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you. wears no rats. no puffs, no switch
es. She has enough hair to make 1t up
without having to have recourse to
any Of these subterfuges.
How do I do it? How did I stop my
tried everything recommended by my
friends and most Of the treatments ad-
vertised? 1t flashed across my mind
one day, when I noticed that the fall
quantity. that the cause of it was a
certain hesd-wash had been using
for some time: 1 at once experimental
further, and found. what I have been
markable hair and scalp treatment I
have ever used or heard of, and have
tried them nearly all.
Here it is: With a half-pint of water
mix pint Of alcohol. To this add one
ounce of beta-quinol. Shake thorough
ly, and it will then be ready to use. If
rum instead of the water and alcohol.
The beta-quino1 you can get at al
most any drug store for not more than
fty .c cents The VOL ordinsry pr! PREPARED
stores usually cost you one dollar.
But this formula makes one full pint
Of the best hair grower and tonic one
can ever hope to obtain.
This foSmula should be applied very
freely on the scalp after brushing the
scalp, generously for few minutes all
over. Rub the tonic thoroughly into
the scalp with the finger tips. This
will surely stop your hair from falling
out. You should notice the differ
After q while you should notice your
hair beginning to take on new life. 1t
will have a more silky appearance and
will Degin to grow SO luxurianIy that
1t will be one Of YOU. greatest prides.
MRS. ELLEN T. asks: What can
do get rid Of pimples? have had them
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prospects of ever q
identifying. the =
C o m p | e X | IN.
Some time ago /
gave my readers
I h e secret for
whitening t h e
s k n, which /
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Various Harbingers.
Spring hasn't really come to bat
Until the trees are green,
And now and then new straw hat
Is seen.
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the main principle
in most of the
treatments sold for
whitening the skin.
1t makes the skin
rough, eats into
the outer skin, and
usually ruins all
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BARBARA T. N.-For bIackheads
first wash the face with hot water and
soap. Next sprinkle some neroxin
few minutes on the parts of the skin
which are affected with blackheads.
You should be able to secure the ne
roxin at any druggist for fifty cents.
You will find this formula very re-
markable in results if used faithfully
until all the blackheads are gone.
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I H ~ IN IL II -
Il am sur
prised you
should con-
sent to such
a T a n k
poison on
your face.
This con-
8 [ i [ u [ eS
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FoNDA-"what shall do for wrin-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06

So great a demand for high class
dairy stock has come to the N. w.
Experiment Station, Crookston, that
could not be filled there, that a
number Of farmers have joined to-
gether to ship in one or more car
loads of Holsteins. Mr.. F. H. Scrib-
ner, Of the u. S. Dept. of Agricul-
ture, will be in Crookston, Saturday,
Mar. s, to meet with these farmers
and to discuss cow-testing organic
atiOns. If any farmer wishes to
join in getting some high grade
stock he should either attend this
meeting or phone or write to Supt
C. G. Selyig. Experiment Station,
Grookston, stating what he wants.
Fourteen farmers from various
places have already placed their or
ders. The animals will be selected
by a government or state dairy
stock judge who will give his ser
vices without charge. Good stock
can be bought reasonably in many
sections where there are plenty of
COWS,
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his house and the dredge in The riv--t
#er. When he got back Monday, hn
said the dredge was full Of water
and water was standing from 2 to 8
feet above the ice. Those who claim
to know something about water etc,
say that means an early spring.
The telephone meeting ut the
Russell school house Saturday the
s2nd was we'll patronized, it was de-
|cided to put on an evXtra wire from
Russell to Il. 4. Falls and thereby
do away with the Russell switch. In
the meantime all messages going
thru the switch either at Russell or
Sagen would be charged at the rate
Of SC per message.
Mr.. and Mrs. dinner Warning
were passengers for t. r. F. Monday
The way coal is shipped in and
unloaded at Steiner, gives the APP
pearance of mining town more
than anything else.
An unusual amount of grain is
coming in now-a-days TO the Stein
or elevator.
Mike Johnson seems to be an old
hand with the coal shovel, the way
he is employing one car after an
other. .-..s'#
G. L. Leisner took the train for T.
r. F. one day last week returning
the next day.
The Tubb's Medicine man was a
caller here yesterday and supplied
us with some Of that we'll known
white liniment ETC..
J. NJ. Johnson and J. w. Dahl took
in a load of hay to T. r. F. Wednes-
day this week.
Mr.. Ormiston, who is selling the
hardy Jewell nursery stock, was a
caller here last week.
Miss M. Kisch was a passenger for
7. R. Falls Dednesday. q
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MANOR SCHOOL NOTES

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The following pupils have been
absent this week: Ragna Larson,
Adolph bingham, Oscar and Arthur
hoffman, Frank Wendt, Flavia Lar
son, Minnie Johnson, Robert and
Willie Sauter and Paulina Schwartz.
Let's see if you can't come every
day next week.
Supt. johnson visited school on
Thursday. ~ 'n@
eW had school on Saturday to
make up for the Thursday we miss
ed during the convention.
My, but we had some cold noses
when we came to school Saturday
morning.
We had a wrestling match at
school one recess. Who won? Il
Our wood pile is almost buried by
snow. We will have to get busy
some noon and help the>wood out or
We won't find it after a while. v
Somebody passed the school Sat-
urday. Why didn't you come in?
! e R + NO 2
March came in Ikea lion this
year, I'd
! Fred Steinhauer took a load of
grain to Thief River Falls on Fri
day.
Martin Mattson was at Thief Riv-
or Tuesday. .%@ H
=. Erickson was busy hauling hay
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and daugh-
ter Minnie were at Thief River Falls
Thursday.
. Martin Mattson called at w. Sill
'baugh's Thursday. &
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Kisch spent Sunday
at A. Joppru's. .
D. Larson called at Schartz's on
Saturday afternoon. a
Annie Erickson was at Holt on
Monday.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE OF ANNUAL
CITY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given, that in the
Fire Engine Room in the City Hall
on Johnson Avenue, in the City of
Warren, Mimi, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of March, A. d., 1913, city
election will be held in and for the
election district of said City OF
Warren, to elect the following city
officers, for the said City of Warren,
for the ensuing year:
One Mayor. @3
Three Aldermen.
One City Recorder. ...
One Treasurer.
One Constable.
Notice is further given, that at
said election the polls will be open
from 6 o'clock a. m. to O'Clock o.
IN. of said day.
Given under my hand and official
seal, of the City of Warren, Mimi,
this 5th day Of March, A. D., 1913
(SeaD w. N. Powell,
City Recorder of the City of
Warren, Minnesota.
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GERMANTOWN


The Germantown cooperative
Association held their annual meet
ing Wednesday of last week. George
Mold, Fred Solly. 6. A. Rambec,
Louis Hamre and Albert. Hendrick-
son were elected directors for The
ensuing year.
Thomas Clauson, one of the pio-
neer residents of#ithis township.
having disposed Of his personal pro
perry left last week! accompanied
by his family for Spokane, Wash.
where they intend to make their fu-
ture home. We are sorry to see
them leave, but nevertheless ioin
with their large number of friends
in wishing them the best Of luck in
their new home.
Frank Dan Of North Dakota. who
has been visiting at the home of his
parents, left last week for his Da-
kota home. ..>'
Mathis Skogstad has been hauling
lumber and building material lately
preparatory to building house on
his farm north of here. d.
Charles Wayne has rented the
'Thos. Clausen farm for the coming
year and has already taken possess
sion.
Fifteen or more teams started out
Tor Mud Lake last week to secure
the wherewith to keep comfortable
during these cold days, but none got
farther than to the big ditch. The
dam at the mouth of the ditch hav
ing been washed out, the water in
the ditch had disappeared and the
Ice fallen to the bottom leaving no
place to cross. Most of us took it
phllosophically as we had to make
EoGt homeward way empty-handed.
The Town Board of Audit met
with the town clerk last Tuesday.
Next Tuesday is election day and it
IS time for the political pot to be-
gin to bubble.
What is becoming of our electric
railroad? We have been listening
lntently for long while but have
heard nothing further. Brought in
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official Paper Of Marshall County

Remember you are supposed to be
a committee of one to always boom
your town, no matter whether it is
raining, showing, hailing or the sun
shining. Always speak we'll Of your
home town, the people, the enter
prises, etc. Be boomer and an
enthusiast see all the good things
and overlook the defects, tell the
visitor and prospective resident we
have the best of churches, schools,
water and people. Prove it to him
and you will have at least made a
friend who may be the means Of
adding to the population and bust
ness of the town. Keep in mind that
you should always boost, not knock.
saltwater Gazette.
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D Jones T. Bernhardson returned
from the woods Saturday last.
A surprise party was held at Mr..
Gjuwick's place Saturday and was
we'll attended.
j. 0. Sjoquist made a business trip
to Englund the latter part of last
week. "
Miss Mamie Holmgren is working
for P. Wikstrom at present. T."
Engla Holmgren of Happy Cor
ner'', is suffering with bad cough.
William Wikstrom is on the sick
list at present.
Frederick Phipps will sell 20 head
of horses on the Matthias Anderson
quarter in section 3 town of Oak, on
March Is. J.. W.. Howard, of Oslo,
will cry the sale. +. d %,,...-.. :.
An auction sale or horses, cattle
and farm machinery will be held on
the farm Of S. o. Ostgaard, section
AZ, in New Solum township, on Mar.
Is. 0. G. Brenma will cry the sale.
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Correspondence
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d STEINER

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Miss Ellen Johnson and sister of
Englund, surprised the inhabitants
Of Steiner by stepping off the train
Saturday. Miss Johnson taught our
school here couple Of years ago
and evidently has a warm spot in
her heart for Steiner and after TAX
ing part in the big school conven-
ton in i. R. F. took trip over here
to see if our town kept pace in i'm
prOvements with the big metropolis
south of us and we understand she
was satisfied, but we hope in the;
near future to be able to show still
better results. Thank you for the
call, Miss Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinner Warning
we're passengers from T. r. Falls on
Friday to wind up their honeymoon
trip with a visit to the old folks at
home. &. .a
. Mr.. F. Bricker, the coal man, as
he was unloading coal, got a mes.
sage to hurry home to the dredge
Sunday as the water in the river
was rising fast and was filling both
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seNels Lodoen spent Sunday at his
home in Warren. 4.
Oscar Olson returned to his for
Iner home in Bowman, N. d., Mon
lday, having spent a couple of
months with his folks here. Dur
ing his stay here, he made many
friends who hope he will soon re-
turn. sl.
Felix Paulson who has spent, a
couple Of months at his home here,
returned to Montana, Saturday eve
ming. We hope he will not stay
Eaway very long.
Nels Johnson Of Warren, was a
caller here Wednesday.
| Miss Mortenson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Warren.
George and Arthur Erickson, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
IOle Goethe, returned to their home
lin Canada Monday evening.
IOm oeVerSOn was Grand
Forks visitor last week. al
Mrs. H. Backstrom and daughter
Helen spent Friday in Warren.
A number Of young folks were
entertained at the Paulson home on
Sunday evening. A sleigh-ride, mu.
Isle and games were the amuse-
!ments. Lunch was served and all
declared the Paulson's capable en-
tertainers. Those present were,
Willie Palm, Albert Olson, Gust o.
son, Bill Bergan, Chas. Knutson,
Walter Sands, Mauritz Peterson,
Martin Christianson, Alex Paulson,
Misses Hilma Palm, Alma Olson,
Hilda Bergan, Lottie Pauison, Cora
Paulson and Olive Wahlund. Mrs.
Henry Backstrom chaperoned the
|young folks. Y " E..
A barber shop is the latest addi-
ton to this village. Mr.. Stunpkey,
Iof Thief River Falls is permanently
located here, and a first class bar
Der. +. .,.4s-s ..:5 Il. ~ MI.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Berg
to Mr.. Alfred Brun was solemnized
at the Norwegian Lutheran church
Wednesday morning, Rev. Knudtsen
,of Warren, officiating. Special music
was rendered by the village chorus.
We join their many friends with
hearty congratulations
Some little bird says when we'd
iding bells commence ringing here,
they usually continue for little
while. Who's next? You?
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I58ii iisses Mabel and Lilly and John
and Louis shelstad were among the
Warren people who attended the
at Aliens Friday.
Z Howard Maglatiry spent Saturday
and sunday at ]. shantzen's in Fol
dahl. B
. Lenora Shantzen and friend, Della
Walsh e spent Wednesday at War
ron. III 3II8i .E 4
Friends will be sorry to hear Of
THE. u death Of Mr. Fagerstrom Of
near this place.
. The Radium school has an organ
hut unless some patron Of our dis
trict will bring il from Warren FOR
us US. we fear it will do us. little good.
Vim. Loeslie made business trip
liz Warren Friday.
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RADlUM

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Miss Della Walsh, who has been
Visiting at the Nick Shantzen home
for the past week, left on Tuesday
morning for her home in Mimic, N.
Dakota.
A great many of the Comstock
farmers met at the Radi,,m school
house last Thursday evening to or
ganize a Farmers Club. Carl Dab
lin was elected president, VIM. Loe-
slie, vice president, and Joe Nc
Oregon, secretary and treasurer.
SCpt. Mitchell, Of Warren, and Mr..
Freed, the agriculture teacher Of
/ the same place, were sponsors Of
the club. The name adopted was ::
The Farmers Club of Comstock.
The next meeting will be held in
Radium on Thursday evening, Mar.
II. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend. Notice: This means the
farmers wives as we'll as men. The
subject for discussion next. week
will be Cultivated Crops"
Services We're held in the German
Lutheran church last Sunday but
attendance was rather small on ac-
count of the stormy weather.
A jolly crowd gathered at the
home Of Mrs. 0. Allen on Saturday
last, and surprised her daughter,
Emma. Games and cards were the
amusements. At twelve a bountiful
supper was served and everyone
tested the cooking of the Radium
girls. Miss Emma received a beau
tiful gift. Everyone reports a good
time.' #
Mr.. Henry Wolhaupt, who has
been working for N. Shantzen, left
Tuesday for a visit with his broth
er at Angus. @,3l n.
s.&s Rubbering on a party line makes
some people wise, but an caves
dropper never hears any good Of
himself. IA 5 @ 4
& E.E Is Tx rs 3t. f III 4
N Paul Schulz has moved his family
and household effects to the Riebau
farm. VI FIJI
Notice to Billy: Farmers do not
care to see you in their timber with
a team and ak. Please move on. b
~ n Mr.. and Mrs. N. Shantzen and sons
Milton and Melvin spent the week
en- end q ct Stephen, returning Monday
evening.
Fred Monroe has gotten into the
habit Of walking, on his tiptoes.
There is brand new baby girl at
his place. She arrived last Satur-
day. Mother and baby are doing
nicely. II
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to existence with the advent Of cold
winters long and dreary days, it
seems to pass out Of existence with
the approach Of spring, and we are
inclined to consider it a 'hot air"
line. s4.
An immense amount of dredge
material and supplies is being haul
cd out into the drainage territory
this winter. Every day there is a
long string Of teams to be seen
along the roads. Judging from pre-
parations there will be some work
done next summer and there will.
have to be if the work is to be COM
|pleted by next fall.
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(Mar. 6-13j
Notice Of Hearing on Petition. for
Formation IF New District

Whereas, A petition has been
filed with the County Board
OF the County Of Marshall
with the approval Of tho County Su-
perintendent Of Schools of said
County endorsed thereon, signed
and acknowledged by majority Of
the freehOlders who reside in the
proposed new district herein de-
scribed, and who are entitled to
vote at school meetings in their re-
spective districts, and duly verified
by the affidavit Of one of the resi-
dents OF said proposed new district,
praying for the organization of a
new school district out of the terri
tory hereinafter described, to-wit:
Sections 80 and 81, Township 1877.
Range 40 and sections %, %, "a, Is,
70, II, "a, IS and 36, Township 157
Range A, and the said County
Board have appointed a time and
place for a hearing upon said petit
ton AS by law required:
Now therefore,
Notice
IS. hereby given, that a hearing
upon said petition will be had at a
meeting Of the said Board. com
1nencing upon the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1913. at II o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the Of
lice of the County Auditor in the
City of Warren, in said County, at
which time and place the said Coun-
ty Board will hear arguments of all
persons Interested, for or. against
the proposed organization of said
new school district.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, this 3rd
day of March, A. D. 1913.
By order Of the County Board Of
Marshall County, MINI.
By A. G. Lundgren,
County Auditor and Ex-Officio
.-a.. s-.... Clerk Of Board.
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March 4-Hello, everybody. Pretty
cold nowadays.
Marshall Gehrke and C.. j.. Smith
returned to Mud Lake again last
week. .ss1ss.
Ernest Anderson is busy saving
wood now -a-days with his buzzsaw,
Anton Peterson called at Jadeke' S
last Monday morning.
Herman Jadeke visited with An:
ton Peterson last Sunday.
jim Smith and Frank Johnson ex-
|nect to return from Mud Lake this
week. + ~.
Frans Peterson called at John
Hansen's place last Sunday.
Anton Peterson called on S. Han
son last Monday forenoon.
Frank and Herman, Jadake called
at Ollie Olson's last Saturday even
ing.
Roy Smith and Lester Nelson
started school last Wednesday.
Two on a line is company and
three is a crowd.
Some wild geese have been seen
in the neighborhood; that is a sure
sign Of spring. .5H.. ....
Arthur Gehrke called on S. Han
son last Monday.
Ritchard and Albert Peterson and
Carl Garfield are in Warren attend
ing the Rumely school.
Ephraim Johnson is expected
home from Sweden this week. "a
Mutt and jeff are coming back to
America now. s8 3s#
II Gust Peterson was over at On
dahls last Monday to help him haul
straw. III
The school kids are having lots Of.
fun at school now. Il. 1. 4. . NH. Il.
Tom Cannum visited at Olson's
last Sunday. .ti
Miss Clara Jadeke visited at home
last Sunday.
Frank and Herman Jadeke were
in Warren last Saturday. \.
From q new spondent;; hope
to see another next week.
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Joseph Kulseth, Reporter.
Before school" Quarter to ninel
Boys and girls do you hear?" Zone
more, buckwheat, then be quick,
mother dear Where is my din
tner pail?" Under the shelf, just in
the place you left it yourself" II
cant say my table!' "Oh find me my
capt" BE good dear!' TIL try
70 times 9's 81 axe your nit
.tensl' AL right Hurry UP
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SltsOF ICY q AN M lLIl IA slam OF
the door they are of, girls and bows
and the mother draws breath in the
|lullsof their noise. n VA Il
Examinations last week. s rho
highest marks obtained We're: SPELL
|ing, Cora HansonslOo; Alma Mclve
100, Arithmetic, Alma Mel 5e 100;
geography, Alma sMelyc IS; George,
Peterson 9s;: J.s 81 History, Nellie
Nelson, 95,, Cora Hanson 95; physi-
|plogy, Arthur Peterson 90; language,
George Peterson 100; grammar. AN
T thur Peterson 81 4 p p .it 4. HI Il. IN
We've had no hot lunch This week
OH account Of q leak in our kero-
sene stove. III IN III;
The girls had a test in sewing and
cooking Monday. They did well. IL
We all enjoyed the great snow
storm Saturday as. there was Al no
school. I.# W
Miss Bertha Melve came back
from Warren the evening Of Feb. "a,
but left again for Hatton, N. d. the
enxt morning.
Miss Annie and Messrs. Alfred and
Martin Nelson spent last Tuesday
at Melve's. 2..
Alfred Nelson spent day in War
rem last week. :, Il @
Arthur Olson is saving wood ia
the neighborhood. @
Martin Melve dropped in at Peter
sons one evening. IT,"
Martin and Carl Kulseth went to
Warren Wednesday morning. .a.s
Martin Nelson visited at Meive's
place Sunday. w. s@
Martin Melve succeeded in getting
to Viking last Saturday in spite of
the storm. .
Mr.. Hopwood from Warren. spent
Thursday evening at Peterson's.
Nelson boys caught large wolf
lastWeek. i @5#.@a E1
Nelson's and Petersor's had The
wood savers last Monday.
\ Arthur Peterson was absent from
school Friday on account Of sick
ness. .
Oscar Kulseth has been sick for a
week. We hope tS see him bacl, at
school soon tho.
Miss Minnie Znerold spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Israel Peterson's
place. ~
Ralston was back home again on
Sunday. " i. III
George Znerold was up this way
last week. e.: IT..
Mrs. Ostgaard came back from St..
Paul last Friday. ss
Ole Hanson and Alfred drove to
Warren Monday. ~.
Mrs. Ostgaard visited at Ranum's
Sunday. S. g@
Carl kulseth is hauling cord wood
to Viking for. the Pioneer Loan CO.
Miss Hannah Hanson visited lat
peIerson's Saturday and Monday. ,#
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Notice OF Election

At the Annual Election Of the City
of Warren, Mimi, to be held on
Tuesday the 18th day of March, A.
j., 1913, the following proposition
will be voted upon: "Shall license
be granted to sell lager beer, spirit
uous, vinous, malt or fermented Ii
equors?''
Given under my hand and official
seal, this 9th day Of March A. D.,
1918.
(SeaD o., w. N. Powell, u
City Recorder,
~. H.. City Of Warren, Mimi.