davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-10-21
COMES BACK
TO WYOMING
UTAH CONVICT PARDoNED AT
REQUEST OF GOVERNOR OF
THIS STATE RECENTLY.
r. e. Stratton, Alias Frank Lyons,
Wanted in Big Horn County as
Witness In Breaking UP Gang of
Horse and Cattle Thieves-Has
Agreed to Give Testimony.

Governoc John C. Cutler Monday
honored the request of Governor Bry-
ant b. Brooks of Wyoming for the ex'
tradition OF r. e. Stratton, alias Frank
Lyons, pardoned by the Utah state
board of pardons while serving the
third year of his sentence of six and
one-half years for burglary and grand
larceny In the Utah state prison, and
Deputy Sheriff Edward Cusack of Big
Horn county, wyo., left with Stratton
for Big Horn county. says the Sal,
Lake Tribune.
Turns States Evidence.
The pardon of Stratton, who Is bet.
ter known here as Frank Lyons, was
n accordance with an agreement be-
tween Sheriff Aston of Big Horn coun
ty and Governor Cutler. that Lyons be
returned to the Big Horn basin, the
Jackson Hole and the Hole-in-the-Wal
country, and be used to break up q
desperate gang of horse thieves and
cattle rustlers. with which he was the
leader. Lyons agreed to turn states
violence and applied for = pardon. tee,
20 there were no bitches In pushing
he matter through. Then. - he haA
.tolstsd tht laws Of Wyoming several
, 1908-10-21
Alfred barlow Dead.

Alfred Darlow died at his residence,
1892 lizard street, at $40 Monday
morning, of an internal hemorrhage,
says the Omaha Bee. He had under
gone two operations within the last
.ortnight and had not been In good
health for some months. He was SUIT
.ering from nervousness s~uperinduced
by arduous attention to business and
lis physical condition proved unequal
to the demand imposed upon it by the
operations. But the primary cause Of
.leath was the hemorrhage. The op-
srations were secondary.
3 Funeral Tomorrow.
, Mr.. Da-low was a member Of the
Omaha, Commercial and Happy Hoi-
ow clubs, the Elks and Shriners. This
evening, commencing at 1890 the
midnight funeral service of the Scot
iish Rite will be held at the Masonic
temple, to which friends are invited.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. Rev. T. ].
Mackey will conduct funeral services
1T the late residence, 4032 lizard street,
o which friends are invited. Inter-
.nent at Forest Lawn.
, 1908-10-21
Trustee Secures Judgment.

Judgment was awarded Minnie
Brown, trustee of the estate Of Louis
Hamilton, for s96.95 and interest
against the Union Pacific Railroad
,ompany, by Judge Howell, In the DIS
riot court at Ogden Monday. The
claim was for salary due Hamilton as
an engineer for last January, on his
run between Ogden and Evanston,
Wyoming. Hamilton was adjudged q
voluntary bankrupt in the federal
court some time ago and the plaintiff
Minnie Brown, was named as his
trustee.
, 1908-10-21
Gone to His Home.

Isaac Van Horn, one of the largest
stockholders In the Laramie, Hahns
Peak and Pacific, who has been here
for a few days. making a tour Of in
spection OF the lines of the Walden
extension Of that road from Ccnten-
NAL, left for the east last night. great
y pleased with conditions as he found
them here. President Miller and SUI
perintendent Stewart accompanied Mr..
Van Horn to Walden and returned
with him to this city.
, 1908-10-21
CONDITION

Mrs. Aven Nelson found her moth
er, Mrs. Calhoun, very low with pneu-
monia when she arrived at Kirksville.
Mo. In fact, for some days no hope
of her recovery IA entertained. The
last report, however. is that her Ill
ness has taken a turn for the better
and the doctors feel that she has a
chance to pull through. Mrs. Calhoun
has twice visited in Laramie and many
people will remember her. Mrs Mel
son will not return for a week or two
yet.
, 1908-10-21
WILL BEGIN WORK
ON OFFICE BUILDING.

The W. H. Holiday company, which
has the contract for the erection Of the
Wilkinson Office building at Third and
men at work on the building in a little
while. The site has Teen partially
cleared, the remaining portions of the
old building to be removed within the
text week or so.
, 1908-10-21
Coal Thieves Fined.

DON Perish and Guy Deason. Ital-
ians. who were arrested night before
asst by Ofhcer Van Sickle Of the rail-
road police force, were fined 81 and
;osts each in the police court this
morning, for stealing coal from the
company, the fines and costs AMOUNT
ing to 50. Both paid and were dis
charged.
, 1908-10-21
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH NTTERS..

10 what you want, first, last and all the
time. 1t prevents siek headaehe, Poor
Appetite, Indigestion, c~esttvsnsss
DsHeusnsss, Female ,ilas ceids ans
.orsppe.
, 1908-10-21

Mr.. Taft's arguments are based upon
achievements; Mr.. Bryan's arguments
rest upon promises. most Of which he
now ignores as proved fallacies, such
as the fifty cent dollar int public own
ership.
, 1908-10-21
GONE TO THE RANCH
M To TEETH.

Tim Ross, Harry Aiken and Rev. w.
D. Trout went to the Sprague ranch
this morning. each armed with a re-
peating shotgun, and real wi d duck
stories may be looked for upon their
return.
, 1908-10-21
OIL AGENTS SON Is
DOWN WITH TYPHOID.

Willie Morgan, the son of George j.
Morgan agent for the Continental on
company here, is down with a severe
attack of typhoid fever. His phys!-
clan, however, believes he Will pui,
through without difficulty.
, 1908-10-21
JAPANESE E R

Osmanu Hiromo.o and Buichi Mori,
the two Japs who we're killed in the
accident east of Sherman night before
asst, were hurled in the city cemetery
here this afternoon. The inquest will
be held on Saturday.
, 1908-10-21

The laramie r1atns hne train from
Centennial axzissa On ttme last after-
0eons The ~ .tekhe ~ ffDm snow-
Tbs trs1a wAisAs snns4 - sons xsA-
, 1908-10-21

ng medium In the city and county for
{ reaches all the people all the time.
, 1908-10-21
RAILROADS IN
A QUANDARY
UNABLE 70 COMPLY WITH Or
DERs CONCERNING ASH Pans
ON OLD LOCOMOTIVES.
Some Are Already Equipped, But Many
Not Capable Of Adapting Devices
So Far Brought to Notiee-Juda-
ment for Trustee In Case Of or
den Bankrupt Engineer.

Railroad managers are concerned
over the law enacted at the last SEA-
sion of congress, which requires all
railroads engaged in Interstate cons
merce to equip their locomotives with
ash pans that can be cleaned without
The necessity Of going underneath tic
locomotives for that purpose. Th.
newer types Of engines are already
equipped With pans that comply FULLY
with the requirements of this law, but
there are in use a great many old-styie
locomotives that are not sc equipped,
and their construction is such that 1t
will be exceedingly difficult to put on
any device which will comply with the
.aW.
, 1908-10-21
day showed up during tho forenoon n
later made a round trip from the
Fremont street station
Stock in the Yards.

There was but n shipment OF
sheep at the yards this morning, three
carloads from Rexburg to Chicago, in
charge Of John Taylor.
, 1908-10-21
Doing Their Best.

The railroads are doing their best to
meet the requirements, but it uniouLt-
edly will be considerable of a task to
equip all these o.d-type locomotives be-
ore January 1, 1910, the date on which
The law goes into effect, especially as
no practicable device seems to be-
available.
The interstate commerce commis-
sion has been appealed to for assist
ance in the matter. with the sugges-
lion that Its recently appointed board
of experts which is now engaged in
examining and testing devices intend
ed to promote the safety of railway OPP
erations may be able to assist the
soads in their search for a practicable
device.
, 1908-10-21
LOOKED FOR TOMORROW
FROM HUNTING TRIP.

DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Ballard and child
rem and s. A. Lawson arc expected to-
morrow from their hunting trip in the
Jackson hole country near Yellow
stone National park.
, 1908-10-21

A complete line of legal blanks nj
rhe Republican once.
, 1908-10-21
GONE TO DENVER

GONE TO 0ENVEn
ON A BUYING TRIP.
Elmer Lovejoy of the Lovejoy Novel
ty works went to Denver last night on
a business trip. The novelty works
will install a steam heating plant IN
its building on Second street.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
Warren will Celebrate
the Fourth
BIG TOURNEY
At THIEF RIVER
Warren Runs Against Luck and
Loses Banner.

About three hundred Of Warren's
citizens. the band and the fire de-
paTtment. boarded the special on the
500 Tuesday morning to attend the
annual tournament of the North
western Minnesota Firemen's Asso-
citation. which is held at Thief
River Falls this year.
Tuesday was Warren's day. but it
happened to be Warren's off day.
however. and tine results of the days S
races are not what is to the credit
of the city's slogan "Warren Will
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

Jacob f. Jacobson. of Madison.
was nominated for governor by the
republican state convention at St.
Paul yesterday. The nomination
was made unanimous by acciama-
tion. no other name being presented.
He is we'll known to the people OF
the state by reason of his long
service in the legislature. where he
has been prominent in anti-railroad
legislation. He will be strong
candidate and his election is almost
certain.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
Warren'S Motto:
''Warren Will Win"

and in riding at night one often
needs an extra coat or cover across
this stretch. even in the warmest
season.
From Corona a descent of 1854
feet is made in LOO miles, making
the altitude of Alamogordo 1912 feet.
This is paDt of the Tularosa valley.
lying between the Sacramento noun
tains on the east and the San
Andreas on the west. Ell CAPTAIN, a
peak in the Sacramento range. has
snow on it's summit yet. Some
years it has SNOW thruout the
summer.
Alamogordo is the county seat of
Otero county, claims population of
1000. has a territorial blind insti-
tute. sanitorium four miles out of
town. at the foot OF the Sacrament
to's. two schools. one college, one
ice factory. one large saw mill, turn
ing out all kinds OF lumber, irriga-
tion system, electric light plant and
waterworks, two newspapers and a
number OF enterprising business
houses. It boasts OF having the
largest and best park in this part Of
the Southwest. 1t also has one
saloon. Farming is yet in its first
srages, excepting a few orchards
near in. These contain apple,
peach, plum, prune. cherry, apricot.
and pear trees, and bear an abund-
ance Of fruit this year. Many young
fruit trees have been planted lately,
and the alfalfa acreage is rapidly in
creasing. Garden truck. Jerusalem
corn. milo maize, ETC., is grown,
some Of these without irrigation,
but best success is had by irrigating.
Land is priced according to improve
ments and distance to markets or
shipping points. and access to water.
Cloudcroft is a summer resort in
the Sacramento's. reached by a
branch line of the Ell Paso and
Southwestern road. 26 miles from
E1Alamogordo. We went up there OF
an excursion yesterday. Sunday. anc
ate q picnic dinner among pines,
measuring over a rod in circumfer.
ence. This place is over 5000 feet
above sea level. and uses rustic archi-
lecture in plans for buildings. Some
houses have large pine trees growing
thru their roofs.
A large amount of timber land iI
the Sacramento's are now held By
the government as forest reserve.
Yours Truly.
Bruce Stallberg.
Anthon E. Peterson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the Office OF Re-
gister of Deeds OF Marshall County,
subject to the decision of the repub-
EIican voters at the primaries on
September 18th, and respectfully
solicit your support.
If returned to the office. / shal.
attend to the position In the future
as accurately and IS faithfully as
have endeavored to do In the past.
Respectfully yours.
John 2. Myhre.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
Big Show Coming to Town.

Dode E7isk's famous dog and pony
show and trained wild animal eX-
hibition will be in Warren July Is.
Bobbie. the educated ponv that will
work exam ples in arithmetic as
quickly as any school boy. will be
there. and many other trained
animals. The show has a cleans
and entertaining list of attractions
we'll worth seeing by both young
and old.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

Wednesday.
NeWfolden will celebrate the
Fourth in grand style this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen, of
Steohen. visited Warren friends over
Sunday.
The parents of Chas. Grinder are
here from Elbow Lake. for visit
over the 4th.
Mrs. T. e. Bennewitz. formerly of
Argyle. now Of Minneapolis. visited
friends in the city this week.
Misses Buelah and Anna McGlinch
visited with their sister. Mrs. o. a.
Taralseth. over Sunday.
Ole Hovland. of Fork. was in
town Tuesdav on his way home from
a visit with brother at Halstad.
The Warren band gave a very
much enjoyed open air concert. az
the park on Sunday afternoon
Dr.. and Mrs. w. S. Anderson re
joice over the birth of tine
daughter on Saturday last.
Mrs. L. NJ. Olson and children are
back home from a visit at the farm
in Fork.
DR.. Stuhr. of Argyle. makes fire.
uueuu trips to our city on his
elegant white Buick auto liver.
Estelle Grindeland and Edith
Mattson are visiting friends in Thief
River Falls this week.
Mrs. John B. Erickson and chill
dren returned Monday from a visit
| at Viking.
| L. NJ. Johnson lived the life of a
bachelor for few davs while Mrs.
johnson visited her folks at Alvara-
| do.
| Misses Amelia Hogberg and
Charlotte Christensen visited at the
formers parental home. in Foldahl'
on Saturday and Sundy last.
| Edwin Johnson and G.. G. DahliL
have drilled we'll on one Of Julius
Olosnss farms in McCrea and STRUCK
fine flow of water at 123 feet.
Nels Johnson. of the Warner
Machine & Iron Works Co.. was tt
Overly. N. D.. the other day and Sc
cured the contract for installing
steam heating plant in new schoo
house to be built there.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Asslein.s baby girl. on SATURDAY
i evening of last week. This is th'
i tlrst child in the family and thu
father feels just about a foot talle
since the stork's visit to his home.
! Justice Carlson and e. J. johnson
have purchased an elegant Whit
steamer touring car that runs a
noiselesslv as watch and as fast a
a railroad train IT you will let it
Please let US have a ride-so say W
all
Il G.. a. TulIar expects to leav
Saturday for Denver. as a delegat
to the democratic national conVen
tion. 1T he has his way Gov. john
son will be the democratic nomine
for president.
j, Everybody should take hold an
!, Join with the Illinois people In th
basket picnic arranged BY them fe
: | the Fourth. Let US do this Whethe
i we are from Illinois on not. tn
Sheaf believes in the get-togeuhe
spirit. By joining together, we vi
all get better acquainted. and ples
SAINT friendships will be formed tha
will be for the good OF the CON
9 munity- Let no one stand aloo
but join In heartily with the goe
"A Illinois people, and we will all hal
4 the biggest and best Fourth We hal
lever had in Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

Holds First Annual Meeting. Ac.
cepts 20 Acres Of Land from
Warren Commercial Club IS
Site for College Build
in9s.

1ue Nofbn Su2r college CORPORA
tton held its first annual meeting
on Tuesday evening in the Swedish
Lutheran church, In this city, in
connection with the meeting of the
Red River Valley Mission district
held here. In the early part Of the
evening the pastors and delegates
were given carriage ride about the
city and environments. On this
drive they were taken out to see the
proposed site for the college. a
beautiful tract of land containing 20
acres Immediately south of the 500
depot. This tract of land has been
acquired bv the Warren Commercial
Club for presentation to North Star
College as site for the college build
ings. It is needless to say that the
visitors were favorably impr sssed
with the city and surroundings, it's
beautiful wooded park, fine public
buildings, substantial business Sec
tion and pretty homes. The choice
college also took their eye. Arriving
at the church. the meeting of the
members Of the college corporation
was called to order by the president.
Rev. E. O. Chelgren. He reported
to the meeting what had already
been done In the way of securing q
principal and other teachers for the
institution. and about the purchase
of the property and good will of the
Warren Business School. which acts
of the trustees were duly approved.
The following were elected as
members of the Board of Trustees:
Rev. Rosendahl. of Kennedy, and L.
NJ. Olson. P. B. Malberg. and John
Lindberg. of this city. A resolution
was passed accepting with thanks
the generous offer of the Warren
Commercial Club of 20 acres of land
south of the 500 depot as a college
site. The thanks Of the CORPORATION
were extended to the Warren Com
mercial Club for the liberal offer
and TO Judge Grindeland for the in-
terest and valuable assistance he has
rendered in getting the school es-
tablished.
Prof. O. E. Abrahamson. the
principal of the school. was present
at the meeting and gave short ad-
dress outlining the work which the
school proposed to do. Three DEPART
ments. academic. commercial and a
musical. will be opened when school
starts in October next. He hoped
however that departments of work
ing and domestic art for the benefit
of the young ladies. and farming
and manual training for the young
men may be added in the near
future. He has progressive and
practical ideas in regard to education
and the kind of work this new
college ought to do. If his ideas are
carried out this part of the state
: and in fact the entire Northwest
II WIiI Oc UCiiSAiLctt Nv OA1C St9IAA'tAs5kI'
u ment of this school at Warren
u The trustees and faculty were EN-
u powered to make all the necessar,
'' ARRANGEMENTS for the opening O
school In October next. Efforts vii
be made to procure board and room
for students at the lowest possibl
v rates. z.-.@
,fI After adjournment the Board O
n Trustees met and organized by elect
e ing the following officers: Rev. 3
+ O. Chelbgren. PRESIDENT; Aug. Lund
gren. vice president; John Z
Mattson. secretary; and L. M. OlsoE
treasurer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
Marshall County Fair
August 10, II, II
letter FROM
new MEXICO
interesting Description Of Trip to
the Land Of Sunshine.
Olamogordo, n, NJ.
Y-- 81 1nN0

OioAO&O4NOs AN" IA"
June y, 1908.
Editor Warren Sheaf,
Warren. Mimi.
We arrived to the ''Land Of Sum
shine on Friday the 9th last after
being on the way about four days.
one halt day on the 500 to Twin
Cities, one halt day there making
connection and three days on the
Rock Island from Minneapolis to
Olamogordo Passed through Iowa,
Northwestern Missouri, Kansas,
Beaver County, of Oklahoma. Pan
handle. of Texas, and into New
Mexicp to within a6 miles north of
.El Paso, Texas, which is the location
Of this place.
Crop conditions seemed to be i'm
proving in Minnesota after the
heavV rains, where the ground had
had sufficient drainage. Iowa had
not suffered SO much, it appeared.
except on very Young corn, which
was 100 tender to withstand the
watefS Missouri and eastern Kansas
had csrtainly seen some wet weather.
Kanss City was flooded. but as it
was dirk when we passed thru, no.
thinabut the water along the track
COULD tell US of it. In places the
water covered the whole of the road
bed. "A force OF men we're repairing
the EOad in the night. causing oul
trair delay Of several hours. The
bortoan lands OF the branch rivers
along this section had been under
water many feet deep and left the
fields perfectly naked. The Watel
had receded about six feet in tribu.
taries of the Missouri around Topes
ka. where we passed.
Harvesting Of winter wheat hae
been commenced in middle Kansas
and further south, but some field:
were too wet to work in at all. while
some were taken Diecemeal. East O
middle Kansas. where the wheat wa:
green or partly ripe. there had beer
| still more rain. so that it is quite
certain that plump grain will not b.
matured. and besides there will be :
reduction in yield. The strip O
! Oklahoma also yields some wheat
. but from this place on stretches th'
Texas plains in the panhandle south
ward. and less rain and vegetation
accordinglv. Stock raising is tn
principal occupation there, togethe
with the growing of kaffir corn. mil
i maize. and other plants suited t
/. this climate.
! As one nears the New Mexico lin
I ON the east. the foot hills to tn
mountains appear. but the rise is S
gradual that it takes long tim
until one finds himself surrounde
by them Near Tucumcari begin
tine mountainous region. At thj
J iplace We set our time pieces
imountain time. and ride along O
lbase. slope. or summit. according
the lay of the land to facilitate th
! leasiest grade for the railroad. Th
) sihighest point reached on this line
at Corona. 1868 miles from Minn'
! apolis.. tt is 6666 feet above the Sc:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

The Dode Fisk Dog and Pony
Show and Trained Wild Animal EX-
h1bition which appears In this city
on July Is. under the auspices of the
Commercial Club, has more wonder
full features than any travelling show
on the road to-day. This show is
not common every day attraction.
but supports the best talent. OWNS
the most valuable trained animals,
has an excellent correct band and
gives an elaborate street parade at.
one O'Clock.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for sheriff of
Marshall County. on the republican
ticket, and respectfully solicit the
support OF the voters at the prima-
ries to be held Sept. 18th next.
William Forsberg.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

To the voters of Marshall County,;
I hereby announce my candidacy
for denomination for county attorney
at the primary election to be held
Sept. Is. and respectfully ask your
vote and influence in my behalf.
Wm. J. Brown.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02

Warren. Mimi. June Both. 1908.
l herebv announce INV candidacy
for the nomination for Auditor of
Marshall County on the republican
ticket at the next primary election
and respectfully solicit your SUPPORT.
Aug. G.. Lundgren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-02
Additional Local News

weather is fine crops growing
niceIy-crop prospects excellent
Mics Bessie x.aaffee left Friday
eyenfn. ~ Minneapolis to visit
friends