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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
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Too late for last week.
Mr.Sand Mrs. ]. A. Marshall visited
in Argyle over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Monroe, Gustie, Walter
slndssJohn autoed to Crookston on
MoHpay.
.sSsA and Mrs. Walter Grangedined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Larson on
Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs Wm Will
lard who live here, were shocked to
learn Of her tragic death which occur.
red linear Joliet. All join in extending
their sympathy to Ted.
few from here attended pound
social and reception at the NJ. e. par.
ssonxge last Friday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Torgerson and son and
"! M!rlss,,J. n, o. Marshall took tea with Mrs.
Mapps last Thursday evening.
Misses Jeanette Powell, Bessie
Mapps and Edna Grange have been
assisting at the Farmers store in
Warren during their sale. Also Mr..
E.M Powell.
Albert Anderson was here from
Thief River Falls to attend the Malm-
BeYgtson wedding.
Ms. Wendt will visit in Thief River
FAILS for several days.
and Mrs. Roy Marshal visited
Witlhs; u u; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Youngs on
Sunday.
aEzard Magladry visited with Cor.
sSdtoog1 Sto1i on Saturday and Sunday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
Come to Warren on Friday and Hear James ]. Hill
4 SUMMARY OF
DISTRICT COURT
The Following is Summary Of the
Disposal Of Cases Before District
Court Last Week:

= - =
John J. Sutton VS.. Alfred Hogstrom
ct. al. Trial by Court.
Andrew ]. Nyland VS.. John G. Stein
ct. al. Trial by Court.
Edward Lame VS.. Henry Larson
Trial by Court.
w. J. Dundon VS.. Minneapolis, St
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Co.
Notice of motion to Intervene on
part of plaintiffs attorney.
A. ]. Lovestrom VS.. Ed. Eliason
Dismissed.
f. 3. Meredith VS.. R. C. Mathwie
and Frank Wood. Trial by Court.
Berger Manufacturing Company VS.
Ilundgren & Wittensten. Settled.
Laurence Cormier VS. Stanislaw
Szezepanski. Verdict for defendant.
Gust Haldin VS.. Charles Larson
Trial by Court.
Eilert j. Haugen and James Eagen
VS.. Thomas Storey ct. al. Trial by
Court.
John Philhpp vs.. Northwestern
Drainage Co., ct. al Dismissed.
In re-appeal of Peter Nordlund, as
administrators de bonis non Of the es.
tate of Carrie Wahlberg. Trial by
court on fifteen days notice by either
parties after Jan. l, 1913.
Mrs. w. A. Tribble VS.. City of War
ren ct. al. Demurrer on motion Of de.
PENDANTS, Josephine Dixon and Erick
Koppang.
Frank Seign VS.. Geo. w. Getts. Trial
by Court.
H. C. Gilbert vs.. Julia Flakne and
Knud Flakne. Settled.
Nellie F. Green, as administrators
of the estate Of Charles M. Green. de
ceased, VS.. Great Northern Railway
Company. Verdict for plaintiff for
5000.
Nicholas B. Ludowese VS.. L. IL
Amidson ct. al. Trial by Court.
John j. Sutton vs. Ellen Willer and
Adolph Willer. Verdict for defend
ant.
John J. Sutton VS.. Great Northern
Railway Company. Verdict for de
fendant.
Oscar w. Peterson VS.. Hanson &
Barren Milling Co. Change of ven
ue to Pennington County.
S. S. HOLDEN ct. al. VS.. Knud @
Flakne ct. al. Verdict for plaintiff
es Peder p Olson VS.. Peter Michael
son. Dismissed. s:es
ID. w. Conkhn ct. al. VS.. Otto Hole
Dismissed.
Peter Rosand VS.. John F. Taper
Dismissed.
John F. Taper VS.. Peter Rosand
Trial by Court.
In the matter of Judicial Ditch No
q. Settled.
State of Minnesota VS.. Forrestal {
Feyen. Answer filed and to be trie'
by court.
| State of Minnesota VS.. Fcrrestal
| F'eyen. Do.
State Of Minnesota VS.. Forrestal I
Feyen. DO.
/ State of Minnesota VS.. Forrestal
Feyen. DO.
State of Minnesota VS.. Northwes
ern Dredging Co. Do.
State of Minnesota VS.. H. H. HUI
bert. Judgment granted.
State of Minnesota VS.. H. H. Hu
bert. Judgment entered.
Skate Of Minnesota VS.. Ed. J. Eid,
/ Settled.
1alHitz Zaucho VS.. Anton Kujay;
Verdict for plaintiff: Notice Of al
peal
81 Criminal case
Dsn BonRovsky found guilty
sland larceny in first degree. Give
tsrmdnate sentence Of one to te
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
SCHOOL REPORT
For Novenber in District No. 9, in
Vega Townshlp


Vega ToNnshlp
Scholars neither absent nor tardy:
Gladys Anderson, Esther Edman, Le-
ma Edman, Agnes Hagglund, Adolpn
Hagglund, Amanda HaggMnd, Agnes
Lindberg, Magnus Olson, Anna Pear
son, Albin Peterson, Hazel Gunder-
son, Harold Danielson, Birger Hagg-
lund.
Those who attended 19 days or
more: Adelia Anderson, Louise
Edman, Julia Lindberg, Myrtle Nord-
lund, Florence Nordlund, Irene Hal
lin, Astrid Pearson, Ellen Pearson,
Helmer Pearson, Evelyn Peterson,
Sophie Swenson, Sam Anderson.
Ella v. Edman, Teacher
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
DECORATIONS TO GREET
HUNDREDS OF VISITORS
NOTED MEN OF NORTHWEST IN
v,TED 70 ATTEND FORMAL
OPENING OF ONE or MINNEso.
TAs FINEST SCHOOL BUILD
lNGs

When James ]. Hill arrives in War
rem on Friday, the whole city will be
reception committee.
The Commercial Club, as well as
individual business men, have united
with North Star College in giving the
empire builder cordial welcome.
At the same time the city will well
come hundreds of visitors, who will
come to hear Mr. 81 i'll and take part
in the celebration in conn ection with
the opening of the new North Star
College building
1t will be a gala day for Warren,
and it is expected that every man,
woman and child in the city will feel
the enthusiasm Of the occasion.
Big Crowd Expected
The stores are making preparations
to handle the largest crowd of shop
pers of the year, and, if weather per-
mits, Warren will be the most metro
pohtan, big, little city in the North
west next Friday.
Last week it was announced Mr..
would be here on Saturday, but he
sent message, which necessitated a
change in the date His coming has
been advertised widely, and with the
assistance Of the Sheaf, which is pub
hshed earlier this week on account
of the school festivities, it is thought
that Friday will bring as many peo-
pie to town as any other day -s:7r 4
Mr. Hill and other noted men Of
+ this section of the country are ex-
s$pected to be in Warren before l.
O'Clock in the afternoon. They will
be met by members of the North
Star College corporation, city offici-
ais and Commercial Club members.
Meeting at 2 O'clock
At 1 o'clock the party will be es-
corted to the college grounds, and an
inspection of the magnificent $40,000
building will be made.
At 2 o'clock a public meeting will
be held at the Opera House, when
Mr.. Hill and others will make ad.
dresses
1t is thought Mr. Hill will speak on
a subject pertaining to education,
with special reference to agriculture
and the development of the Red Riv.
er Valley. He takes a keen interest
in smaller colleges, as is shown by
his large requests every. year. He
viii have Something to tell residents
that Will be worth listening to-.
Invitations have been sent to some
of the Leading public men in this sec
tton. Among those are Hon. A. D
Stephens, Of Crookston, CONGRESSMAN
Haivor Steenerson, F. 4. McVey. pres
idenf of the University Of North: Da
kota, and Senator b. p. Sundberg
City Will BE Decorated
The contractor. ]. q. Hoglund. and
Architect F. n. Halden, OF Minnaaro
rs, will be preesnt. Invitations also
have been sent to residents OF Argyle
Stephen, Donaldson, Kennedy, Hal
lock, Radium, Viking. Thief River
Falls. AlVarado, Oslo and other sur
rounding places.
Warren will be decorated for the
occasion. Through the Commercias
! Club the business men will decorate
stores and buildings with flags and
the college colors gold and blue. Tho
city will have the appearance Of
winter carnival on a large scale.
Mr.. Hill and his party will leave
Warren in the afternoon for Crooks
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05

OPENS UP NEW AUTO SHOP
Another business establishment
has been added to the city with the
opening OF an auto repair shop by r
NJ. Gilbert. He has good location
in the building formerly used as bath
and massage parlors.
Mr.. Gilbert has had charge of the
Warren Garage livery and accessory
business for some time and was an
associate of the late Harry Miner.
MIR. Gilbert is an experienced auto re-
pair man and will, undoubtedly, be
very successful in business for him
self. He will keep good line of au
to accessories and promises to assist
all auto owners out of their troubles
to the best of his ability.
most important automobile centers in
Northwestern Minnesota. 1t is as
sured that auto repairing and auto ac-
cessories will prove one of the best
business propositions here in the fu-
ture.
MANY BOOSTERS WILL ATTEND
The fifth annual convention of the
Northern Minnesota Development As.
sociatiion 8at Crookston on Thursday
and Friday of this week will be WORTH
attending. 1t is thought a big dele
CATION from Warren will be present.
Northern Minnesota has received
many benefits thru the Association,
and new plans may not olly continue
the good work, but bring in thousands
of new homeseekers into this part Of
the state next year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
CITIZENS Unite TO BID
RAILROAD Chief WELCOME
COMMERCIAL
STAR COLLEGE RECEPTION EXTENSIVE ARRANGE
MENTs

ton, where the railroad magnate will
take part in the program of the Nor
thern Minnesota Development Asso-
citation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
CRAFTSBURY
S. L. Leavitt remains quite ill.

S. L. Leavitt remains quite ill.
Mabel Hilliker left Monday for the
Bermudas.
Leafie King is clerking for Mrs. E.
N. Nelson.
John Coolbeth is in Shirley. Mass.
visiting his mother.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Geo. Walker Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c.. Conant made an
auto trip to Hardwick Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Howard was a business
visitor in st. Johnsbury Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker moved
back to their farm in Albany Tuesday.
Frank Paddleford returned to his
home in Whitman. Mass, Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Cowles were in
Newport Sunday, making the trip by
auto.
Foster Dow from Stowe was busi-
ness visitor in town the first of last
week.
Percy Keir and Herbert Spaulding
were in Fairfield for business interests
Thursday.
Edward Williams from Albany was
called to this town Friday by the sud-
den death of his father.
G.. A. Brown from Newport, mana
ger of the Passumpsic line. was a
visitor in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leavitt accom-
panied by their son Ray returned to
their home in Whitman, Mass. Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benjamin from
Greensboro spent last Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Benjamin's father, S. L.
! Leavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spauldine
expect to move to Fairfield this week,
where he has a position in a hardware
! business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Lathe were
called to Beebe last Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Lathe's sister, Mrs
Nora Pierce.
! The Willing Workers held food anC
cake contest sale in the town hall las
Saturday afternoon and evening will
good success.
The two story farm home Of Ephrain
Robbins. on the place known as tnt
James Gallagher place, was destroyed
by fire early last Saturday evening
The fire took from the chimney anC
burned rapidly towards the shed con
Meeting the house and barn, but mel
worked like heroes and by their aImos
superhuman efforts succeeded in tear
ing down and removing the shed an,
saved the large barn and contents
Most of the furniture on the lowe
floor was saved.
= Jack Williams, aged sc years, die
very suddenly from heart trouble Fri
day morning. The funeral was hell
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. C.. D
Pierce officiating. A mixed quartet
rendered two beautiful selections. H
leaves besides his wife seven children
} William and Fred of this town, Ed
ward of Albany, Mrs. C. C. Conant
Mrs. R. C. Noodle and Mrs. Ainswort
of this town. and Ida Fadden of Hard
wick. He also leaves 81 grandchildre
and seven great-grandchildren. H
was a respected citizen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
NEWS FROM IRASBURG
F.. A FIELD.

chosen Monday regular member of
the college glee club. The club gives
over so concerts during the winter,
including trip through Maine and
New Hampshire during the Christmas
vacation and another as far west az
Chicago during the Easter recess.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Healey next
Thursday. Dec. 18th. Dinner will be
served at noon. Ladies are requested
to furnish as usual. and come pre-
pared to sew.
Thursday evening at the vestry,
Mrs. Curtis, the deaconess in charge
of the North Barre Italian Mission,
will give an address concerning the
work of the Mission. 1t is a good
work and she is an interesting speaker,
SO come out and give her an audience
The choir will rehearse Friday eve
ming at q. W. Russell's and the or
chestra will practice at the parsonage
at the same time.
There will be rehearsal of the
christmas Cantata Saturday at l 80.
1t is very important that all be
L
town hall.
The services will be held next Sun
day at the usual hours. There will
be Christmas sermon by the pastor,
and appropriate music by the choir at
the morning service. In the evening
the orchestra will assist.
Christmas time, with its Joys and
pleasures for the young, and its
larger meaning as well for the older
r ones, is almost here. We welcome its
coming. Come to the town hall on
Christmas Eve and let the children
, and young people entertain you with
{ the cantata entitled, Santa Claus
Christmas Mail" Bring your gifts
! that the children may be given a very
, merry Christmas. Our wish for you
all IS that you may more fully than
ever before appreciate the real mean
l ing of the Christmas time that this
may be your most joyous Christmas
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
t NOTES.
Next Sunday there will be special
Christmas music at the morning ser
e vice. The sermon by the pastor will
b be appropriate to the occasion. You
are welcome.
5 c. E. meeting at 7.3O p. m. led by
d | Miss Emma Goss
Il The Bible school will present can
tata, entitled Santa Claus Double, ;
f at the Christmas tree exercises Wed.
:, nesday evening, Dec. 25.
h Rehearsals for Christmas exercise.
as follows Friday. Dec. 20, 7.3O o. m
g in the church vestry; Saturday morn
- ing at 9 o'clock in the town hall anC
" Monday, Dec. %, 7.30 p. m. in tn
: hall.
r. The C. E. society have elected tn
le following officers for 1913: President
e. Miss Ruth Wheeler: vice-president, r
ot 6. Quimby, corresponding secretary
Mrs. J. C. Carpenter; recording secre
tary, H. H. Wheeler; treasurer, Mrs
le J: M. Lanou; organist, Miss Leoni
as Wheeler.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
IRASBURG

Mrs. A. E. Templeton is iii with the
grip.
F. H. Metcalf has been quite i'll the
past week.
Delbert Macie and Leo Macie are i'll
with jaundice.
C. T. Collins is installing a new
furnace in his house.
Mrs. l. S. Drew has been quite i'll
with grip the past week.
Paul Ducharme of Westfeld was in
town on business Saturday.
w. L. Locke of LyndonvilIe spent a
few days in town last week.
o. G. Page of Orleans was a bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Henry Harvey and sister visited
friends in Coventry last week.
George Kennison has moved to his
farm on the West Albany road.
Ernest Crawford's little son Lyle
has been quite i'll the past week.
C. T. Miles of Barton was at his
farm here last week pressing hay.
The store windows have put on their
holiday attire and look very attractive
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts of West
Burke visited friends in town yester
day.
DR.. Templeton's little daughtel
Ruth has been quite i'll the past few
days.
Mrs. ManseI Clark of Orleans visit
ed her sister, Mrs. E. O. Wells, owe
Sunday.
A. M. Clough has been confined t.
the house with a hard cold the pas
few days.
Oliver Wells was quite badly injure
one day last week while at work il
the woods.
Mrs. Chas. Besaw, who has suffere
from rheumatism the past year, re
mains quite i'll.
H. B. Chamberlin was in Newpor
Saturday and purchased a Monarc
sugar outfit of F. L. Patterson.
A social dance will be held in tn
town hall next Friday evening, wit
Sawyer orchestra IN attendance.
The auction sale at the Frank Mile
= farm Monday was largely attende
: and everything sold well. The farl
was not sold.
t Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winget {
r Lennoxville, ?. O., visited his brothe
W. H. Winget. and niece, Mrs. JOSEF
LanOu, last week.
Rev. W. E. Allen Of Barton gave h
r stirring address, what Is God Z
TO-" in the NJ E. church Monds
evening, and was listened to wit
closest attention by all present. M
; Allen is a forceful speaker and OF
who has power to thrill his audienc
e The only regret is that more did n
a come out to hear him.
Henry B. Priest. member of Il
sophomore class at Tufts college, W
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
Re William Cheney, Non Compos,
Brownington.
GUARDIANS NOTICE

GUARDIANS NOTICE
All persons interested are hereby notified
that the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orl cans has issued an order re-
curing creditors OF William Cheney, of
Bloomington, In said District a person ad-
judged by said Court mentally incapable of
caring for himself or his property, to pre-
sent their claims to the undersigned guard
han for payment. within six calendar months
from the 18th day Of December, 1919; and
that all claims not presented within said
period of time shall be barred as against the
undersigned guardian. pursuant to the pro-
visions of Section 3i04 of the Public Statutes.
Dated at Newport. this 18th day of
December 1912.
@. II. JOSLYN,
Guardian unto William Cheney,
non cOmpOs
bloomington, w.t., Post office. Orleans,
X. +. d.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18

harness the horse became unmanage-
able, throwing Mrs. Peck and her
small child out, cutting Mrs. Peck's
head badly.
The last entertainment of the Glover
lecture course, given by the MasQuers,
was a very pleasing entertainment.
Both ladies proved their ability. The
next number, to be given Jan. 6 by
Edward H. Frye. monologist, comes
highly recommended. The Boston
Traveller says, 1.-The best in his line on
stage or platform. "He kept his
audience wavering at will between
commissions of laughter and tendency
to tears.
In addition to the notice of Mr.
Christie's death the Monitor publishes
the following: George Leo Christie,
son of Joel P. and Olive Ann (Ayers)
Christie, was born in Glover, May %,
1877, and died Dec. 2, 1912, and his
home has always been in his native
town. Possessed of lively, genial
nature he was man universally lik ed
and respected and ever lived a clean,
wholesome life. In 1902 he married
Miss Elsie Drew of Glover, who sur.
wives him. with two small children, q
boy named Adds, and a girl named
Olive, named for Mr.. Christie's moth
er, who died in 1899, whom he has
ever mourned and respected and loved
and whom he mentioned many times
during his lucid moments in his long
lingering illness. He leaves to mourn
his loss wife and two children, V;
father, one sister, Mrs. Lulie Jenness
and one brother, Roy Christie O.
Glover. G. w. M.
WEST CLOVER
Annie Calderwood is having tn
mumps.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been sick, i
better.
Mrs. Wilson entertained her nice
last week.
Raymond Wilson has been visiting
his mother and brother.
Olive Eddy. Roland Magoon an
Carl Ticehurst are sick.
Christmas exercises will be held a
the church Christmas eve.
F. Tower has purchased the E.
Randall buildings of Walter Scott.
Mrs. George Humphrey and daugf
ter Grace visited friends in ST. Johns
bury last week.
Miss Annie Wright of Barson he
been spending some time with Mr.,
Lizzie Cameron.
R. W. Buchanan was in Montpelie
last week to attend the reunion Of tt
, 1910 legislature.
) Mrs. Arthur has finished work
? Mr.. Lampman's and is with he
; daughter, Mrs. Kirby.
GREENSBORO BEND
W. S. Bartlett has sold his lumbt
lot to R. A Richie for $525.
Nelson Barr of Taunton, Mass,
spending few days with his fathe
John Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Drew have gol
to Groveton, N. H, to work in
restaurant.
2 CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
Green Cut Bone and Meat

is a splendid cold weather poultry
food. Send us your check or mon
ey Older for 1878 and we will ship
you a 200 pound barrel, freight
prepaid to- your railroad station.
Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-18
NORTH CRAFISBURY

Mrs. Ella Ellis is working at A. R.
Garvin's.
A. R. Cowles is visiting his son in
Lyndonville.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles has gone back to
her work in the Barre hospital.
Mr.. Labelle was visitor at Mrs.
Mossman's few days last week.
Geo. Silver has moved his family to
Greensboro and Mrs. Snyder will &C.
cupy the Woodbury. house vacated by
Mr.. Silver.
The freshmen will hold a sunfower
social next Friday evening. Dec. 20, at
Academy hall. All are most cordially
invited to attend. Admission Is cents.
Quite a large number gathered
Wednesday evening to enjoy the social
and supper given to the donors who
have SO kindly helped in work and
IN )ney on the new gymnasium. Much
credit is due the faculty and DR.. Dus-
tin for the success of the supper.
GLOVER
Mrs. Mary Cobb is stopping at home
| for short time.
Mrs. David Wilson from Abercorn,
Que, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. H N Davis accompanied her
husband to Montpelier last week.
C. A. Kelton is making alterations
and improvements in his grocery.
The body of Frank Niles, a former
resident. was brought here Monday for
burial.
Almon Sargent and Marsh Carpenter
are working for Harley Drew in the
woods.
There will be Christmas exercises
and tree at the M. E. church on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Francis Wright has gone tc
Lyndonville to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Vancour, who is i'll.
Harley A. Drew has contracted tc
cut and draw the lumber on the Hast.
ings lot to Lawrence's mill.
The Misses McDuffy have given ur
their tenement over the Davis store
and are boarding at the Riverside Inn
Mrs, Lillian Mcqueen goes this week
to Hampton, Georgia, where she has
charge of a winter hotel. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Roy Christie accompany her.
Eleazar Sanville and family visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph San
vile, recently. Another son and f.;
daughter also visited them at the same
time.
Prentice Leonard died quite suddenl!
at the home of his nieces, Misses
Bessie and Amy Blodgett, last Friday
morning. The funeral was held at The
church on Sunday, Rev. W. A. Warnel
officiating.
Mrs. Carrie Clark was in Lyndonvill'
J recently to assist Mrs. Alice CLARK
Carder in getting her household good
ready to ship here, where they will bt
stored. Mrs. Carder will spend tn
winter with her late husband
parents.
Mrs. Elmer Peck was quite seriousl
injured in a runaway accident o.
Thursday. By the breaking Of tn