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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
guaeIidnt in Soaanb.
9ie International. Setuesrns sreifi
neiter nm iih.

iuetfer iifft ttf.
Sn bieien Sagen bat bic grft'
| Rammer Der 9eneralItaaten ben
fdon Dor einigen Mpnaten bon Del
3tpeiten angenommenen 8oselgeIer
i6re 3uitimmnng segeben, poburd
Der 9eitritt Soaanbs CUR Barrier
Snternationalen 8onpention bonn 19,
MGrs 1902 moaIid ~seiporben 1T.
Der Wiberftanb in Der 3peiten aam.
mer eegen bas Oefeb mar febr bnrt=
nddig geipefer. unp nidt nit llnre9i
1T bebauptet porben, baB bic 8erus
tunsen ben ginbrlid madten, ais of
es fi1 nidt Inn @ogelidub, fonDe.n
um @oegIperni9tuns banble. Sn Der
Griten 8ammer ging bic 8prlase oes
Minifters Salma nur init tnapper
Mebrbeit burh. unb fpenn es nllein
auf feline @eiinnunssaenofen. nas
mentlih bic !Serren aug 2imburs, dns
gefommen mare, oann mare lie psrs
fporfen ipproen. Sortan limb. nit
ettpa fiinf Bis feds Musndbmen,
srunbfGblid ale 86seI bei9iibt; nu-
tuenn bic materiellen Snterelen, 5ea
fonbers bic bes 2anbbaues bur6 bic
cine ober anbere 9oaelforte ~eefdbrbtt
lperben, sibt bic Reeiernng ipGbreno
elmer getpiFen s3eit iinb unter 81
Obudtuns Der gu erlaKenben Dor
fdriften bic @rlaubns, ie uni9dolits
81 maiden.
WeIde 80a.l iddblid iinb, ipirD
i'm Mege zines tOnisliden grlaffes
beitimmt unb Der Miniiter bat bic
outage geseben, BEL Der Mnfertiguns
Der f9narsen elite ale Bel ibm ein<
laufenoen 4lagen 81 beriidii4tigen.
@esen leBtere 9eitimmung, namentli4
eegen bas 0erbot, auf eisenem @rlinb
unb 8oben bas Sagpreat aus5uiiben,
bate fi6 f9arfer Wiberfpru9 erpo=
ZEN, unb man mari benz MiniIter Dor,
boB er fi9 all Standardization babe
binreibsn laTen. SnbeFen piro ron
nun an rem lining Der .Sintenbabn1,
bur6 bic idbrli9 piele Saufenbe iider
niiBlifer @0gel semorbst fporpen
iinb, pie audi benz 0ro1elfans bas
9anbpert aeItgt frerbsn; leiber fonnte
man nidt umbin, fir einen 8e5irt,
Gaaiterlanb, no Der 5%infenfong iiir
einen Sell Der 9eb0lferung bis lsbt
cine idper gu .~nttebrenbs Gintoms
menqueac sebilbet bat, cine llebers
sdngs5eit BON flint Sabren gu beitims
men, innerbolb beren alio Der 8osels
morb seiebli6 nod erlaubt 1T. Gben<
70 nirb es in 3utunft ni6t msbr bor>
tommen, DaB Elm pili9tgetreuer 5elos
f9ubnG9ter, Der einen Sunsen beim
Bliinpern pon @~ogelneitern ertappt
bat, iid umionit anseitrengt bat, neil
bic aussenpmmenen gier ni9t BON
seieBli4 geIaiisten 80geln berriibr<
Ten, unb e%benipipenis ipiro Der 9obe
Rat in 3utunft einen 9ogelite[ler
freiiprefen, Der nuber Dem WaHerz
lpilb, tpo3u er eefeBlid beredtigt mar,
AUDI Die in iein Neb g~egangenen
SingpDsel als quite 8eute betra9tet.
0a Der Miniiter fdun BEL Der
i9riftliden 8ebanblung Der 8orldge
als feline gbiidt aussefprphen bat,
Iid nit Den 3~olIbebDrben ms Ginpers
nebmen 81 ieben, um init ibrer Seiz
bilfe Die 8eoba9tung bes @eiebes an
Ii9ern. 10 pirb in 3utunft aud Die
@infubr seieblia gef6ibter 8ogel
aus benz Musldnb unterbleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
gnsfanSer IN 2eutIdlano.
aussiise aus benz .S tatiftiiden Sabr.
bud fir bias Gsntihe Neih."

bud fir bas Srntfhe Neid."
Had 9lusipeis bes tiirslid erfdie,
nenen Sabrsnnses 1912 oes rStaiis
ftifden Sabrbuds fir bas DeutiGs
Reid1 betrus bic 3abl Der Reiasz
a~usldnoer in sana 9eutidIano mad
Der 8oltsadbluns bonn 1. DECEMBER
1900 IT'S, 1877, barunter fpeiblisb
314,463; bonn 1. DECEMBER 1905 L.
028,580, barunter peibIi9 429,240;
bonn /. DeSember 1910 1,259,878.
barunter peibli9 542,879.
SIM a0nisreid preubsn lit bic
3abl Der Hei9sausldnber ftetis sc.
ftiesen bon 87,3O4 i'm Sabre 1871
aif 1854, 800 i'm Sabre 1890, aaf
368,OO3 i'm Sabre 1900 unb 688,S39
i'm Sabre 1910. Spmit bat li9 bic
3abl Der Iusldnber i'm a0nisrelm
preuben felt Der 8esriinbuns pss
Seutfden Reids nabe5u peradtfa1i.
gu einem 3eiIe lit bic auBeroroentIid)
rese 3upanberuns Don 4usldnbera
sepiB auf bic siinitise seosrapbilde
Gage I'M !9erSen @uropas. iotpie nlf
ben llmitanb auriidaufibren. oaB ii9
bas Seuti9e Rei9 gu einem Samz
melpuntte Der internationalen pirtz
f4aftliden, politt6en nnb seiitisen
Sntereifen entpideIt bat. Sn Der
!9ouptIa9e aber banbelt es iid lei
Der 3uipanDeruns UNI ausldnoiide
Qrbeiter, pie bas bic lebte 8srutss
sdbluns audi ertennen lieB.
9amals. i'm Sabre 1907, ipuroen
nabesu 100000 ausldnOif9e Irbeiter
eini9liebIi9 100000 4rbeiterinnsn
seadblt. BON bieien tparen etpa
$4,000 in Der 2anbmirtf9aft unp
100000 in Der Snbuitrie bei9dftigt.
4m aablrei6ten limb unter ben 4uss
ldnbern bic Oefterrei9er pertreten;
bel Der @olfsadbluns BON 1910 biz
oeten ite nit 634, 9S3 R0pfen etfpas
mebr als bic 9dlfte; bana9 folsteR
Die Rieoerldnoer nit 144,175, RuI<
fen nit 1877, 697, Staliener nit 1O4.s
204, S9peiser nit 68,257, unsarn
nebit aroaten nit 32,079, OGnen nit
26.223, S%ranSpien nit 19, 140, @ng@
lanber nit 1879, 4meritaner nit
1852, 8elsier nit 1856. Shtoes
ben NIT 9,675 unb 9orpeser nit
1884. @s muB aber beriidiidtis!
iperben, bab bic 0oltsadbluns am J..
DECEMBER norsenpmmen pirb uno
bob lie ni4t ertenntli9 ma6t, ME
pieIe @isldnber pGbrenb bes sroBten
Sells bes Sabres (pom Sriibiabr Bis
gum Dinter) i'm Deuti6en &ei9e
peilen. Oie 3abl Der HuFen nirb
CUR grrteaeit ieBt bpppelt 70 bod an=
aurebmen fein, fpie Die Iebte Bolts
5dbluns aneibt. Sebenfads bat Iia
bic 3abl Der Rufeu i'm lebten Sabrz
aehnt fat berbreifabt, ole Der DETER
rei4er (@alisien) p~erbpppelt. Sehr
tart bat aud bic gintpanberung aus
Stalien, ben Wieoerlanoen unD lns
garn sugenommen.
Ha9 ben @rmittlungen Der 3sitz
Idrift r8erpaltung unb StatiItit"
befinoen Ii9 iiber 3pet 9rittel rer
Q~usldnber in ben inbuitriereider
Probtn5en &beinlanb 8eltfnIen,
S9lefien unb in Berlin. sSm allges
meinen mub Die moTenbafte 8ei6dfs
tigung auslGnbii9er 4rbeiter in Der
oentfden Snouitrie unb 9anbipirts
f9aft als elm 8rebsidaben fir unIere
rationale @oblfa9rt unseieben tpsr=
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
Der Huge GieI.
geifpteIe Der SnteiiisenS zines afa
bnrm peridriccnen Sit-es.

geifpteIe Der SmtriIisens etnes al
bnmm peridricenen Ei,-es.
Sin Invertebrates, gsiIpiel oafiir,
iuie unssredt bic Menfhbeit III tpenn
lie i'm Spra9sebrauh Den gfel gu
einem Sinnbilo Der Dummbeit items
pelt, er5dblt Der Muieumsoireftor
Gomonb perrier in einem Barrier
8latt.
SIN Muieum BON patibou belt
man einsn @iel, Der 2aiten Des 2ae
boratoriims gu fhleppen bate.
Wenn bas Sier ni6t geraoe gebrantt
purbe, belt man es in einem sroBen
ummauerten 5ofe. Durd cine Siir
fpnnte man ppn bieiem 9pfe in Den
9arten fommen, no bic fdOniten.
iippisitsn unb faftisften 9fldn3en
grinen. Der Gfel peridumte feline
9%.lesenbeit, I'm beimli9 in ben @ara
ten gu fdliipfen. limb bas gef6ab
befonbers oft ndbr.nb Der 3eit, in
Der Elm Marr.r an Der Manb bes
Sofes Reparaturen aus5ufiibren bats
te. Ban empfa6l Dem Maurer orin-
aenb. bic Sir gum @arten ftets forss
fam aef9loffen 3u balten, aber man
fanb Den @fel troB ullsoem INNER
pisber in benz @arten. S6lieBli6
beidloB man. ben Iiitisen Meiiter
Gangobr gu 6elduiden, un6 ba itells
te ii6 bann berals, bab Der giel
Ole Siirtlinfe nit ben 3dbnen Dffnete,
Die Sir aufftieB unb Damn in ben
9arten sing.
Der Maurer besniiste ii6 nunmebr
ni6t mebr oamit, bic Sir su3uflin>
Ten, er leste aud einen Riesel Dor,
Der am unteren Gnbs Der Sir aneez
brd9t mar. 0rei Sage lang sine
allies gut; bann dber begann Der @fel
pieOer ausaubrehen. unb man fano
i'm Sag I'm sag imntsr fpiebsr i'm
@arten. Gs seiete lif, baB bas Sier
na9 forgfdmer 8eobadtung es gez
lernt bate, aud ben Miesel gu off
men. @rit fdlug er ben Hiesel aus
rid, bann flinfte er Die Sir auf
unb marfdierte ieelenpersniigt in ben
@arten. Run entidloB iid Scr Wouz
rer enbli9, Die Sir regelredt nit
Dem S9lIfel absuidlieben. Dieie
WaBnabme mubte Der @fel, Der obne<
bin BON Dem Maurer ieiner bdufiaen
G~sfapaben tpeeen ni6t gerabe Ianft
bebanbelt tporben mar, als cine be-
fonbers fdpere 8eleibigung empfuns
ben baben, umiome6r, als er oasegen
ni6ts tun %fonnte; ie~bsnfalls mar BON
biefem Sage an Der Mdurer fein err
fldrter 5eino.
uno bdlb pollsos fid aud bes
Gels Ga6e. Seben Tiorgen febte
it9 Der Maurer gum Sriibitiid ses
mddli6 auf ben 8oben unb befeu6s
tete ietn 8utterbrpt nit elmer 6laz
f9e Rotpein. Gints Sages fommt
Der gfel berbsi uno pirft bur6 elm
@srieben bic Slaide UNI. Man fam
iid poritellsn, fpel6s Slut BON
S6impfreoen iid iiber ben Meiiter
2angpbr ereob; bas Sier aber fab
Teinen 5einb babel nit einem 10
msrfpiirbia bDbniIden 4usbrud Ser
Iugen an, Dab Der Maurer iiberseust
mar, Der Giel babe iid beiprBt aez
rd6t. Im nGdften Sage mar ser
6unhrerfer 70 porii9tig, Die 5loTde
ndb jebem S4lude suauforfen. Der
@fel iparf sic TIaf6e nieberum Inn
uno idten ii6 iiber feinen MiBsrfols
Iebr gu %tpunbern. 3pei Sage {pd=
ter aber bate bas 5ier feline Sattit
gednbert; es befdrdnfte iia ni9t
mebr oarauf, bic 5Iai6e um3uperfen,
IOnoern serbrad fie audi, bts Der
Raurer f6lieBli9 bas 6elo lGumte
unb iid cine anbere Stelle fudte. an
Der er BON feinem Seinbe ungeit0rt
friibitiden fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
Yeileibs : geidliiie, Sermann Sire
Complain CIR. 1.

% es elmer alliueiieu SprIebung sefals
len bat, zines n%nierer seat1tet{ten Mits
gtieoer, Serrn @pttfrieb 8ab, ans
lnlerer Wfitte an reiBeu iinb ba Der 9a-
binaefdlieoene iicb tets ais ,uacfere Stise
~linlerer 5eueriuebr ertuies, geben mir urs
ierer 9rauer iiber ben Serliiit Der unS fps
ippbf als ieine gtnsebbrisen betrpffen Fat.
b~ieronrd1 Nisbrnf lno perfid)ern bic
tralternoen Sttterbliebenen i~nleres innigs
ten 8eileibs.
IS lei hermit e~benIaas perfiiat, oaB
bieic Seidliiiie Dem 8rptpfoG einperleibt,
bieielben i'm ,Spltsblatt" perDffentlicbt
lab cine Stbidlrift berielben ben Siuters
bliehenen ~unieres babingeibieoenen aas
meraben su9eitellt uirb.
Otto @%beriin,
Nrmtn @berfin,
Nib. 9, 9aeaefin,
Gpmite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03

Settem Gaue. gbenes reid1es Nfiis
louri Bottom 2anb i'm IiioIidben 5beil hes
Staates ltcher Dor uberIdfuemmumg, in
Der Habe einer Sta6t BON 1900 @inmDhner
nit opr5ii9libem Miarft.
u. y. &ro9, @~aibinton, Mp.
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t. j. koener.
sdmieO II. &agenmader
6ermonn, NRp.

Sd, bobc bas Gd'miene. unb gDasens
mod'er,eeid,dit bsS Sobn Roppplb. an Der
rpeitl 3 etrobe sctonii uno wcrbe tEItrebh
icin mr. ote beiien yrbciteu III 5 a1naAAt
iielcrn. 9h babe large eriaBruna TN
Observation-Disclosures ioipcbl mie I'M 4tmieoe-
nne Fau%acrbonnlperf
6arinmosei. grqsies MonnrsSpreo6
ets. nnb Torm 0toidincr an &dub pbcr
a,f s'eitoinng Su 9iinliistn ssbinsaasen
tpo IN dnrehmbarsr 9rciien a~elieisrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
3n @erfanfenI

9 Stattlptten an Der bfl. 6 StraBe. asf
tleinem Saus $550.00. qdl5
Gu Il. Sa~effneku 1
Sermann, a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
An p~crfanfen.

Cine 9roBe @aage, iiir @agen, in aiis-
ge5eid)netem 3uitambe.
Stpne Sia @ine CD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
Nene NnSeigen
9anfasnng.

Serslfben 0ant erlauben mir ms gl-
len absnitatten, Die Dem 8~egrabniHe un-
ieres geliebten 8ertuanoten, @pttfrie6
Ban, beifpobnten, ben Mitsliebern Der
5eaerfuebr unb bes Shiibenbereins, ben
8abrtncbtrd9ern, iouobl als Srn. EaItur
aasniann fir ieine BEN REINFORCEMENT aes
ipiometen 8prte bet grinnernng. Chem
ials ben Natbbarn unb 5reunben unb
insbeionbere, Sruii Mina Scbneiber, iuels
de benz SeritDrbenen pabrenb ieiner
&rantbeit grpBe Qiebesbienite ertuieIen
baben, lei hermit infer i~nnigiter Dant
ansseiprucben.
Die trauernbell Ginterbliebenen.
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Sn nrfanfen

bret 9ots nebit @obnbaitS an Der tpeItl. 2
StraBe, nabe Der @tarfthraBe limb einselr
pier i'm @an5en binig 81 Epertmlfen.
NdbereS BEL
@eD. Start, Sermann, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03

gerloret: Elm aprb entbnIteno
mebrepe 8odete utto Elm fatbI. @e.
betbudl Der ebrlide Ginoer III err
Die artifel iiebit &orb iii Der
B. 81. geeen 9eIobniiitg nb-
1lIaeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-01-03
3u gerfanfenl

Gin 9utes gferb fir Samilien. eebrandb,
s Sabre aft
stone sin @ine 60.
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3n ~Derfanfen.

Elm id1bnes crit 2 Sabre altes 9ferb,
from ipie Elm 9amni, Nach5ufraaen hi
Der Splfsblatt Sifiee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20

x
u i i i Il 81 !. !. 4 ].
Miss Hilda Anderson, of Vega, left
for Thief River Falls last I'll tuesday,
where she will work for a couple Of
months. f,3. sii8
Rev. A. Mattson, Of Alexandria,
formerly pastor Of the Swedish
Lutheran church Of Warren and
Vega, preached in the Vega church
last Sunday forenoon.
Miss Signe Roley and Oscar Pierce
were married at Warren last Mon
day. The readers Of the Sheaf wish
them a bountiful success thru their
journey Of life.
Charles J. Anderson Of Vega, at
tended the meeting Of Red River
Valley Conference of the Swedish
Lutheran church, held at Warren,
as delegates from the Vega congre-
cation. .i3a. n.
The Vega Young Peoples society
will meet next Sunday evening at
seven o'clock. a good program will
be rendered. Everybody welcome.
Born to Mr.. and, Mrs. David He'd
lund, Of Vega, son last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Westberg will
move to Warren in the near future
and leave the management Of the
farm to their sons.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
@g~ = IN II u 80 sSsss*s$+ y
VILLAGE OF MIDDLE RIVER

VI
March IL Farmers Institute
was held here Friday and Saturday,
March 14th and 18th. The two prin--
.cipal speakers were men from the
Northwestern Experimental farm,
f. H. Sargent, the live stock man
and e. w. Smith, whose strong
points were concentrated on the
culture Of potatoes and corn, to-
gether with many valuable hints on
the raising Of tame grasses. The
eastern end of the county had been
.thoroly advertised by the business
men here and Friday afternoons
session was we'll attended, consider
ing the stormy and disagreeable
weather. Friday evenings program
on educational and consolidated
school matters, was very poorly at
tended and showed a lack of inter
est on the part Of the people Of this
village in a matter so vital, and that
should be Of interest to every mem
Der of every family here. Several
of the farmers attending the Friday
session, stayed over for Saturdays
lectures. More than 200 copies Of
THE Farmers Annual were dis
tributed at the lectures. The Wood
man hall was used for the meetings.
The home talent play Of three
acts, my Uncle from India" given
in the M. w "A. hall here Saturday
evening, March 18th, was very we'll
attended, every seat in the house
being taken and all available stand
ing room used by late Corners. The
play was given under the auspices
|of the local Royal Neighbor Lodge
and was under the personal charge
of Mrs. and Editor J. F. Adams, who
played the principal parts, which
materially accounts for the credi-
table way the play was carried thru.
The proceeds, including dance and
supper after the play, brought over
800 for the lodge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
Legal Advertisements a. Legal Rates.
Official Paper Of Marshall County

The defeat Of no license at the
election in Warren was a great dis
appointment to the many earnest
and sincere temperance workers in
the city. Several causes combined
to accomplish this result. The de-
feat Of the proposed city charter
was laid to the temperance people
altho it is fact that many license
friends opposed it much more Wig
orously. Alleged lax enforcement
of the law against blind pigging, is
another cause. A third cause was
the failure to publish the council
proceedings during the past year,
owing to which many erroneous re-
ports were given circulation as to
the condition Of the city's finances.
The question of taxation was per4
haps the cause that weighed most
heavily in the minds of those who
voted in favor of licensing the sa-
looms, and thus reversing the poll
cy that has been in vogue here dur
ing the past two years. The ma
jority rules, of course, and we have
to make the best of it, yet in the
Sheaf's opinion great mistake has
been made. However, if the new
council enforCes the liquor laws
strictly and without fear or favor,
Warren will still be a clean town,
Care ought also to be exercised in
granting licenses so as to exclude
unprincipled and low character
men. But it behooves the friends
of temperance during the coming
year to conduct campaign Of edu-
cation against rum. The young
and especially the pupils in our
public schools ought to be taught
more persistently than heretofore
the evil effects of drinking alcohol
ic liquor on both body and mind. Il
we can train up a temperance gen.
Grafton that will not drink, then the
saloons and blind pigs, too, must
quit for lack of business.
Warren will probably have four
saloons, if the council grants all the
law allows, and the license fee will
in all probability be fixed at $1,000
for each.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
GLAD YOU SAID 1T, NEIGHBOR

1t makes US tired when something
springs up between Argyle and our
neighboring cities to have some Of
the older pioneers bring up the old
county seat fight. Ninety-five per
cent of the population Of Argyle are
not conversant with the details Of
that illustrious scrap, nor do they
care to be. The old pioneers may
have a reason to feel sore on the
subject, but they should not try to
avenge their feelings at the ex-
pense ofthe ninety-five per cent of
disinterested citizens. Argyle has
future ahead Of it, just as has all
the rest Of the towns in the county
of Marshall, and there will be peo-
pie living here and prosper long at
ter the last remembrance Of the
court house fight is forgotten and
is history no more Argyle Banner.
The above editorial from the
Banner shows the right spirit and
we commend it to the people OF
Warren, who we are sure will ap-
preciate it and will be glad to meet
the Argyle people more than half
way. In fact, we have never felt
any resentment or i'll will here to-
ward anyone opposed to us in that
scrap, which occurred more than
20 years ago. We are glad you
said it, neighbor!
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8 q . &c. En- 3 8 q !.

9 - > =
4 Lots Of wind and snow; \ roads
bad; lots Of hay and grain on the
road to town; weather not very bad.
R. T.. Muzzy did business in Z. r..
Falls last week.
Henry Rogers left last week for
Minneapolis where he will complete
la course Of gas and electric engi-
|neering.
John Swanson went to Thief Riv-
Ter Falls Friday to get his children
who are attending high school in
THAT city.
S. R. Rogers is at home again
from the woods, where he has been
|blacksmithing the past winter; he
was in camp near B ackduck.
Mr. Malberg left for w arren the.
latter part Of the week; he got a
Hate start and had to make up time.
in order to catch the train at the
$500 junction.
+ John Ghristianson attended cleo
Ition at Steiner last Tue sday.
The Rogers family visited at the
home Of r. S. Muzzy Sunday after
moon.
MI. Johnson Berg has been having
some sick horses lately, but we IN
lderstand they are better now. III
~ NJ u n
John Myers did business in Thief
Rive last part of the Week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20


Andrew Morken returned last!
week from a short visit at his old
home near Glyndon. When coming
back, he was accompanied by his
brother Henry, who will visit for
some time at the Morken home.
Martin Sand had the misfortune
of losing a valuable horse last week.
Ole Bliken hauled a load Of lunl-
Der for Lars Walberg a few days
ago, from Thief River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Arne are
the proud parents Of q baby girl,
born March nth.
The Ladies Aid of the Northeast
district will meet with Mrs, Stronl,
March goth.
Anecktie party was given at Cry
|gla in the Knutson hall last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Strom moved on her claim
north ofEhere, last week.
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Charlotte German is on the sick
list this week.
Henning Furst and Mr.. johnson
were Sunday afternoon callers at
Monberg's. i.
Miss Lucy Kezar was visitor last
week at John Anderson's returned
toher home Saturday.
Emil Hill was calling on friends in
Alvarado Sunday.
Miss Rose Hamerlund returned to
her home at Oslo after a weeks vis-
it with her sister, Mrs. Conner.
Ralph Mackey is visiting at Ebert
Corners.
Mrs. Kulle has been sick the past
two weeks.
Mr.. Dahlman was a business call
er in Alvarado Monday.
John and Gust Monberg, William
Conner, Ralph Mackey were callers
at T.. Gorman's the first Of the week.
Miss Marie Anderson returned
from Warren Friday.
Argyle never missed the water till
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Weather has been stormy during
the last few days, but we are all in
hopes Of Improvement pretty soon.
Everything is coming slow but
sure, so is spring.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David He'd
lund, fine baby boy on Saturday
morning last week. All is well. Con
|gratulations!
Miss Lucy Kezar has been visiting
lat the home Of her uncle John An
|derson for a couple days. returning
saturday.
Miss Ida Dahlman is working at
the Nels Johnson home in Warren.
Miss Louise Anderson, who has
been in Warren thruout the winter,
learning dressmaking, is now at her
home enjoying housekeeping. She
says, i like it fine No wonder.
A crowd Of young folks visited at
Monberg's Sunday last.
| Miss Mary and Minnie Anderson
returned from Warren on Friday
Hast, after a few days stay.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hah-
lin, Of northern Vega, a baby boy.
| The Swedish Lutheran church OF
Vega, was we'll attended on Sunday
Hast. Everybody reports a fine ser
mon. .8
Oscar Pierce is having a smile or
This face these days.
The Carlson brothers are busy
Saving wood in this vicinity.
| Axel Lundquist, who has been
away on ditch business for a few
weeks, returned home last week.
johnny Nystrom is reported sick.
1 The Swedish Lutheran confirma-
ton children have been having 9
weeks vacation. .=
Very seldom you see any news
from Vega in the Sheaf. How is il
that you all are so slow in letting US
hear from you? Mr.. Mattson likes tc
]hear from Vega.