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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-04

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
RAILROAD RUMORS REVIVED
Western Marshall County Again the
Scene of Proposed Line to
Winnipeg.


There has always been more or less
talk as to the possibilities Of a new
railroad in the western part of the
county, going to Winnipeg. The
latest are of a new line from Grand
Forks to Drayton, steel for which is
said to be unloaded at Drayton al
ready, and the new company has been
Incorporated at Minneapolis for con-
STRUGGLING a line from. Fargo to Win
nipegs Of the latter project a-city
paper says:
"C.sM. Drew and w. H. Crane of
Minneapolis, and Robert Hamilton
are the ,incorporators of the Red Riv-
Ter Valley Railroad company, for
which articles were filed with the sec
rotary Of state, Thursday. The cap
ital stock is given as s1,000,0O0. The
articles state the purpose of the com
lazy is the construction of railroad
from Fargo, N. D., to Winnipeg.
The articles do not make clear wheth-
ar the proposed line is planned to be
& steam or an electric railroad"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
A Good Mother Gone.

Mrs. Fernstroa, mother of Mrs.
lerdink, q. ST. phen, died at The
home Of her daughter, in said village
on Saturday, Feb. 20, 1915, aged 70
years. Deceased came with her ia
snily to this country in the early
eighties and settled on farm east Of
Stephen. Her husband died many
years ago, and now for some time she
has made her home with her daugh-
ter in Stephen, who has tenderly car
ed for her during her declining years.
Deceased was a sufferer for years
from rheuma tisn, but she bore her
sufferings with the patience and for
titude that becomes a true Christian.
Happy was she in the thought. and
firm conviction that her Savior. would
come to relieve her from all pain and
takes:her to the heavenly home.
The funeral was held from the
Merdink home today and was large
" attended. Rev. Gravdal conduct
ed the service. Those who attended
the funeral from Warren were Judge
and Mrs. Holm, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stromquist and Mr. and Mrs. A. An
derson. The beautiful floral tri-
butes attested the love and esteem
in which deceased was held by those
who knew her. Peace to the mem
DRY Of a good and noble mother.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
WARREN EXTENDS
HEARTY WELCOME
To Teachers and School Officers Who
Meet in This City on Thursday and
Friday, Feb. 10 and 10.

County Supt. David Johnson and
Assistant Miss Rankin have complet-
ed arrangements for the convention
of schc<! officers and teachers OF Mar
shall county, to be held in this city
for two days, Thursday and Friday
this week.
This convention promises to be the
largest and most interesting meeting
ever held in the county, of men and
women, who are directly interested
in the school affairs of the county.
Mr.. Johnson said that approximately
800 visitors are expected at the
meeting and the convention this year
has every Indication of being very
successful school meeting.
The citizens of Warren welcome
the visitors and nothing will be left
undone to make their stay in the city
an enjoyable as we'll as a profitable
one.
The program which is given in full
below is one of the best that has ev-
er been put up at any meeting of this
kind in the county.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
WARREN NEEDS A
POTATO WAREHOUSE

Several years ago the farmers in
The vicinity Of Warren made extern
s1ve preparations to engage in potato
growing on a commercial scale. They
organized a potato growers associa-
ton and agreed to raise one variety
Of potatoes, the Early Ohios. Thus
2 right start was made and many
farmers began growing the tubers.
43ut the industry has been handicap
ped greatly owing to lack Of potato
warehouse for storing the potatoes
and facilitate shipping. Unless a
potato warehouse is built soon many
farmers will get discouraged and give
up potato growing. In as much as
potato warehouse can be built at
comparatively small cost, there is no
reason why one should not bebuilt to
lake care of this seasons crop. The
:5heaf was told by A. Imsdahl, who is
IN charge of a potato warehouse at
Nielsville, Mimi, that said warehouse
cost in the neighborhood of $2100 and
has storage capacity for 10000 bu-
shells. It has a cement basement and
elevators for moving the potatoes
Those interested in this business,
farmers as we'll as business men,
should take some concerted action
looking to the construction of a pota-
to warehouse without delay. Unless
this is done a profitable industry will
slip away from our community.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
A Pleasant Surprise.

On Saturday the fourteenth of this
month, number Of friends and
neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Christensen dropped in at their home
and pleasantly surprised them. Mr..
Christensen leaves with his family in
the near future for Alvarado, where
he will locate on farm in that vicin-
ity. Their many friends thus took
the opportunity to meet at their home
and presented them with fine oak
rocker as a token of remembrance.
The evening was spent in dancing
and at midnight dainty lunch was
served by the intruders.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by all
until the wee small hours Of the NOR
ming. All departed for their homes
hoping they might meet again IN
such a manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen wish TO
thank all who participated in the
event for the beautiful gift.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
BRISLET GIRL is THE
CHAMPION SPELLER

Miss Mable Rays, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Rays living south Of
Warren, won the highest honors at
the spelling contest held at Crookston
on Tuesday last week. She is there
fore the champion speller of the Red
River Valley. There were two rep
resentatives from each county in the
contest. Miss Rays and Miss Hazel
Perry, both attending. rural schools in
Polk county, were awarded the ban
ner as they were the team with the
highest average. Marshall county
was represented at this contest by
Miss Annie Eide Of Viking. Her col
league Miss Holbrook Of Grygla, was
unable to be present on account Of
the snow storm, thus eliminating,
Marshall county from competing for
the banner. 49, .:#s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
Physical and Health Examinations of
Pupils of Warren Schools.

An examination into the physical
and health conditions Of the pupils at
tending the: public schools in the
county has been instituted by the
county superintendent, David John
son, who has sent out to the teachers
a blank containing a large number Of
questions. The following is report
for the Warren city schools, as taken
by the teachers on Jan. Is. 1915. At
tention is called to the large number
Of children with defective teeth. Of
397 pupils examined, 1872 have three
or more defective teeth: in the case
Of many the teeth We're very badly
decayed, some pupils having not one
perfect tooth in their heads.
Report of Warren City Schools.
Number Of pupils examined, 397.
Number of pupils having perfect
teeth, IS.
Number of pupils having one de-
fective tooth, 70.
Number Of pupils having three or
more defective teeth, 1852.
Number Of pupils who have had
toothache, 255.
Number Of pupils who brush their
teeth every day, ia.
Number Of pupils having uneven
teeth, 176.
Number Of pupils having had meas
les, 226.
Number Of pupils having had scar
let fever, So.
Number Of pupils having had
whooping cough, 143.
Number Of pupils having had
humps, POS.
Number of pupils having had
diphtheria, II.
Number Of pupils having defective
sight, 81.
Number Of pupils. having defective
hearing, 80.
Number Of pupils having colds at
time of examination, 1873.
Number Of pupils having had colds
during the past month, 2O2.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
SOME MORE FARM CROP PRIZES.

Last week we published complete
report of the prizes won by Marshall
county farmers at the Crookston
Crop Show. The farmers of northern
Polk county, tributary to Warren, al
so won many prizes among them be-
ing the following:
w. E. Stark, Angus, best 10 ears
Northwestern Dent corn; L. Allen,
Angus, 9th prize for single, ear corn
any variety; F. B: Conklin, Thief Riv-
er Falls, first on pop corn; w. F. Tul-
lar. first on blue stem wheat; w. F..
Tullar, first on macaroni wheat; w.
F. Tullar, End on white oats; w. K.
Shoop, Angus, fourth on pop corn. w.
E. Stark, Angus, 4th for single ear
corn any variety.
Boys Corn Judging Contest.
LIST, Hallock, Ehrenfried Boher,
Frank Hawkyard, Arthur Norem,
John Sutherland.
End, Argyle, Nicholas Plenchner,
Daniel Jarvis, Lynn Buckingham,
Leon Dundas.
3rd, Stephen, Arthur Hanson, Mon
rod Hanson, Ed. Green, Vernon Ly-
ons.
4th, Ada, Amos Brattland, Andrew
Burley, Roy Miller, Laurence Peter
son.
5th, Warren, Carl Arness, Henry
Hellickson, Andy Morkassel, Geo
Copp.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
CITY BAND REPORT

The band members met Tuesday at
the band rooms in the city hall. The
boys are improving very rapidly I'M
der their new leader, who takes every
opportunity to give them the best of
instruction. It is Mr.. Crockett's in
tention to give weekly concerts in the
band stand, as soon as the weather
permits. At the meeting committees
and officers were elected, so the band
is now started on a proper basis.
The officers are as follows: Libra
rian, Walter Anderson; President
Axel Nordstrom, Treasurer, r. B.
Taralseth, Executive committee, A
Anderson, Clarence Bake, H. Stanch-
field, Chester Hanson and Joe on
SAX.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
BoxvILLE FARMERS CLUB

The Boxville Farmers Club met at
the John Cheney home on the March
Farm, Tuesday evening, Feb. 16.
About one hundred and twenty-five
were present, among the number,
some who have been unable to attend
for some time.
The following program was render
ed: Discussion Of pure seed grain,
Leonard Danielson; recitation, Myr-
tie Dean; discussion Of live stock in
winter, Elmer Johnson; recitation,
Hilda Hilleboe; recitation, Miss
O'Donnell; song, Myrtle Dean, Jose
phine Iverson, Hans Sorenson and
Nelson; recitation, Miss Kopp; song
(Amerioa) Club. After the pro-
gram the refreshment committee,
Mesdames John Cheney, Tin An
derson, John Alstrom and MIS- Mabel
Iverson served lunch. The program
committee were Geo. Cheney, Willie
Copp and Nettie johnson. A gem
eral and enthusiastic discussion OH
Live stock in winter, and Pure seed
grain, was held.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
TO CLOSE
OSLO SALOONS
Farmers and Patrons in Oslo Trading
Territory Petition the Citizens of
the Village to Vote out the Licens-
ed Saloon.

We the undersigned patrons of Os-
10 respectfully petition the voters of
said town to close the saloons at the
coming election on March 9th. If
this is not done, we pledge ourselves
to do our trading elsewhere as we
consider it unsafe to bring our fan1i-
lies to Oslo with open saloons.
]. T. Imsdahl, Gilbert Brodahl, A.
Tonderum, G. M Theig, Andrew Fol
Wig, Andrew Skavlem, o. P. Oseth,
Arne Guttormson, M. j. Swanson,
Lars Hotter, O.. Enge, E. ]. Hotter.
Andrew Oseth, F. Eliason, Ole T,
Inlsdahl, M. P. Bjorndal, Knute S.
Overlid, Geo. Odegaard, Anton Enge,
Albin B. Swanson, B. NJ. Swanson.
A. I. Storbakken, Henry Imsdahl,
Ingvald Nelson, Conrad storbakken
Helmer Storbakken, Y. D. Kallock, M
Enge, John Aas, j. H. Wang, Melvin
Wang, Ole Nelson, Nels G. Veralrud
N. A.. Nelson, Emil A. Olson, Albert
Iverson, A. M. Lovik, a. T. Ristugen
William Hetf "A akken,5 Hjjj jail
ner. Nelson, &. F. Nordling, E. Eric
son, Charley E. Larson.
Peter Nelson.
Oslo, R. No. 2: Andrew Tolvic.
Andrew Oseth, Anton Enge, Albin b
Swanson, B. M. Swanson, A. l. Stor-
bakken, Henry Imsdahl, Ingval Mel
son, Konrad Storbakken, H. H. Kali
lock, P. NJ. Enge, J. E. Bren, Oscar
Oseth, Grin Sheppard, Oluf Oseth,
Alfred Field, Silver Syburnson, An
drew Swanson, Ole A. Ramon, E. J.
Haugen, Anton G. Swanson, Geo. H.
Steward, Ludwig Llndemoen, Andrew
Listfeld, Andrew Storey, A. j. Paul
son, A. T. Storey, Markus Swanson
Thos. Storey, Swante Johnson, John
Copps, Pat Copps, Fred Cronkhite,
Joseph Copps, Aanen Simonson, Lars
Sather, M. ]. Enden, Carl Haugen
Albert Larson, J. w. Morberg, M. NJ
Swanson, Anton M. Swanson, Elmer
Pearson, Henry Aas,. Emil Morberg,
Alfred Morberg, Helmer Field, Ed
Emerson, Mrs. Christ Johnson, Mrs
T. Vik, Ole A. Vensland, Albin Saith
er, Abel Kallock, Hiram Knutson, 81
mon S. Roe, P. j.. Paulson, Swan
(Contiued on Page Four)
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
BUYS HALF INTEREST
IN WARREN GARAGE,

A. c. Nicholson, Of Red Wing, has
bought half interest in the Warren
Garage from r. M. Gilbert and has
already arrived to do his part in con-
Quoting the business. Both proprie-
tors are experienced men in the au-
tomobile business and should make a
strong team. They have engaged the
services Of Helmer HendriclDon, an
expert mechanic, Of Briton, S. D.,
who will arrive in time for the spring
rush. With this added force the
Warren Garage will be we'll prepared
to meet the demands Of the auto
owners Of this vicinity.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
.C0UN1 Y
0 Ito n
P ASSES
HOUSE
BILL PASSES HOUSE BY A VOTE
OF 66 TO 62 IN FAVOR OF
THE MEASURE,

BY a vote of 66 to 62 the Minneso-
ia House Of Representatives this af-
ternoon passed the county option
bill, which previously had passed the
Senate. The law now goes to Gov
ernor Hammond for his signature.
That he will sign the bill is quite
certain, those assert who claim to
know him we'll.
The passage Of county option by
the Minnesota legislature today,
makes this red letter day in the
history of the state.
Later: Latest report is to the eff
feet that county option passed by on
" one majority.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
HOME RESTAURANT
HAS CHANGED HANDS

Arthur Golden has disposed of his
interests in the Home Restaurant to
Oscar Swanson. Mr.. Swanson will
take charge. of the business the first
of March. He is well known in the
city having been the janitor in the
State Bank building for several
years. 4
Mr.. Golden has purchased a con-.
fectionery business in Crookston and
will open there as soon as the season
for the ice cream trade commences.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
HOLT TO INCORPORATE
AS A VILLAGE

The enterprising citiz ens of the
town C OF Holt, petitioned the County
Board to call an election for purpose
OF incorporating the town as a vii
lage. The petition was granted and
an election was called for on the 9th
OF March. The part to be incorpor-
ated contains 2O5 inhabitants and it
IS thought that the wish of the petit
TONERS will be granted without much
Opposition.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24

Girls Glee Club, Warren High School.
T. A. Erickson, Extension Div, u Of M.
O'CLOCK.
Teachers at Assembly Room, w. H. S.
Music. .... Warren High School Glee Club
"Club Work" .............. !. a. Erickson
Supt of Education, MINI.
Selection ... Warren Male Quartette
BREAD Making Club, Lille Lindquist, Viking
"C0rn ContestN Member Of Corn Acre Contest
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEB 26.
1880 O'CLOCK.
School Officers at Opera House.
Vocal Solo, Miss Agda Wennerberg, N. S. c.
Conference ....... State Supt. G. G. Schulz
Music ............... Warren High School
"What Our Farmers Club Has Done for
Our Community ........s... $1,000.
Mr.. G. F. Peterson Clerk, Dist. No. 40
1880 O'CLOCK.
Teachers at Assembly Room, w. H. S.
Instrumental Solo g. Miss Lucille Farrell
''The Teacher and the Community" 49,.
500. Grace 3. Sherwood
"Oral Hygiene" ............ DR. il. e. Bake
s Music
Address :. -. ...... Supt r. M. Mitchell
Extension Work $500. fsupt. +. H. Koos
The headquarters for the convention will
be the Warren High School Building. Those
who wish help in securing lodging will call at
will be directed to places to stay. The people
the City Superintendent Office where they
Of Warren will openttheir homes for your ac-
comrnodation if need be. All will be taken
. pleasant as well as profitable for you to attend
this convention. s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
Respected Pioneer Passes Away.

Hans Hanson Holm, an honored
pioneer resident of both Marshall and
Roseau counties, passed to his eter-
nal rest on Tuesday, Feb. %, 1915, at
his home in Roseau county, aged 81
years, month and 26 days.
Deceased was born in farmland,
Sweden, Dec. 81, 1888. He was mar
ried June 10, 1858 and together with
his wife and children he emigrated to
America in 1888, coming directly to
Warren where they lived a short
time. They moved that same year
to homestead in town of Nelson
Park, where they continued to reside
until the year 1890, when they moved
to farm in Roseau county, where
they have ever since made their
home.
Gff their beautiful farm on Lake
Roseau, Hans Hanson Holm and his
estimable wife, Karin, lived an ideal
life for aged people, honored and low
ed by their children, most Of them
living in the county, and by host of
friends. The Holm home was noted
far and wide for it's warm hearted
hospitality and no stranger ever en-
tered the door without being welcom-
ed and made to feel at home. The
year 1908 was a memorable one in
the lives of the aged couple, because
in the month of roses in that year
they celebrated their golden wedding,
their children and grand children and
other relatives being present to honor
them on this occasion.
Hans Hanson Holm was man
with sturdy Viking blood in his veins
and the members of the family Of
which he was the head have taken a
prominent part in the upbuilding of
this new country, all filling useful and
honorable positions in life. Deceased
is Immediately mourned by his good
wife, Karin, who survives him, she
having reached the age Of rs, and by
his six sons and one daughter, their
names being as follows: P. H. Holm,
Judge of Probate of Marshall coun-
ty residing at Warren; H. E. Holm,
farmer; o. A. Holm, photographer;
Emanuel Holm, farmer; Mike Holm,
Judge of Probate of Roseau county;
J. NJ. Holm, jeweller; and Mrs. Rosa
Bjorkman-an except the first men
toned being residents Of Roseau
county. He is also mourned by many
grand children, large number of
other relatives and by host of
friends.
Judge and Mrs. P. H. Holm of this
city, will leave tonight for Roseau
to attend the funeral which will be
held on Friday this week. Chas.
Turnlund and p. ]. Turnlund, of Ra-
dunn, old friends Of deceased, will al
so be present at the funeral.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
J. E. HIJNTER REs1GNs.

J. E. Hunter, Of Stephen, has re-
signed his position as manager Of the
Stephen Implement Co. He has been
connected with the firm ever since it's
organization.
Mr.. Hunter will remain at Stephen
and intends to engage in the machine
business on his own account.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
ATTENTION FARMERS!

great grain show right in county, in
with the short Bring in peck of the best grain
you have. Every farmer has do not know how
good it is until it has been in competing contest
Corn and hogs is slogan The hogs be there and
bring prove to the world that
this 10 country, for hogs go hand in hand
Those people that the have great
terest by doing Let the appreciate by
bringing in the and grain. Leave it the city hall
Mar. 4, 5, and g. For further information see
M. L. WARNER,
Sec. Farmers Short Course.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-24
NEW LAND COMPANY
FOR GRYGLA

The Grygla Land & Loan Com
pany is the name of new firm in the
seait estate circles Of the county. The
head offices will be located at Grygla
where they will deal principally in
eastern Marshall county lands.