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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Mit Ser iu Columbus, o., abgcbal=

Mfit Ser lit Columbus, g., abgebal-
tenen S~obresperiamnrlung ser Sooe-
ration fatbolii@er gereine mar audi
cine 8%eriammll1ng mebrerer fatboli-
ld,er Sonrnalilten aus Sen Neretntg=
ten 5taaten uno CANADA perbnnoen
l1n0 lnurben oarin sic erl ten Sbrttte
5ur Oreaniiirung elmer fatbolii6en
vYreb Miiociation" ergriffen, oeren
Mufgabe es fem ioa, ais Na6ri@ten-
8ureal1 fir oue fatboliide 3ettungen
5,t oienen. 9ie fbeilnebmenoen Set
tunge11 IL. I. M: bil0en sic Mftieninba-
Der, NIT anoeren @orten, 5ablen pro
&ata Sic Ml1slagen; materteller Eroftt
lit ausgeidloiien. Migr. S. S. &art-
lep, 8iihof BON Columbus, ser gum
ser @%erlammlung ertpablt
mur6e, %Ieiitete Den eriten freimiQigen
@eitrug ($5OO) SUR 3edung Ser I'M
foiten ser @orarbeiten.
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Egim elmer ar1ttiIidfen baitiigttet IL
bodSten @raoe eridpert moroen nar,,
bnt es bur9 ieiner natiirliden Gaft
uno lein flalges @erbolten peritanoen,
ale Mnidlage oer1elben 5n Sdaroer1
.5u modem, unb bat iid in Berlin cine
.Stenung %ert,porben, mie menige ietner
8orgarger, uno fem 5@eioen miro
oaber angemein beoauert. IS miro
ieinem Madfolger &errn bon Maier
nidt leidt meroen, ii6 cine abnlide
5teuumg 5u erobern, bod bat iid Der
ielbe in ieinen bisberigen einen 10 gu
ten STUFF ermorben, 6aB uniere &egie-
rung sic Grmartung an feline Grne1t-
nl1ng fniipfen 6arf, 6aB es audi ibm
gelingen miro, 6as %beitebenoe CUTE
ginpernebmen 8mii6en Deuti6lano
un6 sen @ereinigten Staaten anfredt
5lt erbalten.
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&artnddi8eG ffdtt,1u8en @
aen Gtbminbiutbt TN @es
fpl9e baben.

6abt Sbr lie cine Grtaltlng qebabt. Die
sehr nihf lpstperoen %fonntet; Elm gutter.
Ser anhielt, pel1er feinet 59laf 3ulteb
,nh Sic nnhenben 5tMnben eleno rtadDs
ten? gdma1's Mteratipe 1T oas rtdtt9e
Mittel in iolden Tduen. gtelei1t mag
cine eiufode Webi8in tpirfenb fem. penn
"a MIR elm &ibeln I'M 9al1e 1T. 8en11
cher Cure BrnIt neb lit nno etnfade
MitteI nidt binreiden - bdn1 11ebHt
Gdmnn's Mteratipe. 8erna9ld11t9ung
fiihrt h11fia All ern1teren 8eibneroen;
Elm oiesbe8igliHder Sau folgt:
71s gberrp Ct. 8bi1a, ga.
6errenl - ISM Suit 1905 nabm i@
n;e 9n5tanbe pn6r, Sic mir 8eieten, bob
~ m Sdtpiubiudt Iitt. S6 perlor raid
an Wepi6t, 5atte einen boblen gutter,
Wi,tperImit unD iebr 1dlimmes Ma9t<
5dtpiben. Mein 8ruber empfabl gdz
man'S Mteratip. SIN &erbit 1879 pe.
aaan ih es 8u nebmen. @egentpartig bin
ii p%puitdubfg gefunb nnb 1tart. Wte1n
Mnnefit 1T arf unb mein @eipidt 1T bon
1f0 auf 14O 8funb g%eltieQen. &etne
6pnr meiues alien 2eibens lit gebl1eben.
az nnerfenne aerne bie 8er0ienite Dte1er
Mebiain fir irgenb eine11."
u1uteraeidnet) sc. g. @ebbarpt.
gcfmou's Mlteratipe it mirfiam BET
@roud6itis, Altbmu, &eufieber, &als. nno
0nnnen~0ronfheiteu nnb balt DaS Sp1tem
n,,f GnthGlt feline @ifte, Sptaten llaO
arr @emphnhett merbenbe Wteot31n1toffe.
s., fn,1fen Bel Ser Mplitor 9rng 80. ut11
ouheren leitenben Mpotbefern. Sragt nnd9
@npflet oebeilter SSaIe nno idreibt an a
Gfmnn anborotorium, Ybtla0elpbta, Y1.,
fir neitere gbioen5.
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!, MmS oe,n Noromette,t
Ninneiuta,

Dumon6 Worreipon0en5.
l%tnddngit reiite 5rdulein 2p6en na9
Sarge, no iie iid ais &rarfenuarte-
rim ausbiloen miro. - 9err Burns
begab jid lebte ISOLDE in @eiddtten
nod unierer County : &auptito0t.
@beaton. - 8eter Sdmit bat feline
@obnung bier inn Stdotben boQenoet
uno miro fid 6i1nen @ur5em bier bei=
miib nie0erlailen. - SEER Garli ion !
bat iein bier betriebenes @eidaft III
9uumaterial a%ufgegeben. = $. S.
6rilb madte bieier. Gage. einen Sc
iddftsabIte6er nod @raceoille.
Mif. Gi6lot bradte ieinen 5ebn Sabre
alteng obn nod ser &,1obenidule III
ct. Soiepb, stearns County. - @err
u110 6rau Sobn 8rotptt mut0en leete
ISOLDE nit einem ml1terln So9terde,
beidenft. = 81. @unoerion bat feline
Stelle als &aiiirer in ser D1,mont
State 8anf a%ufyegeben. = @einrih
@remers perfaufte lette @o9e iein
@obnba1s ser 6rau &alir1er. = &err
Geo. Sdeffer len. berlette Iette $50
6e ieine &an6; es ite1te iid) cine Slut
pergiftung Elm, rno er itebt iett unter
air5tlider 8ebanol11ng. - Srau Geo.
Sdeffer, melde Dor einigen @oden
nod st. Saul transportiert tpuroe,
Inn cine Operation pegen @aIlenitein
an ii6 pornebmen gu laiIen, lit ant
Sonntag geiun0 auriidgefebrt. ~ g.
goroie liegt an ser 8aiieriudt idper
erfranft nieber. - Die Sago lit often,
ser SSdger gibt es iebr bieIe un6
ebenio piele LANCE @eiidter, oenn sic
&iibner iino auf ibrer SUIT, nno eS
einen getpon6ten 5diiben, Ser
auf sic Serne iduBitder lit, menn ein
5ur 8eute fallen ion. u. 6.
minneapolis. - S. 6. @ui-
len, ser probibitioniitiide Mapors-
in Mim1eopolis int Sabre
1902, murbe ant Montag int Muni5i-
in minneapolis, megen'
Grunfenbeit beitraft. Ct iogte Dor
@eridt aus, baB er nidts mebr NIT
ga tbnn babe 1lno mdbren6 oes
Somu1ers @6rtnerei getrieben bobe.s
5. 6. &apnes, ser gegenpdrtige Ma-
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Scr bisheriae 8otidJafter Der Ser

einiqten Staaten, Or. Dapio SoDne
Sill, lit beim &iidtritt bon letnem
midtigen Soften in Berlin nit Dem
poIen 8ertral1en 6eS 8raitoenten
Salt uno unter bober Mnerfennnng
ser BON linn geletiteten Dienite ieitens
oes oeutiden &aiierS uno ser oent=
iden &egierung, sic iein m%iiroepoles
Muftreten BEL grlebigung ser 5ntpet=
len lbmierigen @elhGfte bon uno
gan5 getpiir0igt baben, gei6ieoen. Or.
Sin, Sem bon ieinen @egnern Ser !8e<
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rifaniiden &riegeS bnben ii6 IN ibrer
in Sflaboma @itp abgebaltenen Sab=
resperlammlung gegen @ieoerein-
fiibrung ser &nntine allsgeiproden.
- @enn oieie @eterunen tbren guten
uStoff" 5l1bauie trinfen, lit es ibnen
iebenfaus Elm angenebmer @e0anfe,
6nb lire iungen &amernoen fi4 NIT
benz InieI benadybarter aneipen be-
gniigen miiiien.
Sn Seem Oprf iouen ii9 5000 Sta
liener befin0en, bie in ibrer @etmatb
porbeitraft moroen itn0. Die &ou=
trolle in gIis Sslono i9eint ii9 Sent
nod nidt auf sic &erbreder gu BE-
5tebe1t.
Sic &eiden bral1den itb iiber Sic
jebigen tbel1ren Gleiidpreiie ni@t gu
beflagen, sic @infnbr bon Diamanten
un6 gbampag11er bat ii6 geboben.
&om11lt btes auh Dem Mrbeiter gu
quite?
80
SsS11 @anaoa miro ser @ablfampf
bei bem &e5ipro5itdt nit sen Ser
einigten 5taaten sic 8arole lit, int
mer bibiger uro ser Musgang lit nod
5meifelboft. 8et6e &arteien fins fte<
gesgetpiB, sic @a1aptiade lit aber, 6aB
tie sic meiiten 5timnnen erbalten.
6
0ie &ropbeten in 3ion Gitp idie=
ben sen ~l1ntergang ser @elt Big gum
Sabre 2342 binaus. sic tbun 6ord,t
gang redt, benn pe1111, mie man err
parten 6arf, bie 8erednur1g ntbt
gang itimmt, fann tbnen mentgitens
ntem1n16 mebr an Sen &ragen fabren.
g
@s tpir0 pobI nteman6 sic Be
tbouptut1g zines amerifanii9en &C.
lebrten beitreiter1 tpoQen, oaB man oltf
elmer M%a6eIipibe cine Milton 8a5iqen
unterbringen tonne. Das Nad5ablen
miro iib pohl ie0er perfneifen.
O
Grf0nig Manl1el bat, tpie uns sic
&ofnn9ridten aus @nglan6 melber,
Dem groBen 8reispriigIer, Sen
geeger Sad Sobnion, einen &dnoeorud
genedielt. @ie mag er fi4. geebrt ge-
fiiblt baben, alS tbm bon Dem arteri-
faniiden MattonalbeIoen 6iefe CUNT
b%e3euglng at tbeil tpur6e.
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menoen oarf braude id mobl ni6t
erit gu iogen, ga CT ia lberul I'M
County beltens befannt un6 ais @bz
renmann geidatt tit. Sn Ser Soft
nung, oaB 6ieie 3eilen manben I'M
ierer 6reun6e in 5tearrs @ountD BON
iein mogen, berbleibe id STR
.ergebeniter
8runo D0fIer, .. g. s.,
@rnannter Mbt ser ct. Heters =Mbtei,
Miin1ter Sasf., &anaod.
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sterni@nmppen.

Die fran8oiiiden &ausfrouen repol=
tire11 gegen einen 8u1terpreis ser
iiber 80 Sous, oas fins juit 80 Gents,
binal1sgebt. Sn Chicago be5ablen sic
@ausfrauen g%egenmdrtig 80 Gents
uno miiiien iih babel nod, ser Stint
mel meiB mas, in Sic @ano iteden
lailen. /.
g
SIN fom1nen6en Monat alio ion
Sic .groBe 6liegeret uber Sen S5ean
begirtnen. 8annimar bon bieier, So
lepb 8ruder BON jener Seite,. 8lab
genug gum Musmeiden baben bei0e.
g
@er ieines @liides Sdymieo iein
ion, m1B bei5eiten 0a5u ieben, 6ab er
gu einem orbentli9en Meifter ser
S6mieoefun1t in sic 2ebre fommt.
gbiion tpunoert ii6, baB Sic
S6mei5er lire 8aiierfdne nidt fit
SSn0uitrie5mede benltben. Ct ideint
bon ser 6remoen-SSn6uitrie nidts ge-
Ieben 5u bnben, gu 6eren 8etrieb bieie
@aierfale iebr %notb1pen6ig itnb.
g
3uder 'iteigt a11bauern6 int 8reiie
un6 foitet jebt mebr, als er iernals ge<
foitet fat. &unoerttauienoe fat Ser
8udertruit an 8onitrafen be3ablen
miiiien u1to oafiir idinoeter iett Mil-
lionen aug Ser Beb0lfernng beraus.
Neben ser al1sgGeidenoen @ere6tigfeit
ideint es au9 cine ungeredte 5u ge-
ben.
SSn Deutidlan6 fomnret .anf cine
Million @iienbnbnreiien6e 0,49 &C.
to6tete uno 9~erlebte, in Ben 8eretntg.
ten 5taaten 1862. Deutidlanb fam
alio nidt beitreiten, BOB mir ibm in
bteier 8%e8iebrlt,g poraas iino, miro
inns aber ben gorrang aud germ lai.
len.
6
Sotpa's 2iebIinggiobn, Ser Maeiter-
ringer @ot1, miro bereits bon einiger
Mrnberbrannten gntbnfiaiten ols
Observation-Disclosures geb,1bmt. Ser
idspar3e Meiiterpriigler Sobnion bot
bann bieneidt Musiidt Stantsieffretdr
al tperoer.. Dog 2ano Der inbegren3.
ten MogIidfeiten.
ss g.
Gi11iqe 9eterane1t 0es ipnniidkar1e.
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&err SerIrusnrn Maeiiler non sf.s6lolt
{ih bentiiiabt, ben strom Ser Miislpan.
oeru1ng nod 2eofeIo uro 4ooooo noro-
Iih pom Sougbton Safe in Sastdtdf)e-
nan 5u lenfen. SSene @eeenoen lie
aer ~int,erbalb ser ct. Neters 8olonie'
uno babe1 mobl etablierte 6eutfde ia.
tboliide @emeinoe nit rdioire1oen
seeliorger1 unb fatboliiden 5duler.
|Dieie @emeitroen murben bereits Dor
mebr oeun adt Sabren bon, Dem iebt
in earning, Minn., i%tationirter
bodm. P. Meinrao 9eifermat,t, 9.
e. s., gegrunoet uno oret Sabre ie-
gensrei6 perpaltet. @egentpdrttiig
tbeilen ii9 8mei Nrieiter Nodtp: P.
Matbias, $. g. g., in 2eofel6 nno
bodp. P. 8eneoift, 8. g. s., in 500
ooo) in sic Seeliorge iener @egena.
uno Sd iener 8e5irf innerbalb 0es OF
critics liegt, 6eiien Seeliorge bonn BET
|ligen gtnble oeI 8eneoiftinern anf
emige 3eiten iibertragen murbe, fann
man periibert iein, baB es sort ltets
nit Ser Seeliorge gut beitellt lein
mir0.
Dab Sic @egen6 I'M 2eofel6 uo
@oo0oo gu sen berrliditen rn6 frndt-
bariten @egenoen bes meitlt6en &ara=
oa 5ablt, ml1B je0er pornrtbeilS freie
8eobadter iagett, uno i6 babe ieit
pouen neun SSabren itets bebonptet
uno bebaupte es nod iett, baB ib ME
cine ld0nere uno Before @egeno gele-
Zen babe, als 6teie Jog. &ooooo-@e~
gen0: St rotbe 6aber ieoem an, Der
iid in &anaoa umieben min, ii4 5uer1t
Sic &ooooo : @egeno an5nieben. SD
BIN Mber5eugt, 6aB er Damn iiber ben
ga113en @eiten reiien fann, obne oaB
er cine @egen6 finoet, Sic ibm bette
gefaGen miro. Ser gr0bte Ma6tbea
mnter SEM bisber sic iogenannte 500
500 @egeno gu lei0en batte, mar Die
ier, oaB file 5umeit (15-25 Meilen)
bon ser @iienbabn entfernt lag. ga
bielem groBen l1ebelltanoe nun 0ur6
SEN jebt fertiggeiteuten &on Der
@ranb Erunf 8acific 6ur6 Sen me1t=
liden Ebeil Ser genannten @egen6 ab-
gebolfen lit, un6 90 ste &anooiam Ya<
cific I'M fommer6en Sabre beitimm
lire @egina : Brince Nlbert 2inie
omrd Sen oitliden Ebeil oes genonn=
ten Diitrifts bauen miro, 10 lit btelem
uebelitan6e %abgebolfen, unb es tonn
gar 11idt feblen, 6oB. Ser &ooooo<Dt-
itrift in ser anerndditen Belt einen
rieiigen Mufi6mung nebmeni nitro.
Sesebt tann man sort oas ibonlte 2ano
nod binig baden. SSn einem Sabre
pieueidt muB man sen 0oppelten ODER
0reifaden 8reis fir 6asielbe 2ano be-
benn es miro beitimmt ni6t
Iange oauern, Bis Sic Gor5uge jener
@egeno augemetn befunnt mer0en un6
einen rieiigen 3u5ug Ser @inmanoe-
rung peranlaiien. @armm alio ioq=
ten uniere Sreun0e aus Stearns
Gountp, mel6e beablidtigen, iid in
@onaoa um5uieben, nidt 5uerit 6ieie
@egeno IN Ml1genideir nebmen? DaB
man li9 nit pollem @ertrollen an
&ermann MMIer in ct. CLOUD
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; - s. *x y - = =
INGALLS, $

April 3O-Here we come again this
fine Sabbath day even tho it is rather
cool.
The farmers got in six days OF seed
ing last week.
Mrs. o. K. Moen, Mrs. K. A. Moen
and Miss Ellen j. Lindberg visited
Mrs. Aug. Anderson Sunday.
Gotfred Anderson visited at the
Spruce Grove farm Sunday.
P. J. Magnuson was a business call
er at Erick Peterson's recently.
Mrs. Erick Anderson visited with
Mrs Gotfred Anderson Saturday.
Pie plant pies are ripe at the Spruce
Grove farm. Who can beat that?
Gust Kirby called on w. H. ingalls,
Saturday.
| There will be social next Saturday
night for the benefit of the ball team
Come everybody.
| w. H. and E. L. Ingalls, visited S. C.
Ormiston of Newfolden, last Sunday.
Rev. o. K. Moen holds services quite
Regularly in the school house
Our mail carrier, Mr.. Hoff, makes
regular time as the roads are tip-top.
X. Y. 2.
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sTRANDQUlsT 8

May 2-The Misses Julia Lofstrom
and Maine Lindholm were Thief Riv-
er Falls visitors on Tuesday Of this
week.
The Salvation Army has had one of
their band working in this vicinity, So
Letting funds to carry on their good
work.
W. C. Addy returned home on Mon
day Of this week, after an extended
visit in Iowa and Wisconsin.
Mrs. N J. Yackel wife of our geni-
al agent, left this week for Iowa, for
O. visit with her parents and relatives.
Miss Magma Halseth spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Thief Riv-
er Fails.
Mrs E. c. Raymond and her son,
Lawrence, left on Friday for points in
southern Minnesota, and South Dako-
ia, where she expects to make quite
an extended visit, among relatives and
friends.
It is now time to get busy and clean
up around our homes, and try to make
our yards look better. Let all of us
and especially those who live in town
try to get all rubbish and dirt hauled
away and each one try to plant few
flowers in their yard, and make then,
look more homelike, and if everyone
will only do their little share this
town and country will look far more
beautiful, than it does now, and we
all will be happier in doing this work
too.
Misses Lindholm and Lofstrom ant
Messrs. Arvid Johnson and Carl Jan
son, had joy ride to Karlstad, las
Sunday afternoon in Nelson's benzin'
buggy.
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EAST OF WARREN

, X = y = : = - =
Ed Williams was called to Joliet,
Illinois, on account of the sickness
of his father.
On Thursday evening as Mrs. F.
Monroe and Miss Gustie and Charles
were returning from Warren their
team became frightened and ran
away. Fortunately for all there was
no damage done and no one hurt.
Henry Anderson has commenced
work for Nick Schantzen at Radium
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Grange called
on Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Powell on
Sunday.
Gust Bodell has been suffering
with the humps.
Mrs. j. w. Anderson was shopping
in Warren, Tuesday.
DR.. Bernard, Of Warren, was max
ing professional calls in this vicinity
on Tuesday morning.
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will dig him out and have him
mounted
Iyer sande is at present working
for Frances Nelson.
Misses Selma and Christine Engel-
stad, of Bristlet, Miss Augusta Lane,
of Brandt, and Miss Margaret, the
teacher in school district No. 279, Wis
tied at Filing Olson's Saturday
3. T. Hauglid left for North Dako-
ia last week.
Mrs. l.. c. Johnson was in Angus,
Saturday on a shopping expedition.
The baseball game played last
Thursday, Noble Ten VS.. Helgeland
Nine, was fine one, the score at the
end of the ninth inning was 1 to in
favor of the home team. Three cheers
for the Helgeland boys.
Miss Georgen closed her school in
district No. 279 last Friday, leaving
for her home in Belgium on Monday
A. L. Engen left for Thief River
Falls the fore part of last week.
Miss Mabel G. Roam, of Bristlet,
and Rev. N. G. w. Knudtsen dined at
O. J. Federson's Sunday.
The guests at j. NJ Olson's last
Sunday were too numerous to men.
ton.
Palmer Peterson, of Brandt, made
a brief business trip to L. c. John
sons Monday morning.
Miss Bjoutegard left for her nome
near Fosston, on Saturday.
Filing Olson transacted business
in Warren Tuesday.
Olson & Solvik are at present drill
ing we'll for Henry Stall near Eu
cid.
Miss Engelstad was out this way
giving lessons in music the latter
part of last week, returning home OF
j Monday.
L. Hoff was caller at Hauglid's
lSunday.
Mrs C. Solvik was at Room Mon
day evening.
Johannes Gjerde and Miss Minnie
Gjerde were in Warren on Tuesda.
to see the doctor.
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y :: = x x X X 4 II +
HELGELAND

T. + y = * =
The sand storms we We been having
these last few days have been pretty
hard on peoples eyes. It has been an
easy matter to keep the eyes open
but harder to shut them.
Mr.. Filing Olson transacted bust
ness at Angus on Thursday.
Miss Olga ChristopheEson returned
home from Crookston on Thursday,
where she has been working for some
time.
Miss Agnes Carlson was engaged
as seamstress at G. Peterson's in
Bristlet last week, returning home on
Friday.
Mrs. Ole j. Peterson, of Brandt,
passed thru this town on Thursday
enroute to Radium
Simon E. Olson, who is working for
J. M. Boyd, in Bristlet, was at home
on Friday evening:
| G. M. Carlson, of Thief River Falls,
visited at j. M. Olson's the fore part
of the week.
The Angel of Death visited the
John Olson family last Wednesday
morning and carried away the young.
est girl in the family, Evelyn, aged
about year and months.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Melo cemetery last Sunday.
Mrs. Karen Danielson, of Crooks
ton, came here on Saturday to attend
the funeral of deceased, Evelyn OF
son, and is now visiting with rela
tives in this vicinity.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Olson visited
Miss Georgen's school in District No
! 279 Thursday.
Otto Olson and liver Solvik, thu
we'll drillers, spent a few days il
Crookston last week, returning HON,
on Friday.
S. Hoff, who is here enroute to N
Polk, Marshall and Pennington coun
Dakota transacted business thruou
these counties last week.
The children of the Dobias schoo
in Brandt, with Miss Bjoutegard
4 teacher, and Willie Owens, stag
manager, gave fine program O
Friday evening, this being the las
day Of school in that district for thi
term. After the program was over,
. number Of rag balls, which tho girl
! from far and near hal brought wit
/ them, were sold to the highest bic
, Iders. A good time was had by al
: lwho were there.
} John Engen saw q Norwegian 70
: the other day and says that as 500
as he can discover the fox's hole. b
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WRIGHT AND FoLDAHl.


* i Is SIS
David Johnson, our school superin-
tendent, was around visiting schools
recently in these towns. We were
glad to see you, David. Come again.
Miss Sophie Olson of Foldahl is now
working at Thief River Falls.
Miss Ida Ostlund, of Foldahl, and
also her sister Lena are working at
Warren nowadays.
Engelbrekt Waad and Jacob Waad
of Wright, are now grubbing for the
Weller brothers in Foldahl.
Geo. Doe of Foldahl, has been stay
ing with his folks in Marsh Grove for
some time.
All the farmers are now very busy
with seeding.
Anton Anderson is now at home in
Wright, helping his father, Chas. An
derson, during seeding time. Anton
has been engaged in military service
at Ft. Smelling the last few years. The
last year he was motorman on the
electric street cars in Minneapolis.
Emil Anderson is at present in Wis.
consin. He has rented farm there.
Arthur Lindstrom is at present
working for Aaron Lindstrom.
Miss Ida Melin has been staying
with E.. Andin for some time.
Emil w. Ostlund is now running the
sawrig. The logs are being sawed tc
lumber. The following young men are
helpers in the mill: Edward Larson
| Willie Ostrand, Dan Ostrand and 9th
ers.
Willie and Dan Ostrand, formerly
Foldahl boys, returned a few days age
from the state of Washington, where
they have been staying during the
winter.
Erik Olson is building new excel
lent residence. .
!. Per Kvickstad's, Of Apple, made {
visit at Peter Kvickstad's, Of Argyle
last Sunday.
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In the Wake Of the Measles

The little son of Mrs. o. B. Palmer,
Little Rock, Ark, had the measles.
The result was severe cough which
grew worse and he could not sleep.
She says: zone bottle Of Foley Hon
ey and Tar Compound completely
cured him and he has never been
bothered SINCE" Group, whoopins
cough, measles cough all yield to Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound. The
genuine is in the yellow package al
ways. Refuse substitute s.Ed. Quist,
gard, Prop. Of Warren Pharmacy
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NEW soLUM

May flowers, joyful days,
Good old times, in the good old ways
Seeding is progressing very rapidly
Some farmers are nearly through
with their spring work.
Miss Ellen Forsberg spent Saturday
at Warren
Miss Lottie Greenley is home again
after an absence of few months.
Glad to have you back again, Lottie.
August Peterson and family have
moved into their new home.
Melvin lille and Arthur Vigen were
out hunting gophers the other day.
Don't know which was the most sport,
shooting cans or shooting gophers.
Two of Vikings most popular young
men were out here looking up bust
ness propositions the other day and
left their team united. Two of our
young ladies happened along, took the
team and gave another friend a ride.
! They thought the team better off in
safe hands than standing united. 1t
was alright for the girls but joke
on the boys.
! Alfred and Josie Nelson spent Sat
urday evening at Ralston's.
I. M. Mybro and Ole Mebust drove
thru town Tuesday.
/ - MI - E.1
cial men were making a trip from
Newfolden to Viking by auto and had
a break down near A. D. Ralston's
farm. Mr. Ralston had to take them
back to Newfolden with the team
Guess horses are the safest and sur
est.
]. H. Baugh, of Warren, spent Sun
day at Ralston's.
Charley Thrush is kept very busy
repairing watches.
Services were held in the Lutheran
church Sunday.
Miss Forsberg had visitors at her
school the other day.
Axel Westerlund, Signey Peterson,
Ellen Forsberg and Melvin Ihle spent
Sunday afternoon at Ralston's.
| Charley Thrush visited at 1hle's on
Sunday.
Carl Kulseth was out walking Sun
day. Alone? should say not!
Some one was seen out here Satur
day evening with livery team from
Viking. We like news and if this
don't find the waste basket, next time
Wen do better.
A Subscriber.
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+ ~ ! = 4 + Il 4 4 =
BoxvILLE NEWS

q =
Olga Nordstrom, who has been visit
ing with her aunt, Mrs. John Alstrom
is now working at Mr.. Oberg's.
Rose Maruska and Adele Haugen
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
March farm.
The pupils Of the Boxville school en-.
joyed their spring vacation last week.
Julia Alstrom has been helping at
the March Farm during the absence
Of Mary Markuson.
Seeding is now on in full blast in
and around Boxville.
Messrs. Carl and John Olson Of al.
varado, called at Carl Danielson's on
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Sunday
Jennie and Anna Alstrom visited
Annie Cheney Sunday.
Who was the cause of having the
roads levelled around the Boxville
school?
Mr.. and Mrs. Copp visited at Dudley
Cheney's Sunday.
Elmer Johnson called at Mr.. liver
sons Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-04
NOTICE

Farmers, insure your property Ii
Marshall Co., ''SkandinAvlske' Mutu,
q nre insurance company OF Newfold.
On, Marshall Co., Mimi. Insurance
fec il cents per 800. annually. Dan
Tel Nordstfom, Alvarado, Mimi, Il
authorised, agent for Warrenton, W.
"a and Oak Park townships.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-04

Foley Kidney Pills are true medi-
cine. They are healing, strengthen
ing, antiseptic and tonic. They act
quickly Ed. Quistgard, Prop. Of War
rem Pharmacy.