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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-02-27
Local News

phen last Sunday. ~ #
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tornell visited
at Viking over Sunday.
Rev.F. Seltz, OF Thief River Falls.
was In the city on Monday. r.
Alfred Forslund, of Viking, was a
business visitor in the city, Monday.
Mrs. Martin Boardson returned
from Kenmare N. d., last week.
Rev. Chas. A. Jacobson held
services at Stephen Sunday.
Henry Schey was down from
Argyle Friday evening.
Miss Martha Mortenson left Friday
evening for Moorhead, where she
will visit friends for about week.
st. Hilaire will vote on the license
question this year. for the first time
since it's Incorporation.
Andrew Sather left Friday evening
for Aberdeen, S. D. for a visit with
friends.
Miss Alma Gilbertson went to
Fargo Friday evening for a short
visit with friends.
VIM. Allen, of Adams, N. D.,
visited at Radium a few days this
week.
Ed. Mossefin, of Fertile, transact
ed business in the city last Thurs
day.
Mrs. M. B. Milligan. of Crookston.
visited with Mrs. H. L. Wood In
this city last Friday.
E. Torgeson, of Radium, was a
business visitor in the city on Mon
day.
Miss Addie Nelson. who teaches at
St. Vincent. visited at her home
here Saturday and Sunday.
George Darkow, who has been here
for about month, returned to his
home in Crookston last Thursday.
Gilbert Nein returned last Satur-
day evening from Grand Forks,
where he has been for about four
weeks.
Keep your valuable papers in a
safe place by renting a safety de-
poist box in the vault of the First
National Bank. .~s
Miss Clara Smedborn, who teaches
school in the town of Tamarac,
visited with her sister. Mrs. j. S.
Hilleboe, last Saturday and Sunday.
. Mayor August Lundgren left Mon
day evening for the twin cities,
where he will attend to business
matters for couple Of days.
Miss Marie Sylvaqder left Friday
evening for Strandqu1st, near where
she has been engaged to teach a term
of school.
Philip. Philstrom, Of Conway, ar
rived in the city Monday evening to
assist In the 500 depot during agent
'Chaffee's absence. ., s.a..... -. ..
Ernest Asselin, who has suffered
from siege of small pox, is now
back at his chair In the west side
barber shop. .z..-r'
The Misses Evalyn and Estelle
Grindeland and Edith Mattson visit.
ed at Thief River Falls for few
days, returning home Tuesday morn.
ing. - ~.
". E. Valtenson, who is employed
on the March farm, returned to the
city Saturday evening, having been
Obliged to take a vacation on account
of an attack of the grippe. #.~
The Misses O'Brien and Creanel
and Messers John Azure and Oliver
4 Hanson, of Stephen, attended the
party given by the X. P.'s here last
Friday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-02-27

Say UAlaU ZIG udhcS d kcu1d1 duO
popular land lord. .---:===-@
The many friends of Mr.. Lauritz
Melgaard, banker at Kennedy.
MIMI. sympathize with him in his
bereavement, the loss of his wife.
who died last Thursday evening, at
seven O'Clock.
Munger & Son, who have managed
Mr.. Lamerson's Riverside farm dur
ing several years past. have leased
A. A. Ayers farm and will take
possession March l. F. B. Conklin
goes to the Riverside farm.
A. N. Lodoen returned yesterday
morning from Fertile, where he had
been to do a job Of horse Shooting.
Ed. Mosse6n's team of thoroughbreds
had shoes fitted on in order to keep
their 2:30 gait on the icy roads.
F. E. Nelson returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has spent
about q month taking a course in
cutting. He went to Alvarado same
day to meet his wife who has visited
with her sister, Mrs. FEE. Dahlgren,
during his absence.
At a meeting Tuesday of the stock
holders of the Marshall County Fair
Association all the old officers were
reelected for another year, namely:
L.. Lamberson. president; Chas.
Wittensten. vice pres. O. H. Taral-
seth. secretary; and L. M. Olson.
treasurer.
Last wear Middle River village re-
ported not a single birth. but this
wear the ambitious little town is
determined to have better record.
E. A. Hjertos, formerly of this city.
has started the ball a rolling. A
bonnie daugter arrived at his home
last week. .s-t=-& @;s~>.- ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Carlson and
Misses Emma, Gina and and Ida
JorgeDson and Charlotte Christensen,
visited at the home of Gulik Jorgen-
son, of Alma, last Sunday. A most
delicious dinner was served and the
afternoon spent in a social way. A
fine lunch was served in the after.
noon before returning to their re-
sDective homes. All had fine time.
Robert Porteous, who has farmed
in town of Warrenton during the
past Is years or more intends to
move next week to the farm which he
recently purchased in town Of New
Solum. The neighbors and friends
of the family regret to see them
leave this part of the county, but
what is Warrenton's loss is New
Solum's gain.
The funeral Of Abner, the baby boy
Of Mr.. and. Mrs. J. @. Settler, was
held Sunday afternoon. from the
Norwegian Lutheran cnurch. The
twin brother died q few weeks ago.
This community extends heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Their children, are safe, very safe.
on the other shore. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels johnson leave
tonight for the twin cities and
Carver. Mimi, to visit relatives and
friends for about q week. Mr.. John
son will also attend the State Boiler
Inspectors convention at the capitol
IN st. Paul. and look up new iron
working machinery for the Warren
Machine and Iron Works. during his
absence. HI. ".
Miss Gina Bjerking arrived from
Wisconsin last week to dispose Of her
millinery business here. She is vet
in poor health and therefore unable
70 continue the business, which she
has sold TO Mrs. Mildred Hurlbut.
Miss Bierking has been here dve
years and has made = host Of friends
who regret that failing health com.
pels her % leave. She left Monday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-02-27

Thomas Gorder and brother, Christ
spent Sunday IN the city,
Mrs. Emil Tornell is quite sick
with the La Grippe.
Ole Hielle was in from West Valley
Monday with = load Of wood.
A small watch has been found.
For particular call at Sheaf Office.
A little baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Skoglund. of Foldahl, died last
week and was buried Sunday.
Judge Grindeland attended meet.
ing Of the Board of Trustees OF
Grand Forks College on Tuesday.
Charley Wattam was uD from
Crookston Sunday for a visit at
home.
Carl Foss. the popular book keeper
at the Bank of Warren. visited
friends in Argyle on. Saturday. y
E. P. Stromgren looked after his
farm In Nelson Park for few day!
last week. .--- ----.--
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-02-27
LUTHERAN SYNOD.
E. Hanson, Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday
evening, at 1880, in the English
language. All are welcome!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-02-27

John Westman returned home
Yesterday from the Minnesota con-
erence meeting at Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Thompson was at Ste
phen Monday attending the funeral
of her little nephew. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Durand.
W. N. Powell did a stroke of life
insurance business at Oslo on Tues
day. He represents a strong and
reliable old line company.
Henry Schey. Jr., of Alma, return
ed Saturday from Jamestown, Mimi,
where he has been working for some
time in the woods. -
Ye editor attended to business at
Oslo Tuesday. There we found John
Branson. formerly of Viking, in
charge of the Park hotel, and can
say that he makes a genial and
, 1908-09-01
MOTHER OF lGRlDLEv {
HAS FRIENDS HERE.

The Detroit mich News Tribune
Of recent date has . picture and let
ter Of Mrs. Ann Eliza Gridley, the
mother of Commander Gridley Of the
United States navy. to, whom Dewey
gave his famous order at the begin
ming: Of hpstilities in Manila bay, tell
ing OF the life work Of that noble .wo-
man. g. H. Jones of this city Is well
acquainted with Mrs. Gridley and is
proud of the friendship. The, Detroit
paper, speaks Of her as -one OF the
large brigade of Uncle Sans grand
old women who have passed the four
score mark. and are still doing, useful
work in his service. She relates that
she has been only 2S years in her
present position in the general land
office, a division under the interior
department, a mere bagatelle in a. life
which has been filed with stirring
events. But she is proud Of her work
there, and though there are many who
think little Of its heroes to toll In ex-
treme, old age. Mrs. Gridley does not
share this opinion" %
, 1908-09-01
AuausKvIaroRs.
coereapondent Sends List Of Those
Waiting at Lake Greek.
speeial .to.rh Repuhiic.p

spseial ,te~The Rspuhiisn
Holmes. Wy6., Sept. Tue follow
ing visitors to the Lake creek dis
trict, we're recorded for August, an
unusually large number, from widely
separated sections Of the country:
Joseph Geishler, Brooklyn, N. T.;
J. R. Billmyer, New York City; Mr..
Morgan Saupp. Pittsburgh. Pa; B. E
Morrey, Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhoda, New York City; Mia, Nplla Nc.
Cool, Salem, Neb.; Isaac De Mersse-
man. Abilene Kas. Mrs. Pauline Fred
eric. Golden Eagle, Denver, Colo;
Richard Lawton, Centennial, Wyo.; F.
F. Burchard, Cheyenne, sWyo.; Miss
Anna Otis, McCool, Salem. Neb.; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Laramie,
wyo.; L. A. Guernsey, Cheyenne Tri
bune. Cheyenne. Wyo.; John Nichols.
Cripple Creek Colo; Judge Herrick,
Farmer City. ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
Centennial, Wye; 1. W. Emmons. Lar
annie, Wyo.; Harry Huuston, Laramie.
Wyo.; c. L. Houston, Laramie, Wyo.;
D. A. Herrin, Telluride. Colo; John
Martin, Amarillo, Tex: Smith Wells.
Moran, Kas.: G. q. Netele, Horton.
Kas.: G. G. Blankner, Columbus. O.
The Pollytpn contractors have q
rich body Of ore in the shat, at Is feet,
the present depth.
, 1908-09-01
500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages. and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a, constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work The
proprietors have SO much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any cas- that 1t
fails to cur Send for list Of testi-
m~onials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1908-09-01
PARAGRAPHS

s. III. Smith OF Denver is at the Kus.
ter.
F. L. Janely Of Medicine Bow is in
the city.
N. Adams wen t o Boswen's this
morning.
c.. H. Harrington is here from the
ranch today.
Vernon simmons Of Cheyenne is at
the johnson.
William Woods Of indianapolis is at
the johnson.
Henry Ryan of Bellview, Ia, is at
the johnson.
John Murnish of Fall River. Wis, is
at the Kuster.
R. H. 0rotte of Louisville, KY, rs
visiting in the city.
C. H. McMahon Of Lake creek is
Visiting In the city.
Chris Greaser was In from Mandel
yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Stirling, went to Cen.
tennial this morning.
Mrs. A. d. Aisters OF Denver Is in
the city, staying At the Johnson.
Mrs A. Kortes- Of ELK mountain is in
the city for a brief visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Mccoy Of Ev.
anston we're guests at the Kuster last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips were
In from the ranch today, guests at the
Kuster.
Bert Hart of San Francisco and J.
w. Kirkpatrick Of Menlo. Ia. are at
the Kuster.
B. T. Bryan and Gus Fiagan of Chey.
enne were among the guests at the
Johnson last night. .
D. A. Eaton, w. H. George and Mrs.
NJ. Kerr of Denver were among the
guests at the Kuster last night. +.
R. ]. Reals came down from the
Grace Creek ranch yesterday after.
noon and is staying at the johnson.
Mrs. H. Svenseh and babe will leave
tonight for Webster City, Ia, on a
visit with relatives for a couple OF
months.
j. w. Stryker is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. N. Sudduth, III. North park,
and will not be home until some time
next week.
pr, and Mrs. c. A. Ballard and fam
lily, and s. A. Lawson and family left
today for Dubois, wyo., where they
will spend the next month close to
nature.
Russell Baldwin, Elwood Johnson. A.
Norell, Carl Ross, Harry Patton and
A. Anderson Of Walden were among
the arrivals from the park by the stage
last night.
Mrs. Peter Carlson of Rawlins, who
mas been visiting with the family Of
her brother, Lauritz Miller, left last
night for Central City, Neb., where she
will visit for. some time.
, 1908-09-01

-
lea an the saving Of vast sums of
money that had been wasted in useless
warfare Tor territory, and In divers
other ways to increase in size, and In
the general excellence Of their enter
tainment. By the agreement entered
into, the iBarnum & Bailey circus will
make the New England states; the
Selh-Eoreraugh circus has been re
tired from service entirely; the Ring
ling Bros. will make the middle west
'snA srushern states. and the Great
Norris 4 Rowe circus has been given
the territory west OF the Rockies.
There will be but one of the big cir
cuzes In the trust to visit any section
of the country any given year. This
applies only to- the big %circuses. and
any, OF the little one horse a6alrS. may
, 1908-09-01
ARouslNo TEACHERS
To RESPONSIBILITIES.

President Merica OF the state uni
yersity and A. L. Putnam OF this city
each gave very able addresses during
the day, says the Newcastle News
Journal, reporting the Weston County
Teachers institute President Merica,
In a stirring address at the morning
session sought to arouse teachers
to a full sense OF their respon-
sibilities and duties. He told briefly
Of our university and gave many excel
lent reasons why we should send our
boys and girls to a Wyoming institu-
ton. In the evening he lectured to a
large and appreciatiye audience at the
opera house.
, 1908-09-01
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
OWED TILE crArE

-"
The Wyoming State Sunday School
association, which holds it's conven-
ton at Cheyenne on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday OF this week Is attracting
much attention for Sunday school and
church people. Cheyenne expects at
least sixty delegates to attend from
over the state and the party OF leaders
from the Colorado convention, consist
Ing OF Mr.. Lawrance, Prof. and Mrs.
Eichhorn, who have charge OF the
music, Mrs. J. A. Walker, a special pri-
mary worker. and Miss Alice Holiday.
general secretary OF the Wyoming az.
sociation. will travel by automobile
from Fort Collins to Greeley In order
to catch the train which arrives in
Cheyenne. just in time for the conven
ton. A banquet for the men, a tea
for the women and an automobile ride
are among the scheduled attractions.
, 1908-09-01
SPEAKERS
FROM HERE
MEMBERS OF FACULTY OF UNI.
vERslTY OF WYOMING TO
ATTEND INeTlTuTE.
PrssIdsnt MsrIca, Dlrsetor Towar and
Supervisor Adsit Of Training De-
partmsnt on Ltss=Rsv. Hills Of
Cheyenne q the Opening session
-Ihsrs Y~sstarday.

The -twenty-frst annual session 81
the teachers institute opened this
morning at the high school at s
o'clock, apys the Cheyenne Tribune
The teachers assembled numbered IN
and AL Joined heartily IN the singinl
Of our, national hymn "America"
The invocation and address by Rev
Leon G. Hills, pastor of the Presby'
terrain church Of Cheyenne. Followed
Mr.. Hills has been q teacher in the
Philippine Islands and spoke a few
moments Of his work there. He
brought. before THE Institute the i'm.
p~ortance Of urging pupils toward q
higher knowledge. He said:
Mr.. Riils' Address.
1--WE are all pupils in a great kinder
garten, preparatory to the Great Uni
versity that lies beyond. We are liv.
ing in an age when a higher education
appears impractical to the business
man. But we need something to res
cue us from materialism. The class
les include so much" He spoke o.
our pride il the University of Wyo
ming and its excellent equipment and
corps of teachers and urged upon ev
cry teacher her duty to inspire in hel
purils a desire to attend this fine In
stitution.
Owing to the illness OF Miss Ruth
Adsit, supervisor of primary training
at the state university, her lecture on
primary work had to be postponed.
Faculty Members on Program.
Those who will speak during the
institute r the following, Miss Ma
bel Fncher. principal Of the Converse
school. acting as secretary Of the in
stitute:
Miss Ruth Adsit. supervisor OF pri-
mary training, state university, Lar
annie. Wyoming
Miss Martha Cressey, instructor OF
music, Cheyenne city schools.
r. Ernesti, director Of art depart,
ment, state normal school. Greeley,
Colorado.
John R Bell, principal of Edison
school. Denver public schools.
Z Charles o. Merica, president of the
state university, laramie. Wyoming.
James D. Towar. professor Of agri-
culture, State University OF wyoming.
8 8. stockweli, superintendent Of
city schools, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
, 1908-09-01
WYOMING sHIPPERs
FATALLY INJURED.

George Kennedy n Foster Spear
we're killed outright, Malcolm M. Haw-
kins fatally injured, and F. 8. Brow
er received dangerous burns and
bruises as the result of a rear end col
lision between two Chicago and North
western freight trains at Kilgore, near
Valentine, Neb., Sunday morning. All
four were stockmen OF Norwood, Wyo.,
and were riding in the caboose OF a
stock train which, was entering q sid
ing when a fast freight came up In
the rear and plunged into 1t. The
men we're all asleep when the acci,
dent occurred. Several cars were
smashed and two carloads of sheep
killed.
, 1908-09-01
YOUNG HUNTER GETS
AN ACCIDENTAL WOUND.

Tuesday of this week Albert Voss,
accompanied by another young man.
started from their home near Dairden
to hunt, says the Worland Grit. They
had to cross the river in a small boat
and in some way unknown to the
Young men the gun was discharged.
the shot tearing a hole in Albert's
leg just below the hip. and some shot
entering his companions arm. Albert
was. removed to his home. where he
had physical attention. With proper
care he will recover without the loss
Of a limb.
, 1908-09-01
SEWELl WILL ARRANGE
THE POULTRY- DISPIA

B. G.. Seweil, a chicken fancier of a
good deal of local reputation, will have
charge Of the poultry department at
the county fair on the 18th, 18th and
18th. in the absence from the state OF
Elmer T. Beltz, and already has a
large number of exhibits promised.
Mr.. Sewell has made a canvass. Of a
portion of the city and has the assur-
ance of a number of owners and breed
ers of fowls that they will enter the
fair and compete for some Of the pre-.
miums offered.
, 1908-09-01
DIES FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN WYOMING.

Blood poisoning resulting from a
gnnshot wound sustained while hunt
ing RABBITS nea Rawlins. Wyo., last
week caused the death yesterday q.
Mercy hospital Of Grant Anderson,
aged 80, Of Winslow, Ariz., says the
Denver Republican. Anderson, who
was employed as fireman on the Santa
Fe road, had been spending his vaca-
ton In Wyoming and the accident oc-
CURED on the day he was to leave.
He vas placed on a train last Friday
and was hurried to Mercy hospital. 1t
was found that the wound in his leg
had been infected and blood poison
was the result. Anderson's relatives
in Arizona have been notified.
, 1908-09-01
sHosHoNI NOW HAS
FIRST BRICK HUILDIN

After weeks Of consideration and
planning the long looked-for building
boom seems to have at last hit Sho-
shoni. Tuesday morning Mr.. ]. w.
Stuchell broke ground for the first
brick building to be erected here,
which is to be a ~one-story cottage,
24x26, and to be built Of the brick
burned by Mr.. Skinner in his yard
south Of town. says the Shoshoni Capt
tallGazette. It has been conceded by
all who have examined the brick male
~ MI. Skinner that they are equal to
any common brick on the market and
the price Is as low as consistent with
the conditions surrounding their pro-
ductipn.
, 1908-09-01
NOW IN CHARGE OF
STORE AT ENCAMPMENT.

Mr.. Wagner Of Walcott came up a
few days ago, says the Encampment
Herald, and has assumed the manage
ment, temporarily, OF the grocery de-
partment OF the United Stores COM
pany during the absence IL Mr.. Smith,
who will leave in a day or SO for the
east to purchase goods.
, 1908-09-01
THIS LARAMIE KIP +
WAS HONOR GUEST.

Miss Norma Sheldon entertained
twelve of her little friends Monday A.
ternoon in honor, Of her little NEPHEW,
Howard Houston. OF laramie. says
the Lander Journal. After games ON
the lawn the little guests were invit-
ed into the dining room where a daip-
~ pink md white luncheon vas aerv-
I'd by, Mis- Sheldon and Mn. Houston
Ma, sheldon 4 e~pterta,ptng, this Il.
terpocn in honor Of her sister, Mn,
Houston. Of laramie, who 4, spendinS
the summer In Lander.
, 1908-09-01

Much has been said AMI printed rel-
atiye. to the. combine which was made
TIC ~~xsHxhtcAr.hehts cts<sse=
Of this country were amalgamated. BE.
fore Norris and Rowe entered into the
arrangement, they gave the subjecs
great-thousht. It has been their aim
always to give the public q clean, NOR.
al. refined performance. and that they
succeededil this u - Alneesatsd ~
thair pest success wishing to give
the public moro for IL money each
year has been . constant problem that
they have worked on necessarily.
When the powers that be of the big
combine approached Norris Z Rowe
and invited them to participate In the
benefits to be derived from the union.
they gave the matter further consider
alton. After 20 doing they saw . way
, 1908-09-01

An informal reception to the visit
ing teachers was held wednesday, ev-
ening. Games, music and Light re
freshments constituted a very pleasant
evening.
, 1908-09-01
FAIR AT LARAMIE

Ths Cheyenne Tribune ye4terday
eddpAsthe iAlpapY county sfAir 70 IT.
LIT o. 'W5enjpE. pAirs.i,AttAe. Aas1nsI
printed ~ HI minus this-svent for
, 1908-09-01

= The Republican Ii the best advsrtis-
lng4medium In the city and county for
It reaches all the people all the time
, 1908-09-01
THE NEW SCHOOL
nNHunIEn TT

VOVUFIEU OUAY
Principal Bramhall and the high
school teachers entered the high
school building with their classes to-
day and there WAS a, splendid attend
ance OF pupils Of the grades to be 10
Gated there. The building is q beauty,
light and airy. and the teachers and
children are delighted.
, 1908-09-01
Advertised Letter List.

Following is a list OF the letters re-
naming uncalled for in the postofics
at Laramie. Wyo.. for the week ending
August 31st, 1908 . Parties calling for
letters in this list will please say "ad
vertised."
Anderson, Helen Bastable, F. B.
Booker, Mrs. A. J. Constoeb, Hattie
Corners, Ed Covert, Dean
Cummins. Mrs. Carrie Burgmon, Chas.
Harris, Mrs. Birdie e.
Hemme, Tone Jewett, Myron
Jeftray, r Franklin Jordeman. Anna
Kennedy, Mrs, Annie Moore. g. L.
Langford, Mrs. Mccormick.
Jennie Mrs, Harvey
Mccormick, Nelson, B.
Harvey Peterson. Sadie
Pollock, Fred Raaum, Andrew 8
Rogers, Miss F. A. Robinson. Harry
Russell, r. Ryan, J. H.
Ware, X H. Walsh, Alice
West, Robt. 2 White, Mrs. Cora
Whittier, Rowena
Wager. Mrs. Christine Q
u I. BIIrz. p. n.