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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
Conference Concludes
An Historic Meeting
MANY QUESTIONS IMPORTANCE THE CHURCH Arr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DELEGATES WELL PLEAS
THEIR ENTERTAINMENT IN WARREN
,ssI.l.. -
The Red River Valley Conference

Inc Red RNer Valley conference
CT the Swedish Lutheran August
ana Synod which convened in our
city on Wednesday of last week
closed last Sunday with appropri-
ate and interesting services in the
morning, afternoon and evening.
This meeting of the new confer
ence will be a historic one, as it
was the first annual meeting and a
great deal of necessary work was
done organizing and directing the
various activities of the church.
Many decisions that will have a far
reaching influence and that will to
large extent affect this part of the
state, were passed at this meeting.
The conference passed resolutions
encouraging the work on the mis-
sion field, especially in the new set
Elements, urged a more earnest
campaign against drunkenness and
other vices, advocated the holding
of Swedish parochial school in the
various congregations, urged par
ents to baptize~t their children in the
churches and encouraged the or
ganization of Young Peoples socie-
ties in the various congregations
The conference also expressed its
appreciation and thanks to the wo-
men of the congregations and the
Ladies Aid societies for their valu-
able efforts to further the mission
cause and other church work.
The conference appropriated
Sc, $50 for work on thenlission field,
and the various congregations were
asked to contribute sum amount
ing to 60 cents per cemmumcafi
/ fe,ls ffe,s iillliis work About $500 Oh the
sum appropriated has already been
secured by voluntary contributions
The conference also decided
to ask the various congregations to
contribute sum equal to 80 cents
per communicate for educational
purposes, divided so that 10 cents
will go to Augustana college and
Theological seminary in Rock Is
land, 10 cents to North Star College
in Warren and 10 cents to. North
western College in Fergus Falls.
On Friday, Judge Grindeland. DR..
7. Bratrud and others appeared be-
fore the conference as representa-
tives of the trustees of the Warren
Hospital with proposition to turn
over said hospital to the Conference
On certain conditions. In regard to
this proposition, the conference. in
conformity to the constitution. de-
clded to submit the proposition to
referendum vote of the congrega-
tlons, but until that could be done
the Red River District of the con-
ference was authorized to organize
a hospital association and assume
the management of the institution.
A committee consisting of Revs.
Wahlund, Rosenthal and Hendrick-
son and Messrs. L. M. Olson Of War
rem; n. D. Swenson of Hallock; O. A.
Naplin Of Thief River Falls; Israel
SJoberg OF Roseau; Peter Nordlund
OF Alvarado; J. M. Swanson Of Wy
lie; Otto Carlson Of Englund; and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20

Owing to the stormy weather, my
sale OF horses, stock and machinery
which was advertised to be held on
March 10 was postponed to Satur-
day, March 20. The sale will he
held on Section 26 town Of Alma
Ole Nygreen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
WARREN Went WET
At CITY ELECTION
REVERSES ITSELF ON THE IL
CENsE QUESTION AND VOTES
IN SALOONS BY 26 MAJORITY
CITIZENS CAUCUS NOMINEES
ALL ELECTED

Tuesdays city election was some
what of surprise, especially as to
the result of the vote on the license
question. The policy of the city
On this question during the past
two years, was wholly reversed, the
vote being 1873 in favor of and $50
against license with 7 blank votes,
which also count against license.
~ The city officers elected for .he
ensuing year are as follows: Mayor,
Chas. Wittensten; Aldermen. l..
Lamberson, R. B. Taralseth and
Fred Johnson; Recorder, Rasmus
Hage; Treasurer, Aug. A. Johnson;
Constable, Tom Keefe.
The following is the vote in de-
tail.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Times spent Sun
day at Charley Johnson's.
Mrs. Maret and Christ Lefstad
spent Monday evening at the Han
son home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
Guaranteed Seed Corn Direct from
The Growers.

N. w. Dent and Mimi. No. Is, test
ed and graded. Grown in Meeker
county, famous for quality seed
corn. Price $3.50 per bushel. Stark
"a sacks, 25c extra. Address, Peter
Settergren, Selling Agent, Collin
wood Seed Corn Growers Assn,
Dassel, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
School Report

Report of school district No. 1888
for the month ending March 4:
Number of pupils enrolled, %.
Number perfect in attendance, 8.
Number attending i8 days or
more, 8.
Those perfect in attendance are:l
Gena, George and Clifford Hunstad,
and Tom, Stanley, Sophie, Clara and
Frank Gajeski.
Those who attended t9 days are.
Betty, Edward and Victoria Gajeski.
Those who attended i8 days are:
Gladys and May Solum, Carl Ander-
son, Leo Urbaniak and Alexander
Voytila. Ellen E. johnson, Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20

The east of Warren Farmers club
will meet Thursday.
I have Swedish (or alsyke) and
medium red clover seed for sale
IS. Hilleboe.
SIeaf Want Ads. do the Business
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-13

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uumerolla $50 ".
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'oretoinn mrs ia mr 6ermun 2,fo.
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$tuuIa.
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pioetGdn perlontoina It 70 pnd MIRO
liza mr. Ul6fnI<n tolosia Muer fabun
parrsIIa ldbeud 2or ,lisieuratum
luon trttoo Flo s i'll
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uieampia nuoTia Nemport IufeeEqo.
on muuttonut perbeineen Sronmoo.
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Watfon.
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tunnallamme mtime Iouontoina mai.
talaon Gb,casoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-13
Yaitfafmmnalta.
SumalanpaIwelnfHa emf Jun

Sumalanpalwelnffia emf iuns
nuntaina Grwin tpldeid flo 10 op.
ia bnr.oucbelti SronuoobisIa Nor'
rien iufeeIila Nler H intamden ia.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-01

for disorderly conduct. Number
of Pats arrested now run into
the thousands,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-01
-O--O-

Minneapolis Pat Grove, who
broke into. linelight as kidnaper.
Of Eddie Cudahy, arrested here
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Good Read Boosters
 Visit Cochise County
A safford dispatch says.-

oio o'epatCn e8y6.-
 Rsmith, MitSims, Dolph Foote aud ousisy Reneer have returned from s trip to Cochise county in Smiths auto.
 The four boosters made the trip to awaken interest in Cochise and Grs- pam counties in good roads, and spe- cially to have the road between Co. chise and Graham counties, sb ut 20 mIies, slaughtered and put in good condition 10 Wiliccx. A direct hi.b1.v Will be secured from Willco1 to Globe via Giia Valley, to Roosevelt Dam. phoen \ and Tucson. loop of about oo0 miles. This road would also con. meet with every highway.
 To help out ip the matter of secur- ing funds for repairing the road in Go. ch'se county it hss been planned to hold big sport program in Tom bstope bisoee and Douglas. In Bisbse the local contribution will be . wrestling match. McAllister, the best mat .r- t'st in the district, will be matched Tor s1oo under tho auspices of the Moose. In order to raise the nriz. the safford delegation plane to bring over oo ooo tefs, each of whom will sIO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Gov. Hunt Will See
 Hopi Snake Dance

Governor Hunt is DOW on his way to see the Hopi snake dance. He left in the prison automobile Sunday mo,n.. ing. With him were Superintendent Robert sims of the Pris 'n, Robert A Iurnbull of the Arizona Motion pic- ture company Jay Alkire Of the H Fl McNeil company, and Harry Shea. chauffeur. lyle Abb-tt,a Phoenix newspsperman, wss expected to io,n the party in Prescott,
 The dance will be held next sstur- day, August 23. Governor Hunt will not be the only notable there Chair. man Mulford Winsor of the land com. mission will go in his car from Flag staff. Colonel Theodore Rooseyelt and his two sons are already at waIp;.
 ltis expected that the governor will return early next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Arizona Code
 Nearing Completion

The Arizona code is being com, p'eted in California. The 6nal copy- ing snd iode1ing is being done m Venice where s L Ps,ree. code ccm- n'ssioners. has transferr.d his office from Tucson for the summer.
 In giving the "iuishing touch ." to the Ar1ona laws. Psttee is being assisted by Niss Ory Cantrill, formerly "f Tombstone. who acted as s,eno, grspher for the code committee of in. second and third special sessions of the first stste iegislature.
 Just when the exscting task will ts at an end 's not known but Mir Psttee declares it will be ready for publics- ton before the fret Of October.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Tombstone Pioneers
 Leave for Coast

Colonel B Hsttich and wife, and son William Hstticb. retired editor of the PRosPEcToR left today for Los Angeles, snd other cosst points, where they go CD % extended trip A large party of Tom mbstone friends of the estimsbie family were at the de- pot to bid a fond iare~eii 10 the de. psrticg Tombstone pioneers.
 When Colonel B hattich, Mir. Kate Hsitich and "Bill" Hs,tich boarded the vest bound train this morning, it 's conceded that no gres CT les hss been attributed to Tombstone, Co., chise sno S1uthsrn Arisopa. "Bill' Hsttich. ss editor of the PRosPEcroR i'ves In the hearts of the people of Arizona. an idol among Tombstone residents and c prince among bis fel- low men. He has gone, but he will be kindly remembered and reverenced
 Colonel B Ha.tich, though e. aed, steps away as litbely ss . boy. The old Colonel spent many year. in Tombstone. Affable. enterprisipe and liberal, he leaves e host of inail- able friends behind him. wbile his adorable wife and the mother of Edi- tor Bill Hsttich will bs morned ss among the most es imsble souls who ever contributed smiles and good cheer.
 The editors of the PRosPEcToR, to. gether with the people of the com. munity. are bath to see these gooc people depart; they have been build. CTS. not detractors. and we cen ill, afford 10 lose them. but will consol, ourselves with the hop. and belle that Arizons will continue to be thei abiding place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Time is Up for Filing
 Referendum Petitions

Friday, August l5. was the last day f0r the filing of referendum petitions against laws that were passed by the state legislature at it's third special session.
 The refere ndum hss been invoked against three of the bills that were adopted at that ion ard agailst a few sections 0: another. The three mesnsures mentioned are the county seat removal, county division and three-cent fare bills. The fourth, which is not referred in its entirety, is the penal code. To suspend the operation of law md refer it to the people at the next general election, petitions bearing the names of quail fed electors equal to five Fer cent of the vote ca tat the preceding election must be filed with the secretary of stste within ninety days of the end of sne iegis'ative session at which the measure is passed. Five per cent of the vote cast at the general election of 1912 is 10sl.
 There are 3iS7 names on the three cent fare referendum pe etitions; l457 voters signed to refer part of the penal code; 1897 to refer county seat re- movsl. and 2l95 to refer county divi- sion.
 To date the petitions flied to ini- siste an anti-capitsl punishment law bear 2342 names, which is more than enough.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Zinc Deposits in
 Tombstone District

1 F WGorion, south western repre-.
 sentative Tor the Grsnby Mining ( ! Smelling company, of St Louis; Mo. I passed through Douelss in his auto
 mobile today. MT Gordon eays his
 mis ion to tbese parts ie principally
 in quest of zine, with DO disposition
 to ignore any of the other metals.
 Diplomacy slmost amoun.ipg to eva sion chsrscteri1 d the guarded ad- mission of Mir Gordon that sine is . metal which in some way or other is ,oalns into more general esteem tbsu it bss heretofore enjoyed. The occasion of this insxplicsbls interest in zinc, which hes long been the bsne of the mining man in the South vest, s something ths, DO smeltermsn will 'evesl.
 But the cause of 1t is not % essen. isl' The smelteFs want 1t and there : . lot of it beareabouts, particularly D the Dragoon mountains in the 'omtstous district. International. -dte.ss Tosr Dovss win casearess. 0a-dy Csshartic, cure constipation forever . c- ,ss rec cc- nal dsugSistsrefuudn noneS
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
SawteIIe Con-
 firmed by Senate

It is now Judge William H Saw.
 telle, of the federal court of the die.
 trict of Arizona. The judge received . telegram from Senator Mark Smith ct Washington telling him that his uomipstion had been conf med bS the senate
 Judge Sswtelle has been making preparations for leaving for Phoenix but owing to his large practice in Tucson and other business connec tions there he will no, be able to get away for several days yet. Is will probably be the later part Of the week before he leaves for his official 'esidepce,
 "I shall not come to definite con lusion ss to my plans until I have ad . opportunity to look at the ourt docket and see what the status court bushes. i.," be said. He .ated further that he bed nothing to y as yet regarding appointments hich he will make. The next reeu- ' term of che federal court is in Oc~ Der.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24

The funeral of the late Deputy Sheriff E J Miller. who ~ss shot to death lss, Tuesday by W Hichsft tn the istier's store ss Apscb~. vas ] held Saturday siternoon from the ! family home io that p ace.
 The eontrsct for the cons rnction Of the Autom, bile tfsek Of the Southern Arizons fair .. s.sOcistion at the nev fair grounds s.s awarded Monday to the Griffith Pscheco Co. Nosum of money was named in the aggregate ss the value Of the contiact is dependent uPoo che various kinds and amount, oi dirt moved. the prices varying sc cordiog to the material. and the total cannot he determined until the work is done and . cepted. The:. firm ID question has bad much experience in this .ort of work and their taking hold oi the contract i. gusrs 1iee that the work will be of the highest grade. Work will start immed iately under the direction of Engineer Duber- | stein.
 The board of supervisors of Pima county, fixed the tax rate Monday at their meeting ct 855. making the combined state. and coun'y rate $l 35. It is estimated that the city rate will be 50. making the total state, county and city rate $2.
 Returning in the middle of the afternoon to her home, located in the most fashionable reeiden.e section oI Prescott, Mrs Jesse Null was set upon and cruelty b7aten by burglar, The man escaped before her scream. brought help. He wac s Mexican.
 A number of the members of Com. psny K who shot ct Fort Bloiie fol places on the Camp Perry team re. turned to Tucson. "A hundred ol bust" is the motto of Company K from now on till that numter is ob. tai1 ed. There will be drill every
 Monday evening, and every effort vii
 be made to rescruit new m. mbers. The printers union :" which ie tt, only union in Tucson having mem hersbip in the chamber of com merc
 has taken another degree iu prosres s,veoess. It has become c stoekhold CTS in the Southern Arizona Fair ssso citation; ard is the only union in .h city that has taken such . s,ep
 though the finance committee hop. that others will emulate the exampl
 of the typos in this respect. Friends are becoming alarmed ove the mysterious disappearsr ce of Ge, Conness. fanitsry inspector and col
 lector of rent for the Inspiration an, Miami copper companies, who va
 lsst seen in Miami . week ago, NJ
 Conne-s is we'll known in Miami sns his friends are at loss to explain hi absence
 The Tucson F.rme company atte
 making q etrnng effort to obtain th ssrrices oi United States Eogipee Dan Bark, now stationed at Boise Idaho, may take h:s assistant. Barl refuses to leave the government. ser, vice and the government refuses te grant bim leave of absence, bencs the company may endssvor 50 obtain one of bis assistants, who has been working under Bark for the past four years.
 1 The youngsters who de troyed . large number of melons in the Me- Lean and rush patches near Burch were given q hearing before Judge Hinson Thomas. The parents of the boys appeared in court to make good the damage, which is said to be $50 and each of the ssxtette is to pay $S, 50.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24
Cowboy killed by
 Accidental Fall

Saturday morning at 3 o'clock there
 occurred an accident at Hudspetb's fsnch, sSoa: % miles from Douelss
 ID the valley, that resulted in the
 death of Al Lacey, a young and we'll
 known cowboy, Lacey dying ct .
 Douglss hospital ct about 3 o'clock
 Sunday morning.
 Lacey and another cowboy were rounding up . bunch of ste.rs, when. through some unfortunate tircum- stance, tn ran full tilt into each other. Lsceys mount trrn d . com- plete somersault from the result of the impact. Lacey was thrown eev- 'ral feet in the air. sIighting on his 'esd. His horse fell upon him crush. ng him badly. It va. thoughc that 'e also received serious injury to bis pine.
 Lacey never recovered copsciousnees om the momen; of the accident, and Epired an hour after having been re- lived st the hospitsl ss DougIas.
 Lacey is son of Tobs Lacey, sn d.time csttlemsn os the valley. is remains were yes'erday aftern, on ken to his home in Guadalupe nyon.
 f-lreuiSsT;ssApYJ -et;Is .va op ksur ElslqeL sAagxv1 ,ssyW IU Su1xW 'Us sHns ueo noA usqln IAoos kgM
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-08-24

Inability C. aocom odsts all those whi wanted ta ka tha s,,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

Ser bsrtes Qpben al buitige
Sfriot. Oct par ale De andre, tom
ban bar lebet fra, iom MI fom til,
men ban tcg insen Gotis az benz.
"emma Sobnion", iaeoe ban meo
tpft Wfrle, LEG bar life for p9ret
riatis flor ODER, ON ies elifet Gem
euer eL men MI peo jeg oct. Seq
elIfer 9em for bpob De bar giort
oenne Wat, % bpis De bill tage til
taffe meo mig oe 9oap -"
"@nb p9re epia taffet og Iopetl
garnet er freIitl" ~itsnneoe @repcn,
enonn for 8rn Sobnion f,noe faa
lib til at ipare. "aont, lao ps
tltemme ire froitise Surraer for
Wiaiam gprne."
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isieoe @iliom burtiI.
Gn Zines 3io ~ierere, Ga Sloen
bar lluffet / @iaiom gprneS Sus,
% @repens Slot bore bar en- eneIte
rpgenoe Iifebob, fom 8repinben
bort til gprne % iogoe til BAN:
"8iaiam gprne, 9e er en- bra
Wdno, % oct gI9oer mig, at 9e Dor
fnIgt nit Raao % beitemt Gem til
at foa en- Mohr for Ceres Barn og
leg peo, 5ru Sobnion oil pore mil
imo6 hen6e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24
0ar BIT Ultima?

"Inti-I itbma.S ote" bill biplpe
Sem! Sette WtibbeI bar ppret paa
Warfcoet bare 80 Iar. Men bar
ltorettet ct eneitaaenbe Irbeioe, iom
SclbreSeuoe. Iitbma op til 80 Mar
aammel har maattet gipe Hip paa fit
Suite. Sanoe Sibnesbpro oil bliue
Gem iilicnbt. MioIet er earanteret
UNDER "gure 5000 ato Eriig".Sopen.
Seilia anbeiaIet al eager. $500
pr. aouSe eler 3 3unSer for $500.
Sfrip Rorif eller gngeIif til gnti.
Nitmna.I Cote Go, Dor 454. Everett,
@oIb. u. Y. Uraproef, Isr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-24

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opcr hcn0e.
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nu ica life ri9tia neO, nm ieq ifal for.
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oct uenheIig rercnoe pes 0enre holp.
qomIe, borucIeie Gnfc, Tom lPn9tet
efter at hare roqen at Cl'fe % bore
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BET reiten fcmiif at ie ben6eS gc'
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fte Burn, en- pu6ig Iiben IDsIotfet
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beige SrOi8nation.
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