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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
AN APRIL FOOLS PARTY.

The members of the Ladies' Read
ing Circle met at the home of Mrs
Winchester. last evening. 1t happen
ed that the regular meeting occurred
this week on April first, SO eact
member was hidden to secure a foo
friend and bring her to the fracas
Accordingly they arrived in two's
and began straightway to look fool
1sh. for they found that only by
vaultfng the barricaded doorway
could they enter the rooms beyond
and to enter they wished, for the
rooms looked very inviting, bein4
eaily and tastefully festooned. each
In different color. Each lady was
requested to hold her own tall FOOLS
cap, and the rooms were soon throng.
ed with tall and peaked figures de.
termined to make fools of themselves
and each other. In response to roll
call. the members offered amazing
salaams. touching their peaks to the
floor.
:. The business meeting having been
concluded. the program was left in
the hands of the leader. Many fool.
1sh pastimes were INDUCED in. The
tiny fool twins chose sides. and a
spelling contest was held, the words
being spelled backwards. Sells and
Jokes were the order of the evening,
and quite the Joke of the evening
was the arrival of the. fool husbands,
who had not been hidden to the feast
OF fun. ..-They stole quietly in ..and
they still stoutly declare they are
glad they came, tho they we're sub.
jected to all the ordeals planned fol-
the discomfort of the sister fools.
they proved themselves docile fools,
wore their caps with grace, and won
their way to fooldom with ease. A
contest with crayon and paper
aHoIded all present an opportunity
to display their talent for drawing.
The judges decided that the best
picture submitted was drawn by Foo
Broher Ayers, who drew 'The Hat
me Father wore," and the worst by
Fool Sister Nelson. whose river ran
uphill. Mrs. Nelson was ACCORDINGLY
awarded the head prize and Mr..
Ayers the artist of the evening.
declared himself to be more than
satisfied with the fooly prize.
Two of the younger fool brothers
were amidst great hilarity initiated
into the mysteries of a secret society
OF which most of the circle ladies arc
members. And so the hours flew
merrily on to the time when fools
begin to hunger. A dainty supper
was served In courses, each course
showing it's color scheme to mattel
the decorations of the rooms. More
foolish fun followed, and April fools
dav was past before the crowd dis
persed. ~.,-,-~...
General praise and thanks were
awarded the hostess, the leader anC
the refreshment committee, Mes
DANES Winchester, Stuhr. Taralsetl
and Spaulding. respectively.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Mrs. G. M. Chaffee. dauehter-in-
law of F: NJ. Chaffee, is visiting here
this uooL

Mrs. G. NJ. Chaffee. dauehter-in-
law of f. NJ. Chaffee, is visiting here
this week.
Maenus Erickson passed through
tuesday Oh his way to Oslo from
Dr1e1 visit at his home in Argyle.
Julius J. Olson returned the fore
part OF the week from a business trip
to the Twin cities.
,Supt. G. E. keenan, reports the
birth Of fine son at his home
yesterday. April l.. Mother and son
are doing we'll.
9: L. McAvoy. father of Mrs. F..
NJ. montgomery. of Angus, died re-
cent!y at Chicago. He was pioneer
resident Of Crookston.
County attorney Brown is spending
lew DAYS in St. Paul trying to pre-
vail upon the State Investment
Board to supply Marshall County
with funds for ditching purposes.
The Warren school is closed for
the spring vacation this week and
most OF the teachers have gone to
their respective homes to gather
strength for the spring terms
ardu0us duties.
Misses Gina and Ida Jorqenson.
who have been attending school in
this city during the winter. left for
their home in Alma last Friday,
where they will spend the spring
vacation.
The republican primaries for the
election of delegates to the county
convention will be held in the usual
polling places in each precinct next
Monday, April 9Th. at 2 o. 10. Let
all republicans remember the date
and the place.
DR.. W. S. Anderson was called to
Viking on Tuesday evening to attend
a sick person and he and @. 0.
Anderson. the livervman. drove out
there in the storm that night. They
left the team and returned home on
the 500 in the morning.
Mrs. Peter Anderson and her two
little girls. of Argyle. and Emil
Peterson, of Vega. returned on the
500 this morning from attendance at
the wedding of their sister. Hulda
Peterson to Otto Klengborg. in town
of New Maine. on Monday this week.
The Great Northern local now runs
direct to and from Moorhead. as it
formerly did. PEOPLE along the line
will greatly appreciate the restora-
tion of this service. The north
bound trains arrive here a little
later in the morning. the time being
9:14.
Veterinary g. r. Frank retu rned
Tuesday from StrandQuist. where he
had been called to examine some
sick horses. N. 0. StrandQuist. of
that place. has lost eight out of ten
horses this winter from a peculiar
disease. Or. Frank says the disease
is caused bv eating hay on which
poisonous insect has deposited it's
eggs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
MARRIED,

Otto Klingborg and Hulda c..
Peterson. both young people who are
well known in this city. were united
in marriage at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Peterson, in town Of New Maine. on
Monday. March 3Oth. Rev. Bjorn-
son. of Newfolden, tied the nuptia]
knot. It was a quiet home wedding.
only relatives and few friends be-
ing present. The happy couple will
make their home in Thief River
Falls. where the groom is a rising
young business man.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Geo. Phster. G. A. Nelson. W. N.
Powell aud D. Farrell. represented
the Warren lodge Of Woodmen at the
county convention at Stephen on
"Wednesday. W. N. Powell was elect
ed delegate to the state convention
which will be held in Duluth next
May, and o. L. Melgaard was chosen
alternate. It was decided to hold a
county picnic at Argyle some time
in June. D. Farrell. Of this CITY, A.
Dickinson. of .Stephen and II. Z:
Aeisch, of Argyle. being appointed
a committe on arrangements.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
INGALLS,.

March 80. 1908. All are now wish
ing that the snow would disappear.
but it looks as if we are not to
get the very early spring. which some
have prophesied.
Died:-On March %. Henry Loke-
bo. aged "A years. months. and "a
davs: He was Anders Schey's uncle.
He did not want to get rD in the
morning. something unusual for him.
Anders Schev brought the cream to
Middle River and when he returned
Mr.. Lokebo was dead. Mr.. Lokebo
and his wife lived with Mr.. Schey.
Mrs. Schev and Mrs. Lokebo hardly
knew when he died. as Mrs. Schey
was out to the barn a little while
and when she came in the old man
was lying on the bed very still. She
looked and found he was dead, He
leaves wife. little older than he.
but no children. He was Quiet
and good man. and had many friends
who all respected him. The funeral
was held on SATURDAY.. the 28. at l
p. M. and was largely attended.
Twelve teams went to the cemetery.
We had news telegraphed US from
DeadwOOd that our brother. Edwin
died there on the 9th ultimo. The
telegram Law in the Office at Middle
River six days before we got it. The
day 1t came the agent there ran awav
and has not been seen or heard of
since.
ClareDce Moen, Arthur, Henry and
Albert Anderson and Carl Magnuson
visited with Roy ingalls, yesterday.
Albert Noen returned to his home
iD Canada last week.
Well. We SEQ by our daiiies that tho
2 cent rate for passengers on our
railroads is knocked. higher than
Gilderoy's Kite. 1t seems strange
chat our legislators cannot make
laws that will be legal, as most Of
the men We send to our legislature
are lawyers. Would it not be better
to send farmers? But, of course,
even they could not make Law that
our Supreme Court Judge would cali
constitutional, were any of those hig
trusts to lose a cent by it. Then
again, where is that s29, 600. 600 fine
the oil King was fined? We have
never seen any account of it's beinp
paid and never expect to. But If it
had been some poor man who had
stolen q loaf of bread to keen him
from. starving, he would have had 10
pay his ine or 90 to jail. The Judges
90 not call such laws uncOnstitutiOn.
al, OF course not. Well, We will
close for fear Of the waste basket.
~. H. Ingalls,.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
Gill & Lambcrson
Successors to the
Bank of Warren

Under the law passed by our last
Legislature all private banks are pro-
hibited from doing business other
than In their co-partnership name.
This being the case the BANK OF
WARREN will hereafter do business
under their tirm name of GILL &
LAMBERSON. There will be no
change whatever of any kind in the
management of the business. It
will continue to do business just as
We have for the last twenty-four
years. L. LAMBERSON.
Cashier.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
HORTICULTURAL
ASSOCIATION
Of Red River Valley Will Meet at
the Crookston Experiment
Farm, April 3rd.

The Red River Valley Horticultur.
al Society will meet at the School Ol
Agriculture at Crookston on Friday
this week in connection with the
clos ing exercises of the school. The
following program has been prepared
for the occasion:
1000 a. m ~''s@:-s:-;:
Song by school. -
Small Fruits on the Farm. Osca,
Wick. East Grand Forks.
Cold Frames and Hotbeds, j. F.
Heller, Crookston.
Recitation, Antoinette Riopelle.
Apples, Varieties to plant in the
Bed River Valley, Ole j. Hagen,
Duet, H. R. Danielson andc. MRS.
Robertson.
Raising Vegetables on the Red
River Valley Farm, G: W. Wilder,
crOOkStOn.
Growing and Marketing Potatoes,
]. M. Stephens, Crookston.
Recitation, Albert Malm.
Song by School.
From II to 2, Lunch and inspec.
-: s 300 p. m. go. -.
Song by School. - l. ''1@
Seed Contest, Prof. l.. p. Harring
ton.
Recitation, Mrs. George Chester
man.
Landscape Gardening, Mrs. A. A.
Just.
Solo, Mrs. Carl Schroeder.
Plant More Trees. VIM. Robertson.
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, +.
II. Hazeltine. -
Chickens and Their Relation tc
Horticulture, G. E. Brown.
Recitation, Hazel Wilkinson.
Cooperation. Supt. A. ID. Wilson,
st. Anthony Park.
Recitation, Robert Erlandson.
Address. Senator Stephens.
Song by school.
Election of Officers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
SECOND HOME
STEA D ENTRIES.

Register r. j. Montague, of the
CrOokston land office has received
from the department. of the interior
at Washington Instructions relative
to the recent law passed bv congress
in regard to second homestead en-
tries. The law requires that anv
one desiring to make entry under the
homestead laws. who has made a
previous entlv. but has lost. forfeit
ed or abandoned the first entry. must
make affidavit. giving date and de-
scriDtiOn of his former entry and
that it was not cancelled for fraud
or for any other consideration. The
instructions are exDljcit and will
serve for the future guidance of the
office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY.

The Seniors of the Warren High
School made a decided hit by their
class play The School Ma'am."
which was presented at the opera
house on Thursday and Friday eve
nings last week. Large audiences
were present both evenings to listen
to the Thespian efforts of the class.
All who participated in the play did
themselves. Miss Bessie Chatfee. as
the school ma'am, was dignifed,
sedate and altogether charming.
Miss Glynn Sinclair. as the complain
ing parent. acted her part to perfec-
tlon. Joe Staska. as a school direc-
tor. knew very we'll how to run the
school board. although he failed in
managing the school ma'am. Mary
Vavrina. as the directors wife, stood
nobly by him. Simon Roadquist, as
Cypher. another director. always
provoked laugh when he ''agreed
with the board.' Ula Pealstrom. as
Mis-. Trueblood. the lady member of
the board. did just fine and proved
to be the most sensible part of tina t
body. Elmer Boyd. as Johnny
Grump. 1.-The little son. acted his
part very naturally. lDgOlf Grinde-
lang. as Milt Harmon. behaved so
we'll that the school ma am could not
help falling in love with him.
Henning Smith. as Yens Yenson.
the Yanitor. was a howling success.
His imitation Of the Scandinavian
dialect was rich. and we have not
heard it better done at any Ole
Olson on Yon Yonson show. Anna
A Abrahamson. as Marlv Undertow.
was perfectly natural in represent
ing that character. Flo Wadsworth
Mamie Head. Arthur Welin and
Edward Bren also acted their respec-
tive parts real well.
There was not dull moment in
the plav from the time the curtain
rose until the close of the perfor-
nance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
SOO'S AGENT AT
ALVARADO BOUNCED.

+. G. Leach, the Soo's agent at
Alvarado, has been found not strict.
ly honest in conducting the business
OF the company. 1t is claimed that
ne sold some of the company's coal
and lumber, which he had no right
to do. and pocketed the proceeds
himself. The company found out
about the matter and on Tuesday
this week he was discharged from
the service. Leach is a young man.
recently married, and no doubt re-
grets now that he departed from the
path of rectitude.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Among those from here who at
tended the johnson meeting at
Crookston ON Monday evening were
the following Albin Young. &. A.
Tullar. Z. n. Olson, e. N. Mithun.
+. B. Halberq, ,and Aug. Lundgren.
Harry Larson, of Fork and Pa
McC Clernan. of Stephen, also attendt
ed the meeting. which all say was q
harmonious affair.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
PASSED WORTHLESS CHECKS.

w OAS l. AAAAIG00 I'll NOAO.
Axel Anderson, who has been
staying in this city of and on during
the passed few yeras, was at Karlstad
last week and while there he drew..a
check for ten dollars on the Swedish
american State Bank at Warren.
Che check was cashed bv the State
Bank of Karlstad. and in due course
OF business came around to the bank
here. When it was learned that
Anderson had no funds in the
Swedish American Bank, and never
had had, the fraudulent nature of
the transaction became apparent, and
steps we're at once taken to secure
Anderson's arrest. On Monday
sheriff Anderson. of Kittson county.
telegraphed sheriff Forsberg, of this
county. to hold young Anderson un-
tn he could come down to get him.
Sheriff Anderson came down on the
local and left on the 500 with his
prisoner for Karlstad, where a
Justice trial was held the following
day. A fine of $25 and costs and 80
days in jail was imposed on Ander-
son. This it is thought will teach
the young man valuable lesson. 1t
is claimed that this is not the first
offense of similar nature charged
up against him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Jacob Nelson, whose sudden disap-
Dearance was noted in the Sheaf
week before last. has been heard
from in Canada. For some reason
he does not want to return here and
has written his wife to sell their
personal property and join him in
the Canadian Northwest. Mr..
Nelson was good farmer. and his
friends hope he will eventually re-
turn.
Mrs. Nels Peterson. who has been
visiting at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Jacob SOrensOn. and with other
friends. during the past three weeks.
will leave Monday to Join her hus-
band at Dagmar. Monatana. where
lie has taken claim and where they
will make their future home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02

Secretary Taft has swept the
country and according to the pre-
sent outlook has a cinch on the Re-
publican nomination for the presi-
dencv. A good, strong, able and
courageous man is Mr.. Taft, and
will make in ideal PRESIDENT.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
TO FARM ERS.

l have the agency for the Marshall
Co. Skandinaviske Farmers Mutual
lnsurDce Co., for the towns of
McCrea. Comstock and Viking. See
me about renewals and new in
surance. 0. L. Skonovd.
Radium, MINI,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
TARALSETH co.

Dh II NO111NO W l..
Ralph Taralseth has bought out
the hardware business of Olson &
Christensen. at Alvarado. He and
liver Winberg have spent part of the
week at The latter place invoicing
the stock and getting the transfer
made. Mr.. Taralseth will get an ex-
perienced man to run the business
and give the town first class hard
ware store. D. S. Christensen, one
of the former proprietors. will pro-
badly remain in the town and engage
in another line of business.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
HORSES FOR SALE.

Twenty good farm horses. among
them three or four we'll matched
pairs, for sale. John Wolberg,
3t. 'Alvarado,
Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
A MUSICAL TREAT PROMISED

A MUSICAL TREAT PROMISED.
The Warren City Band is making
all sorts of preDarations for a concert
to be given in the opera house on
Friday. April 10th. and aim to make
it an event that all lovers of good
music will appreciate. The boys
have practiced diligently during the
Winter months and have something
real good to offer the public. In ad-
ditiOn to the music offered by the
band. Prof. Trembley. the violinist.
of Argyle. and Miss Nellie Cross.
who is developing into a fine soprono
singer. will furnish few selections.
and Miss Hulda johnson, will render
a recitation or two during the eve
ming. Let every citizen encourage
the Warren Band by procuring
tickets for this concert. -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-02
FOR SALE.

Ny house and lot in the city of
warren. -. -. Alfred Carlson.
mo. pd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-15
PREPARING FOR OCTOBER.


Heart with JOY a-brimming
As they enter the store;
They are buying trimming
And they VIII buy much more.
Her eyes are all aglcw
And her lips ruby red;
She's happy, don't you know,
For she's about to wed.
$50
Miss Kate Slater has returned from
visit to Atlanta.
Miss Polly King has returned from
visit to relatives in Waycrcss.
49,
Miss Nellie GreenIee, Of Atlanta, is
the guest Of the Misses Conoley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tharin have as
their guests Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Whit
ney Of Augusta.
Miss Helen Baumgartner left last
night for Rome, whore she will enter
Shorter college.
Mrs J. c. Lehman, who has beer
quite III for several days, is reported
somewhat better
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson and Miss
Minnie Akin spent yesterday in the
eit ~ ffs:e.iii NJ. Pleasant.
Misses Annie Dean and Caroline At
knson are being pleasantly entertain
ed by friends at Marietta.
Mrs. ]. w. simmons and littlo
daughter have returned from visit
to relatives in St. Marys.
A little son arrived Sunday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM Gil
nilliatt on Reynolds street.
Mrs. J. l. Walker and Miss Mildred
Walker, of Mona, Fla, arrive today
to visit Mrs. j. r. Robertson.
The D. A. r. will hold a meeting
z-ft theresiAeaee OF Mrs. W II. DeVoe
this afternoon at 430 o'clock.
49,
Mrs. ]. NJ Burnett left last night
to spend some time in Atlanta. She
was accompanied by little Miss Fran
ces Cook.
Judge Spencer II. Atkinson is ex-
peeted from Atlanta within the com
ING week to visit DR. d. D. Atkinson
and family.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-15
Xxx Il Azg Il XXX Il Il ~ e
3 Doing: n SOCIETY,". I
3 TX x Il XIX gAzzzSkk Xix ~

Mrs. w. NJ Smith and daughter,
Miss Elsie Smith. arrive in few days
from Atlanta to visit Postmaster and
Mrs. A. NJ Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Borehardt and
and little daughter have returned
from a several weeks visit to various
resorts in North Carolina.
A fun attendance is requested at the
meeting Of the Kings Daughters. to
be held at the residence Of Miss Kate
Hail this afternoon at 40 o'clock.
Among the young girls who have en-
tered at the Georgia Industrial college
at Nfilledgeyille these left last night
over the Southern: Misses Annie May
Tostensen. Rita Doerhinger, Carrie
Roffo and Blanche Richardson.
The Misses Gale school win open for
the term en- Monday, September 2S.
This has been one Of the most success
fuI private schools in Brunswick IN
the past and the outlook for the pres
ent term is very hattering and large
attendance is expected.
The christening of Daniel Whitney
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Dan
which took place al St. Marks
church Sunday morning. was
Witnessed BY large congregation
Rev s. G whitney Of Augusta, rector
of st. Pauls Episcopal church. and an
uncle Of the little one, ofiiciated
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Moore returned
last night from Sylvester where they
We're married Sunday. Mr. Moore IL
the local manager Of the West tern TN
ion Telegraph company. and though he
has been living here for only a short
time he has made many friends who
Will welcome his bride TO the city.
Miss Fannie Holt is having a de-
llghtful time at Brunswick. Ga. as the
guest of Miss Ethel Elliott. The hos
piiable people of this charming old
southern town have always given Miss
Holt cordial welcome and several
pretty parties have already been given
her. She will remain in Brunswick a
week longer and Miss Elliott will ac-
company her home Jacksonville
Times Union
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
Presses Enviados 4 Ia Peni-
tenciaria.

Las Vegas, Die. .. Los prisioneros
hallados con culpa en- q termino de.
Noviembre de la corte de distrito te-
rritorial aqui, fueron p~resentados
aver ante 81 Juez William ]. Mills y
se~ntenciados por sus crimenes. Las
s~entencias fueron asi;
John Thomas, Is meses en- la peni-
tenciaria; Petrolino Alexander, Is.
meses; Albert Moore, Is meses; Tomas
Valdez, ! ano; Gabino Garcia, | afo;
Hilario Montoya, ! ano y un dia; Pe-
dro Gutierrez, 2 amos pero su senten-
cia fue ~suspendida; Guadalupe Cam
pos, 30 dias IN la carcel; Harry ~.
Sears, s mesess en- la carcel; Luis Val
dez, 80 dias en- la carcel: Ramon Cha
yes y Filemon Sanchez, s25 de multa y
30 dias en- la carcel, pero la sentencla
de encarcelamiento fu6 ~suspendida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

El Hon Elfego Baca, promlnente
abogado dc Albuquerque quien Sc ha
visto obllgadoa guardian CANA por
mas que cinco semanas debido 4 gra-
lastimadras que uno oe los carros
apaga incendios tuyo ~ 81 buggy
tempo atras, durante los dltimos dias
de Ia cainpna potitlca, ahora ya SO
encuentra muy aliviado, aunque no del
todo bueno, por alguanas horas del
dia. atender 4 los negocios de inpor-
%tancia en- su odcina que Sc han acumu-
lado duraDte ~ enfermedad. Sus
numerosos amigos v c~Iientes tienen
mucho placer de saber que ell ~licencia-
do pronto estara terame bueno.
LA Bandera Americana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

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