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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08

tisiss osie peaaebeH ieil. ionbsrn
eiHiah eteifs: bas bee H1un Der
gerbeiieraaseu utndsf. im1nHee lel
noni etante aenaeeub @ele a. bors
geH uniiortariahTeH Hnb me6r 2azt
aHter aHltHr ~ 6rinaeH bis q 10
iueit N onb CT Hiht nlehr 80 bcraei
brandt. -. Jn perbe affes in
meuer Radi TIM mn esm GHieSisr
sH helfen. Tr Spefnlant maa faf
iih ieiber ipreen. Gber mean mir
BEN Rann hsifen f6nnen. her NIT
Der G6lidli oufs 2anb aeht nm Stums
pen heraus sunehmen uno Gmteu An
siehen nub ein iteisiaer, hartnrbsi.
teHber Saraer ~ ueroen. bnnn iaes
ih. laiIe WiHneiotn i6n Sic sur les.
ten Creme Huterifaseu.--
Tas ai.es trifft audi in sRiiicuri
IN. 5reiiidI t0nRsn nnh fptEe rural
creoits unter aafiidt bes gtantes
ron Rrirot'eaieH nissrncTmen per.
bar, rrie bic Roisfeiisn uno ennh
ltaftsniuhsuie - nehts nber nift.
10 IN oer Stnnt on, Der idbcn ANA
tiasns hodTtt ,,niertiis. ois nIIaemei.
nc Rphlfatri ~ f6rbsgH trromots
tst aenefral ipslidrs. In Der seuifi.
tf';pn) bieies rural rehits~ Srhea,
forbert. SiHo Darnm nod lanae teiat
ScsiaIiIfeH. ssir lpoilsn atIe Nil.
iguri -boohtn" - n.vo Ras utnla
nheeu peHa bic elnsbsUSl,eruHa ab.
Hin,m, iuie ber lsstt 9eEias btpeih
HbHahme ber ennobcp6iIeruna - al.
ne Stmah iis fir unisren itoHsa
Stnai SQiiipuril
S:l bat bic 9anoiludlt and dnbert
@sano: - abeE RaHaeI an 3api,
tai 1T bie erie. Inaienoe aai Der
5arm auiassOosne 9eute Ddrgu ME
BON Der SdOlie uH6 nod TanienAe
Staoter Udreu aerne brani, merH.
ia uenn nnisr uertehrtes 7irnnsiuf
item uid't marx bnB -bemieHieen ber
sidss bat ihm nod5 bos nimnrt mas
er bat uno es benz eiht Der hat nui
bus er mod nisar uno in 5iIe babe.
lluo es brnuht aeiner 81 isin bgt
isir Talent in jaalseit usreritt,
iouSeru Elm ifsitiee-, Hattener
hriiilid1er RoRn. Sat er aher nos
llualud uidlt oisi 81 haben, 10 a6uHt
ilm bns herridlenhs Geloslrrtsrf
oUd, ieia Sishsu Hp5 aiilt.
Ut Eeuiitlnnb etras an isiuer
afT51Eg1i.t trsvirt?
Naa IeEe tod bic arieasbxri6ie.
llao aran,reih nuth uitt oaupu.
Ias bat siuea llateraaua nod Die.
Der aaiaehalsn. E.
{. R. &.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
ippijhmer, uue s'srs5Iltat fur;r,.

-GtanberIain'e 2aste;eu Tas ;g
uIIIe;n 2oss has idl sr lpeubeu per
r;aa. btrsdltiat.' idbreibt aran aica.
aro Clip, Spenseypey,. %. y. Sic
habsn min Don arriidlmer, uub
'Slerupiiti aebeilt nuo H.r meine ces
.petnte GeiaRoaei, Hieheraeeebsu. =
Ssrtaait bei ullsn ndnelern. .lsns.)
s.Ft arsntseit einc Saass?
Rsnr n,ht. IN ss s'osbtil frcr..
hsitcn nub bic osilm,t,ei 81 pernat.
lniiiacn. gs IN bpshait 2eber,rnut.
beIten. snpiihiners. llnpernaulih.
tsit. gsraepinHa ~ rr.raaeh NO si-
ne Gsls 80 Eu.aag liaosub wira
o.3p.ssr N 4eborariin tgeeiar.
I'll. phue Crana. Ss tciebt bic 2e.
5rr. rfra:rtrt BEN HbflT6 Der tsn,le-
her gatar gsassriSt in BEN Gin
arsps bra, Cure ourtstihialeit auh
arserr nssei i1siuinbeu iiber @ns,i !.
ID su. : . Car berHatnr hitif bic liz.
ialhs raiierRss. orlrf heate fiar1
Rialas non ear<n ArCtt ffer. @srheiI
absrnasslt poH eurtr onrlfitiairii'
va sasa.l .1@s.<E;S = s1S.es
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
wrahiidje Se,prefbat Ia ss,aries
Gpuntt.

Cine iheublihs @urbihat ipurb.
AM Isbien 1rettaa In aRaries Gpnntr
perubt. ersberid POINTER. elm Jun,
ger 5armer aui ber Breeze 6arn na.
be araple. bod tn aRaries Gpuntr.
aeIeaeu. aerietb mil Der aamilis
Sreeec. bic. INN pon gDinter cine
l6lliae 3adtaebhhr einsutolleitiren.
aetommeu mar, Teaen bieier In
Streit. ROintsr Der iitb ielrer ben
Seh6rbtu In 8ienna anslieferte. BE-
b7uptet In Selbiiuertheibiarua ae.
hauoelt AZ bnbcn. Gr idio6 suerlr
bic 20 Jahre alte 6rau Sulin @reeie
NIT elmer Shrptilinte In bic Sruit
oonn beren Tbd,ter Rpia @rioht bon
1i6itn. aahias urb SRI. Iattie
Sreeee uub ben Sohu @eurae Sreeee
nit einem aepplnsr. Ter W6rbes,
Der idbpn 81 ueridieoeuen RaIen
perindite irin eiaenesaebeu su ;eriib.
rrn. iOi nidlt aahs iuredlnuuasidbie
iein.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
3isei sfrafiiase safisiIdbt.

Vim gaontaa sla&mlttaa nm etlpo
. llhr, uahmen siuel ber GeidneeHer
pelfe an ben Nrbeiten bee grueiter.
ana bes GluiIweaes bel elaBmeper'l
beih6ftiot. franaoEihen abfhieb,
Eie Strdfiinee. oeneu inter Sfmauf
unb Sraiis. Spief nHb Siifiana al
oieiem qaae erlanbt iuorbeu, ben 4,
Gulf 81 feisrn. iionben mnfe, @ade
Don nur brei Mdnnern, ba SberifI
sur. Der felt einiaen 9naen bic
Stlele bes sur 4eit In Sefferion gitn
ueilenoen @dhters Smith Sertrnt,
audi obtueienb ipar. pb Der ben
Strdflinaen aelaiienen Jreiheit. fpnn.
ten bic brei @dhter. bic aud tuohl
~ nief nuf ibre Sdibfinee afa
-gentlenien' bic teinerlei ioldae ab.
iihten TIM Ginne fIhrenb, pertrauen
mohten. so uief mir luiiien, iinb
oieielben (ihre Ranien iino 9honpIon
unb Sasper) nod niht tpieber Elm.
aeiauaen iuproen. 9rau. id,au, mem I
Cieier Gpruh ipiro audi BET ben
slraflinaen. bic Der Staat ,ur @e.
neorbeit perpenbtet. beiier beobat.
tet trerben maiieH. Smmertin IN
oieies eeiipief cine 2shre "a an bar
@ahianlteit uitt ishisn Al laiien.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08

so Hder. 40 sfsr usiez 3xl.zr uRs
% sloss.sae. egistisisleca &ssasass, :
z 3ssuss uRs aaevre es<k4Ese ags naAEtga
aoG. Rsvssdus. AeiEsiesiges4T. @aaeR,
-i25e- uas sgsietRcHsaaS. EasSs ssrm a
fIa.,t wH SBsaeE srTisstn zee ~ ,ssst
,Aeyrsici. S2aHsr I,sfeTR. 1g.g rrHnzes
an asasuibaT, Gaes SsRA IN sEi VI HsTs
artt,iea9er SsEiaTmse. snr' SRcslrr sew
eouris',S aRs erd xsesiEa pea Sissnkasa.
fSTrp an Der Wsierea esesEjs PIT Sssw. taa,
lics ireit SeRlkltsisguae E;s es3 Sess
pbcH $cyhlaaaal. esateT Ssi.ssligl KAwfcr
iaHH ieisT.lasA S<isk cTsa,isH. ySsis SC
PEI A3er.
Bins znssrs lara.
eE;si!i 90 A9eT. Ses ets 80 Asres III
tex SB,lEg iias 100 Srres Ciese,SsEs Set.
tsW, has asriss sisfcs AaEsEe. SO A6ss,
,0,sms,'s AssSes.ane. Syre eiEagSHEs. Ga
ies SSSsusans, sress siss EtHs S41xns Z.
%fasgatsaues; eufsT S,yuunrE neks ssr
SAME aas &aNST f4Ts SgrA S1srsae esl
aarieI ,SaegeS. Stete EsAislisfnRRs uzs
St.sghsns Sst sinsGas. Scr ysreiA PIT A6xE
itV e's's Sara iis SIS. be naGits hsss. s<z
Sca atseu tSs'sHi 3is'ss 1si sss, gsaitl
lC.,ealas Ses,.
Tltis sarwsa ltessE slEi reiy. feas can,
bale sgeilsn Pea ssE gllsnessa yns 4 rgis.
5 4gs,,H rem eeuatsiist Slss<aneis, Sect
saRsEHeez an sssesu 6agasR. S<ststi,sl
gut
SaaEep & RaRisa.
EtfrAalia sses Sgasgas.s, ne,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
Saline gsnnfn fsswsu.

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laRe Stas iASAs Ssrars Essis sii0 psr
Aesg
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so %@sa Srs,,.sHe. <se;frrleRe II, ssct
uElz SsiiAr. TgstS slOo pei Atsr.
y. s4sE icSg Esi9ss Siasketssw NIT IS
Mar .e1esm Settsrgsss. Ss IN eisa
,,rC sSg sspss sSrnssE. Sgsts Ss7 per Sdsr
~ xtr giHssxi Settra ats $srseHss.
anssH. sssts sico psr ate.
20 A3er rsi4es ssiEeari ssiian sars
ssss szfsr SaltAr. Szris sioo pr att.
IS aSeS SNiIeari estsan, aEes Saae nm
:SE Sgsnzs. eats 0sedase. Sress s,tt
ssz S3ct.
ssiss sarmsa Iisssa sabs 'eis. slrss
EEe eSlSssaen.
ssyact aakez rir ~ PsriarFeR;
leo Sfer RtHaEri Scsssm NIT ;isrsIit
;xisa Sskdrsea. 3<ris pst s1EF 80.
l20 AssE SrsiriaIaas mi, suisn esszs.
zen uss naas StsEslsa, Fssls psr Ada
sizes.
~ Sssr nit srtsR essSussn srh eHcs
ssus urssr SugtIT. yrsss psr Atss sio0s
i7c Sdsr SER seiGaeS szsirislans uesss
,co sdsS sairs gflas fuss- Sssis ses
stst Sils- : -. !,
iso Asx leaf rsi1ss Ereirs<lars, eass
gstsf Ka.tax. 6 fzs;iea pez SiisnbaHa
eSvts psr kfu silk.
AsssE esn kir sseneesspeA ksS<A ID
lrlE axooss eazm<a 81 sef snn<<nSeT<T
trsasa aas fenn<s tszlahiss Istot -
HaA tr<ifsa.
:. sqg a ssssss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08

-gg.3 .3Uitmsiiisr Suiius Gunrntb,
Wm. Roeien unh 9rnuti 6peridlen
pou Seiferipn Gitu ptriuhten CO bier
anfanas Der Wod,e nit ben 3iitiaua
In Der Waries. Td nber am Tiens,
iaa bic aRaries ,pieber nnihupll pub
ihnen oas spaiier trhbte. mnhten
bic Serren iid. obne oiel Guild ae,
babt su babeu. tuieber auf uno baoor.
--duber benz dbitieben elmer dn.
}irc GRADERS bon Der Suaenb, ben
dnsiliiaen mebrerer 1nriicn unfs
eane. benz auiilieaeu einieer 9uit'
balluns. einem 9nrse In oer Borg.
mcper SalIr uub .Sbum- am 0beno
In Der n. " 3. Salle uno benz We,
ben Der Sisrns unb Streiien, bic on
perldieoenen Stellen iiber bieStraBe
aeipanut. .iuurbe Der @lprreidde @ierts
s'er In aIIsr Stille aeisiert.
Sunrtno Der 4. Suli mar Der crite
Sonntaa ieit pielsn 9abren oub
@eitpbalia teine 3ol crbieli. lrpt
Der YaaaislIe bic Die &oiilieieruua
audi an Snntaaen, benz Uncle Som
metr aeioitet haben mlroe, iuurben
luir nidt beradiidtipt. Tie Bottle,
borbeu etabliren inmer mebr Ter
lonbliten Ruuten unb aeniebsn bic
arbberen S;aote aui Soften llucle
<ans aIle mohernen gpiieinrid.uu.
aes. llab bic Rehrnusaabe i'm Vol
eepottemeut Ne mui ben tleinersn
Crtittaiten aui bem qanee abse,pidi
mereen. llnredlt unb llnaerdtiaiei,
an alien edsn uub gnben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08

ssaniurtsrcsia Grnis in tiner
Slasd,e 6haasberiain's Gplis. Ghs.
lern uno glarrhusa sRittel hnaelrp,.
wirb es eadl ernsalidifH cure Saaii.
lir Dor idhlmnseH i5plesH bnrti siHgn
auinil pom Colt paer Turdlieli pr.
uriad6t matrrnh Der Epmmermenate
n ld,hteHs 81 be- r:lls sriisr Gle
aebenar<ffHsrnne2 aanFrt 20 ittt.
@ muh Qehsn retifn. Herlnuit BET
siisA ckasfetH. tanal - -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
Sa persauieE.

.StlIeoiIIe Sepeyatur- nit sS
,6Iiioer 9uiinber. -seliieessr-. &c.
teioeioi1as an5 Saier. esut ~ 9
nea aus penia beunst. Gin Var.
eAia lpean aieih psriauit.
Srnru..g. hepperS
Seipaalir. Np.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
Grcr s,apen faau ratiernt ,ssrs en-

GEsr s,Gpen faaa ratiernt iserser
Sdtae ;raarns ats.n Saaiuit. @it,
itcsaSeshlialie us6 rfeehdbe Sseth el
uno S,ehai,binaa turtt Or. Aina' .
s,esu Eiscatwur. Wohen poEtso eIu
oSrfaa iEaS aiit Der Sea eeu Outer
sRiirrsa. Tie erie TpEs ISniiias
sen Seis. tmStrt ben Saiien Ino
sritiiiat ihH IN tarser Seit. &r.
aiaa's sssw Eitsppeya u "a Sabre
ians esipyIauid astands merten
nue aaraslittt -sn1 ~ heiIen. Get
sufderaai c nfnss ieklf ocitt
flne slaiAe eeW turrm aru hessr; GO
fraet nur meniq nna titf ed 10
tisI. tgns.l
Atsnzszs ~ sss nsssstGa1t
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-08
,,a ssarsaimprsiien

~ uertaaila: e.rf |ieressrais
Rafifuyo SaioIia uualEr. aaranila
II agt als rea 40 frin. Eia 80. !
srsa.al greamrptratrr nit ) vsi
ensfa &aha:ssHns. aafh siaiaea
saunbraal isbr hiIiia.
Ga. e6ep1sxs[
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

building materials. Ten Thousand
lakes and almost countless streams
add to the scenic beauty or contrib.
ute valuable waterfalls and water.
: powers. All of these great gifts Of
nature encourage industry and com.
merce and form a very favorable
foundation for the future growth anc
, development of the State.
Measured by latitude and longitude
Minnesota lies between the parallel
43 degrees 80 minutes and 40 de-
grees % minutes 50.28 seconds, north
latitude, and the meridians 80 de-
grees "a minutes and 81 degrees II
minutes west longitude. 1t should be
noted, however, that the extreme
eastern boundary of the state, where
it borders Michigan in Lake Superior
is 80 degrees 4 minutes west longi-
tude. The extreme northern projec-
ton in to the Lake of the Woods was
occasioned by lack Of geographical
knowledge on the part of the Amer
lean and British commissioners nego-
tiating the treaties Of 1888 and 1918.
This irregularity in the northern
boundary, extending about twenty
seven and half miles beyond the
forty-ninth parallel, gives Minnesota
the distinction of being the most
northern state in the union.
For purposes of comparison of po-
sition and climate, it is interesting to
note that Salem (Oregon,) Montreal
Venice, and Hardin Manchuria, are
approximately in the latitude of St.
Paul and Minneapolis, As degrees
north; that Duluth and Vienna (Aus-
tria) are on the same parallel; that
International Falls and Paris are in
the same latitude; and that the
mouth Of the Minnesota River and
the mouth Of the Danube River are
equally distant from the equator.
Size. b..
The total area of Minnesota is
81, 1876 square miles. This includes So,
856 square miles of land, 1892
square miles Of Lake Superior lying
within the boundary of the state.
Minnesota ranks tenth in area
(thirteenth in land area) among the
states. Idaho and Utah are nearly a!
large The combined area of the 81,
New England states together will
New Jersey and Maryland is some
what less, and the combined area O
England, Scotland and Wales i
somewhat more than that of Mime
sofa. .-
The greatest length Of the State
measured from it's most northern
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

point in the Lake Of the Woods,
southwark to the Iowa boundary is
4O8 miles. It's greatest width, meas
ured from st. Vincent to Pigeon
Point, is 357 miles, while across its
.narrowest portions, as from Hastings
or Saltwater westward to the Dakota
boundary, the distance is 178 miles.
Altitude. 35
/ Although Minnesota occupies a
crest of Recommendations part Of the
continent and forms the divide for
three great river systems, the aver
age elevation of the State is only
1850 feet. The average for the
United States is $500 feet. In COM
parison with the other states, there
fore, Minnesota's altitude is favorab-
~ low. The highest point in the
State is one Of the Misquah hills,
near the center Of Cook county, 223O
feet above the sea; the lowest land
in the State is the shore of. Lake Su-
perior, 602 feet above the level of
the sea. Thus, the highest and low
est points are in the same part Of
the State and only about fifty miles
| apart.
| Reservoirs.
For the purpose of storing surplus
waters in time of flood, six reservoirs
have been constructed on the head
waters Of the Mississippi. The.total
storage capacity Of these reservoirs
is over 9O,OO0,OOO cubic feet; but, at
present, the average annual storage
is about half of this amount. The
surplus water is gradually set free
as it is needed to deepen the river
for navigation or to supply a more
even flow for power The total stor-
age is sufficient to raise the level of
the river at ST. Paul from one to- two
feet above former low water stages
for period of ninety days each
summer.
The most northern Of these reser-
voirs is Lake Winnibigoshish whose
level can be raised six feet by the
dam across it's outlet. Next is
Leech Lake whose waters can be
deepened four feet by similar dam.
Then comes Pokegama Lake which
can be deepened four feet by the dam
at Pokegame Falls, four miles above
Grand Rapids. The dam between
Sandy Lake and the Mississippi is ca
pable Of raising the levelyo the
fourth reservoir fifteen feet, butt only
about one-third Of this capacity is
used. The Pine River dam at. the
foot of Cross Lake completes the
fifth reservoir; and Gull Lake, about
seven miles northwest of Brainerd,
constitutes the sixth and last. feser-
voir.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

of the corn planter has been heard
throughout the neighborhood.
Dr.. E. T. Frank of Warren, was a
professional caller in this neighbor-
hood last Friday. .r.
The Misses Lincoln and Jorgenson
Of Stephen High School spent Satur-
day and Sunday with home folks.
zL.sC. Jorgenson and family are now
the possessors of new Ford car Z
Will Allison was helping the Field
boys with their work part of last
week. ..
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Poland
one day last week, a son.
Fred Field and family were Sunday
visitors at Meadow Lawn farm.
Our town board made tour Of
road inspection one day last week.
Mrs. S. S. Beebee of Stephen, was a
Happy Corner visitor one day last
week.
The green leaves, grain and grass
presented beautiful sight this week
when robed in it's beautiful mantle of
white.
Mrs. Esther Hopper of Stephen has
been assisting Mrs. Peterson with her
work, while the latter was sick.
| The Literary Program which has
been postponed a couple of times or
account of the inclemency of the
weather will be given Saturday eve
ming of this week.
| Rev. E. J. Bectel of Winnipeg will
preach at the school house Wednes-
day evening of next week. All are
invited ...... a..
While Charles J. Peterson was do.
ing his evening chores at the barn
last Saturday he was kicked by one
of his horses from the effects Of
which he died Sunday morning. Mr.
Peterson was about thirty-fve years
old. He leaves wife and seven
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26
MINNESOTA'S
STORY
BY E. NJ. Lehnerts.
General Extension Division,
The University of Minnesota.
". Natural Resources.

~. Natural resources.
Among the natural resources which
play an important part in the devel-
opment Of states and nations are po-
sition, climate, soil, mineral treasure,
forests, waterways, and waterpower.
Minnesota is rich in all Of these.
Position.
Minnesota lies in the very heart of
the continent. This gives it the adj
vantage Of a central position. 1t
lies near the middle Of the great low
land plain which extends from the
Arctic ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
This gives it the advantage Of free
dom from barriers, facilitating the
construction of roads and railroads in
all directions. 1t occupies the crest
Of the Recommendations part of North
America, at the headwaters of three
great river systems, the Mississippi,
the st. Lawrence, and the Hudson
Bay. This gives it the advantage; Of
two Of the worlds most important
inland waterways, the Mississippi
and the Great Lakes. All of these
advantages combine to decrease the
time and cost of transportation and
to favor Minnesota's commercial
and industrial development.
Minnesota lies in a region of fertile
soils, favorable climate, bountiful
crops, extensive forests, and unrival-
ed iron mines. Inexhaustible quar-
ries and clay beds furnish unexcelled
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26
have YOU WEAK LUNGS?

Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troubles?
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the Strengthening powers
Of SCOTS Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
SCOTS Emulsion contains pure cod liver
heals the tender membranes of the throat
Scott's is prescribed by the best special
lists. You can get it at any drug store.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, NJ. ...
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

children to morun his sudden taking
away. A short funeral service was
held at the bereaved home at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning, after which
the body was taken to the Lutheran
church at Stephen, wnere another
service was conducted in the presence
of large concourse Of relatives and
sympathizing friends. Then all that
was mortal of one who had so recent
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26
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Sheriff Hanson was caller in this
neighborhood one day last week.
S. D. Lincoln, closed his spring
term Of school on Friday pf last
week iaaSx$
Mrs. Henry Hopper visited at the
Charles Schlaegel home, one day last
week.
Miss Agnes Thorkildson, has been
entertaining. lady chum from
Crookston this week.
The Misses Lincoln and Jorgenson
of Stephen High School, spent Sun
day at their parental homes.
Mrs. Jennie Christoferson of Ste
phen, has been visiting in Happy Cor
ner and attended the Literary Satur-
day night.
Miss Sophia Hopper of Stephen, has
been helping to care for her sister,
Mrs. Anna Peterson, who is now able
to be up
Miss Agnes Thorkildson was given
a surprise party Saturday evening of
last week by host Of young friends
and admirers Miss Agnes will re
sumo her duties at the Crookston
hospital this week.
The Literary rendered a very in
teresting program at the schoolhouse
last Saturday night after which Mr.
Fudge of the Agricultural depart
ment of Stephen High School, gave
an illustrated lecture on alfalfa, its
culture, care and value. Then Pro.
fessor Kass of Stephen High School
' gave an interesting illustrated lect,
ure on birds, setting forth the grea1
value Of the beautiful feathered tribe
to the farmers. At the close o.
which bountiful lunch was servet
by the Ladies of the society. Thes,
literary meetings have been adjourn
ed until November
Last Sunday afternoon was bus!
afternoon at the Lutheran church, il
Happy Corner. It had been previ
ously announced that church wed
ding would take place at the after
noon church services. A large crow,
was on hand for Sunday school at
p. NJ. at the close of which the pas
tor, Rev. Gravdal Of Stephen, preach
ed a sermon. Then to the strains o
the wedding march played by the or
ganist, Miss Julia Grandstrand, tn
bridal party entered, the principal
being Mr.. Carl Benson and Miss dig
Marie Mikelson, daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Eli Mikelson Of Happy Corner
their attendants being Harry Mikel
son, brother Of the bride and Mis-
Annie Benson, a cousin of the groom
In front of the altar an arch Of rose
had been erected under which tn
contracting parties plighted to eac
other, their fidelity through life A
the conclusion of the marriage cere
. mony and after the bridal party ha
departed, the same minister admin:
tered the sacred rites of baptism
Emma Amelia infant daughter Of M
and Mrs. Frank Benson, thus it wi
be seen that Rev. A. Gravdal is quit
an active and busy man.
u 81 - = 4 - Z
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

See the New John Deere seat shift
cultivator, the only cultivator made
that will cultivate all the ground
where the rows are not straight.-W.
F. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

~ walked among US was laid to rest
in Stephen Cemetery, Rev. A. GRAY
dal officiating.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-26

(Too late for last week. II
For the past week the busy click
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
SIERRA AWAITED
FURY OF STORM
OFF COAST

Delayed more than IL hours because
it waited for a moderation in q storm
which ragged along the coast last week
the Oceanic liner Sierra steamed to q
berth at Pier 10 shortly after -
o'clock today.
Capt, H. c. Houdlette was obliged
to slow down to ayoid a disastrous
encounter with heavy head seas. The
Sierra is said to have escaped mate
rial damage from volumes OF water
that continually swept over its decks.
Few tourists were numbered with
the so cabin passengers. Twenty
three members of the Alpine Musical
Comedy company arrived to open at
the Bijou theater in this city. Men,
bers of this organization assisted In
relieving the monotony of rough trip
by taking part in series OF enter
tainments. Twelve steerage passen-
gers left the coast In the Sierra.
Before returning to San Francisco
next Saturday Afternoon the Sierra
viii be discharged OF 1900 tons of
general cargo. The vessel brought
452 sacks Of mail.
The Matson steamer Lurline Is re-
ported to have left the Golden Gate
with the Sierra. 1t was the opinion
of those in the Sierra that the Lurline
had met with greater fury of the
storm.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-09
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISL ANDS
Especial Wireless 10 Merekants'
Exchange
HILo-saiIed February 8. sehr. Del.

HILO- February 6, schr. Deli
ance, for San Francisco.
Sailed February s. schr. Camano,
for Puget Sound.
SAN FRANCISCO -Arrived February
3, s p. m. stmr. China, hence Feb
ruary s.
SYDNEY-Arrived February s, stmr.
Ventura, hence January 25.
KAHUL u Sailed February 9, schr.
Espada, for Port Townsend.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived February
8. noon, stmr. Manoa. hence Feb. 2.
HIl.O Sailed February s. stmr. sGeor-
gian.i for New York via Balboa.
NOTWITHSTANDING February 8,
stmr ]. A. Chanslor, hence Jan. 90.
ls;ssas. .RADipesAMS. s
Stmf. Sierra. 81 cabin passengers,
- steerage passengers $50 sacks
mail, 1906 tons cargo, 81 packages ex-
press matter.