School is Wide-aWake.

School district No. liz. In Foldahl,
taught by Miss Minnie Brown. has
caught the spirit Of progress. The
district has installed a Manual
Smith Yentilating system. built a
chimney l2x16. inside measure.
bought some new small seats. and
appropriated $40 for the library.
Miss Brown has raised s53.2O. at 2
basket social for which money 3 bell
land other needed iixtures vill bt
Inrocpr chool district N u &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
TEACHERS HOLD
SUCCESSFUL MEETING
Discuss Subjects Of Interest to the
Profession at Meeting in
... Warren,

The Western Marshall County
Teachers Association held another
Of it's meetings at Warren last Satur-
day, Nov. q. In every way it was
enc of the best and most successful
and insnririne meetings of the kind
held in the county.
The teachers were fortunate in
having with them DR.. Shoemaker.
Of the st. Paul Normal School. and
Prof. O'Brien. of Angus.
The meeting was called to order
~ the vice president. Miss Mae
Peterson, in the absence of the presi-
dent. Mr.. George Proulx.
r The first number on the program
Was we'll renderd piano solo by
Miss Evelyn Grindeland. Miss Phebe
LeMunyan next sang a we'll selected
song. which was greatly enjoyed by
all.
Supt. G. E. keenan,, of the Warren
schools. read paper on "Rural
Schools aid Rural Teachers. The
paper contained many helpful sug-
gestions and practical points. 1t will
be published in the Marshall County
Schools.
Miss Laura Powell then entertain
ed the association with piano solo.
The second paper, "Morning Exer.
eises" prepared and read by Miss. Mae
Peterson. brought out many simple
and appropriate ideas and sugges-
tions on that topic. Her paper will
also be published in the "Schools''.
Owing to the absence Of Supt.
Williams. his topic. "Breaking away
from F'ads." was discussed by DR..
Shoemaker. Supt. Mithun and Mr..
O'Brien. This concluded the fore
noon session. -.---.-e----~---------.----- --
The afternoon session began at
100 O'Clock with piano solo by
Miss Mabel Abrahamson.
DR.. Shoemaker next delivered ar
address which was much appreciated
by all.
The next number on the program
was a duet bv the Misses Abraham
son.
Miss Emma Bvstrom recited .
pleasing poem which was greatly
enjoyed.
The vice president then suggested
that~a recess be taken for the pur
pose of letting any one who SO de
sired. to become a member of the as
sociation. Eleven new member
were added.
After recess. Miss Maria Tomb
entertained the members with
reading, "The Fashionable SchoC
Girl.'
Mr.. Shoemaker then brought Ou
several beneficial points on the sub
iect of arithmetic.
Two very ably rendered reading
by Miss Shirrman of the Ware
school. won the approbation an
praise of every listener.
There were about sixty member
in attendance. The meeting az
iourned at 4:3O p. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
High School Notes.
Reporters. Mabel Cederlund and
Gill LambersOn.

The fire drills last Thursday and
FRIDAY were carried out as tho the
pupils had been used to fire drills
ever since the day thew entered
school.
The mechanical drawing class is
especially to be congratulated on
their Quick work. being the first
class out of the building on both oc-
casions.
The snow had begun in the evening.
And busilv all the night. p
Had been heapinq path and sidewalk
With a blanket soft and white.
Every elm and oak and Eastwood
Wore ermine too dear for an earl
The hardwoods were softened to
| swans down.
And still f1uttered down the snow.
In spite of the fact that snow
balls and and snow fakes were flving
thru the air. all the pupils of the
High School building turned out at
the command of the fire alarm.
Mr.. LarlmOe. teacher. in the
town of Como. was visitor Tues
dav.
, What was the reason for the damp
condition Of the H.S. room Wednes-
dav afternoon? ASK the small bows
and the snow ball.
The THANKSGIVING program given
4 Wednesday afternoon bv the Il. $.
t pupils was very good.
The visitors that enjoyed the
J. Thanksgiving program were Mrs.
a Hull. Mr.. Wittensten. Mrs. MCCLELLAN.
! r. f. Thomas. Perry Wood. Helen
! Carlton. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Lewis.
I The gasoline engine for the manual
training shop has arrived. s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Announcement. A

/ wish TO announce to the people
.of warren and vicinity THAT I will
open up my new meat market IN the
winchester building on or about
Dec. j. beg TO be remembered
With i share Of the public patronaRe
.and Will do all ~ ny .OoWer to
( Enlaa ~ ali eur tcnpe d
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26
Jurors tor this Term of Court.

OuIOIS LUZ VAAS AOIA1 VI OOUxU
The following gentlemen are ser,
ng as jurors at the term of cou]
which convened in this city on MOI
lay this week:
Grand Jurors.
Ole Hvidsten. Wanger.
George Lamb. Comstock.
H. M. Strand, Big Woods.
M. j. Berget, Warren.
A. A. Peterson. Warrenton.
Ole Nelson, Middle River.
Alfred Horgen. McCrea.
Louis Nygren. Alma.
e. Torqeson. Comstock.
Tom Sparisaas, Parker.
Toilet Tunheim. New Folden.
J. NJ. Halvorson. Warren. =
P. P. Granskog. Eagle Point.
ions Olson. Foldahl.
Hartvig Lund. Moylan.
Ed. J. Warner. Excel.
A. Bierk. Holt.
Victor Cederlund. Warrenton.
John L. DahlQuist. Warrenton.
Peder Beauchemin. Alma.
Andrew e. Seve1t. Como.
Leo. B. Schafer. Stephen.
John Forslund. Veag.
Petit Jurors.
Ole o. Moen. East Park.
Sam GOBLIN. Agder.
Dave Dundas. Argyle. -
liver Lodoen. Alyarado.
John &. Anderson. Warrenton.
Jonn Dagoberg. Oak Park.
A. A. Ayers. Warren.
J. j. Sinclair. Wanger.
NJ. f.. Waller. ROLLS.
Albert Haraldson. Eckvoll.
j. H. Burlum. SteDhen.
John Gratzek. Wright. :.
Chist Larmoe. Como.
Fred Labine, Parker. n
c.. M. Carlson. Lincoln.
Aryid BOman. WarrentOn.
Perry Bush. Donnelly.
John Aase. Moose River.
Gail Kivel. Argyle.
| Henry Audett. Wanger.
L. j.. Rykken. Oak Park.
C. Westman. West Valley.
1 Emil Stoltz. Alma.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-11-26

& In connection with the bazaar to be
held Dec. llth under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church. there will be sale
Of second-h hand goods. which will be
sold az very low fgures.