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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potucek, Mrs.
John Potucek and Mrs Chas.
Potucek autoed to Tabor Thursday,
where they visited relatives and
friends.
Miss Bertha Holan, from Warren,
visited with her friend, Helma Heg-
strom over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dahlin called at
Chas. Potucek's, Sunday afternoon.
The confirmation class went to
Warren Saturday to have their pic
ture taken.
Emil Potucek had the misfortune
of losing a fine hore last week.
Aug. Lundgren and children, from
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McGregor
and children and Elna Erickson
spent Sunday afternoon at C. j.
Turnlund's.
Peter Turnlund brought out a new
Ford car last week.
Frank and Lille Laymon spent
Sunday at Flod's, in McCrea.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potucek autoed
to Argyle Sunday.
Mrs. Leonard Lull spent Saturday
in Warren visiting friends.
Jim McGregor sprained his arm
Saturday evening while cranking a
car.
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Mrs. P. Gunderson returned home
from Alma last Sunday.
The Hodne young people called at
j. P. Wilson's last Sunday.
Miss Gundine Anderson called at
A. O. Rockies last Sunday.
4 Prof. Netteland was in st. Hilaire
last Sunday visiting his folks.
Mr.. Blomquist, of Karlstad, trans
acted business here last week.
Alfred Carlson, from Stephen, Wis
tied at Strandberg's last Sunday.
Miss Anna Stromberg returned
from Thief River Falls on Friday.
Miss Ruth Anderson autoed out to
her home near Stephen on Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Johnson, of Lancaster,
was a visitor ataOscar Johnson's last
week.
Mr.. Bjorgo, of Zunnbrota, visited
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Coonbes, last
Friday.
John Gerodirlus and brothers made
trip out to Rev. Gronberg's last
Sunday.
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Matilda Wendt made trip to
Holt last week.
Mrs. Marty and daughter, Joseph
inc, called at Wendt's last week.
DR.. Brandenburg. of Minneapolis,
is here looking after his farming in
terests.
Barnard Larson has returned to
Golden Valley, after spending few
days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Christopherson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Steinhauer.
Annie Hoffman and Walter Klause
went to Thief River Falls Saturday,
returning Sunday.
Mrs. C. Hoffman and daughter
Annie, and son, August, and Walter
Klause spent Wednesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Arno Steinhauer
We had a fine sample Of winter
weather on Monday. This will also
delay the threshing for few days
and was quite a disappointment tc
all the farmers who still have their
crops unthreshed.
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Alyarado News


Anton Hill left for Thief River
Falls Saturday evening.
Axel Peterson made business trip
to Warren Thursday evening.
Miss Agnes Sands, who teaches in
Bigwoods, spent Sunday at her home.
Miss Alma Anderson and Viola
Johnson visited at their homes on
Sunday.
Mn. and Mrs. Matthias Peterson
arrived from Warren Tuesday morn
ing for a visit.
Mrs. A. j. Hidden, from Baudette,
is visiting relatives in Oslo and Al
varado this week.
Chas. Wittensten, from Warren.
spent Thursday afternoon with
friends in the village.
julius Nyquist and Henry Johnson,
from Warren. spent Sunday with
friends near Alvarado.
Left Raftevold, brother of Mrs.
[. n. Lodoen, was guest at the Lo-
dozen home on Sunday.
Miss Ella Lundgren arrived from
day visit with friends.
Mrs. Peterson, sister to Mrs. |. Ed
man. departed for Stockholm, Swed-
en-. last Friday evening.
Rev and Mrs. Boberg entertained
the Baptist Ladies' Aid" Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
Miss Ruth Hanson, who teaches
near Stephen, spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. Frank E. Dahlgren entertain
ed the Swedish Lutheran Sewing
Circle Tuesday vening.
Mrs. P. O. Svard was a passenger
on the 500 train Thursday vening to
Warren for visit with friends.
Mrs. Ole Berg will entertain the
ladies Of the Norwegian Lutheran
"Sewing Bee Wednesday evening of
this week.
Albin Dagoberg and Harold Lund-
gren went to Warren Monday even
ing. Both boys are enrolled at North
Star College.
Garfield Anderson and Miss Esther
Porten autoed to Warren Friday eve
! ming to attend the first number of
khe lecture course.
The Misses Esther Henrickson,
Julia and Envy Holtburg, Mr.. Carl
Lindquist and Ole Ron autoed to
Warren Saturday evening and took
in the show, "Ole Skratthult."
Emil and David Hill autoed to
Grand Forks Saturday evening re-
turning Sunday accompanied by Miss
Inga Hill, Miss Hilda Knutson and
Otto Mayors, who spent the day here
visiting relatives.
The ladies Of the Swedish Luther
an church invite you to attend the
annual supper and auction sale to be
given in the basement Of the Swedish
Lutheran church, Saturday evening
Nov. 9Th. Supper will be served
Come one! Come all! Make this af-
fair a big success.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sagnloen dined at
Sor's on Sunday.
0. A. Anderson conducted services
in Plumner Sunday.
Mrs. J. Sagmoen and children call
ed at Hellquist's Sunday.
S. Tunheim conducted meeting in
the church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. Sagmoen and Annie Blom
called at G. Nordhagen's Friday.
Miss Minnie Holson visited with
her sister in Viking on Saturday.
Tonnes Nelson and family, Of New
day.
Mrs. Nordhagen, Mrs. Minnie Rye
and Herbert Carlson called at C. Sag
noen's Sunday.
Miss Tina Jacobson arrived Satur-
day morning for a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Axelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordgard and son
Melvin, from Viking, visited with T..
Mellem's Sunday, the 18th.
Miss Mabel Mellem returned home
Saturday evening from Viking, where
she has been employed for some
time.
| School opened Monday, the 18th of
October land all the pupils seem
ready for work after their long va
cation.
Mrs. c.. Sagmoen, Mrs. O. A. An
derson, Mrs. E. Johnson and Minnie
Sorenson called at E. Blomberg' s
Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tornell and
family, from Warren, and Olga
Thoreson visited at the latter's
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vorseth, daughter
Elsie, Mrs. C. Sagn1oen and son, By
ron, and Miss Minnie Holson autoed
to Warren Sunday, the 18th
| Chas. Sagnaeen, 8. Sagnnoen and
John Skjorsvold went to- Maple Lake
Sunday to hunt ducks and geese but
to their sad disappointment they
came back empty handed.
Mr.. Larson, Peter Mellem, Mrs. E
Nelson and Mrs. O. A. Anderson
autoed to Newfolden Sunday but die
not stay long because the friends
they wished to see were not at home
i It's no wonder squirrels are happy,
AS they're gathering nuts and corn,
It's their winters bread and butter
And viii keep them till Spring.
morn.
So we love to watch these creatures
| With their eyes SO bright and clear
Then we know October's here.
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Reform Spelling,

There is a farmer who is YY's
Enough to take his EE's
And study with his IFS
And think of what he Co.'S
He hears the chatter Of the JJ's
As they each other IT'S
And Co.'S that when a tree DK's
1t makes a home for BIS
!, A yok of oxen he will UU's
With many haws and GG's
And their mistake he will XQQ's
When blowing for his PP's
He little buys and much he sells,
And therefore little COS
And when he hoes his soil by spells
He also soils his hose.
Bulletin, Winona Tech. Inst
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NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

eve1 receive the proper balance Of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
uumistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. It
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bowne. bloomfield, NJ.
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Henry Olson returned home last
Thursday from North Dakota where
he has been working during thresh-
ing.
Theodore Fiskvold returned home
Friday Of last week. He has been in
North Dakota for long time and
has been sick and is now not feeling
any to good.
O. Keisow broke down his engine
last Friday over at F. Solley's.
Threshing is nearly done now.
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MOTHERS

Mothers! Why not protect the chill
e1ren by using milk from tuberculin
tested herd? - P. Frost Spaulding
Farm Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
A Sale Place To Trade"

We pici Ell out two gDri nd, recent.
is that .raturcd that phrase. ], Is F,
mighty good phrase o. feature pro.
N.ted % les the truth. Otherwise Bot
Sc ar not presumtuV there is an
"uLhaTHl-s. '
one If those -, wa, q quarter page
10! Dnuuiug'- .n the ord, Net, Quiz
II announced some attractive rcduc.
tlous IN prices, md the line, - SAT,
Place g. Trade ought 10 give added
weight 70 those reductions,
lhr other ad was "A full page foI
The Miner Bros Co. in the ted Cloud,
Neh Chief. That was different type
of adj just as good, however, aud with
the same line "A safe Place to Trade
featured even more strongly,
II means a lot To a customer to be-
sure that your store Is Il safe place &c
trade, and IL means a lot to you u
have all your advertising bear Out
that boast Omaha Trade Exhibit,
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
Regular
Prices

Chas. Brubaker was in Hastings
Friday.
Ben Gibson was down from Frank.
lin Friday visiting friends.
Don Saunders of Kansas City was In
the city Thursday On business.
WANTED TO RENT-Five or six room
modern house. Box $50 Red Cloud.
Andy Hart was over from Lebanon
the first Of the week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Jones were up
from Guide Rock Sunday attending
the Chautauqua.
Walter Portenier and Joe Springer
were up from Guide Rock the first of
the week visiting friends.
Messrs. Edgar Cowden and Chal
Gellatly and their wives returned
home Saturday from Beaver CITY.
Miss Mable Buckles returned home
the last of the week from K~earney
where she had been attending Normal
school
The Misses Irene Mcclure and Leila
Woods returned home the last of the
week from Kearney where they lad
been attending Normal school.
All members of the Fraternal Aid
Association are requested TO be pres.
ent ut the regular meeting August
18th. Business of Importance Is TO be
discussed.
c. $. Warren aud family of Beatrice
spent Thursday in this city as the
guests of Ed. CARRIER and wife. They
were on their way, via the auto route,
to Colorado Springs.
Red Cloud claims the honor Of in.
stigating good roads day. Wen give
that town credit for being the best
bunch Of advertisers in the valley
Republican City Ranger.
l.. L. Layton the barber at Riverton
died Wednesday morning from an at.
tack OF heart failure at hat place, He
owned the Royal barber shop here FOR
n few months last fall and will be re.
membered by many of our citizens. y
Patronizing catalogue houses Sc
freely has resulted in making COS.
mopolitan citizens ont Of some Of our
people. A mar now gets up to the
alarm of Il Connecticut clock, buttons
his Chicago ~suspenders To Detroit
Overails, washes his face with Cincin,
natl soap in a Pennsylvania wash pan,
sits down to a Grand Rapids table and
eats Chicago meats and Sioux City
flour cooked with Omaha lard on a ~,
Louis stove, puts q New York briddle
ON IA Missouri mule, piows corn raised
from Iowa seed, on a farm covered 10y
an Ohio mortgage with al Illinoi,
pillow. When bedtime comes he read
n chapter from a Bible printed IN bos
ton, says a prayer written in Jaiu
salem and crawls under a blanke
only ~ be kept awake by "A Nebraska
hedbng The only home product on TIM
! 0lu.. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
A Quiet Poker Game
Causes Two Fights

We have been informed hat the
quietness of a quiet game of poker,
participated in by some of our leading
citizens, and held not many doors oil
Webster street, was suddenly broken
on Saturday evening by two iistic en-
gsgements between four of the players.
Not being present, we can not state
the exact amount which was in the
pots in dispute, nor whether or not
the bouts were pulled oil under Marcus
Of Queensbury rules, but We do know
that the gentlemen taking part in the
fights were about evenly matched AS TO
physical size and strength the mid
de AID heavy weight classes being rep
resented, and that as Il result OF
this said qliotness being broken, you
may, perhaps, have noticed some who
bear evidence of having been present
at It's breaking The Chief is not
looking for a chance to hud fault nor
dictate, and we are proud to say that
tae Mayor has did eAcsedingly well in
keeping the lid on, but when such as
this not only becomes town talk, but
takes place right in the heart Of the
city, we cannot refrain from wonder
ing to what extent the lid has slipped,
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
Chsutauqua Program
The Best One Ever
Continued from first page

continued from Dfst papc)
W it'll their novel chimes, entertained
the audience with many seiections.
NJ lst OF their selections N the even
were OF n sacred char actcr.
The Gamble Concert. Company met
with the I. rdiaL-afpfoval Of all This
c Jmpauy rendered nothing but ciaSsi'
cal music, but they wera masters and
consequently they pleased, They
showed that all will like the high class
music If IL is properly interpreted. The
lecture by DR.. Medbury on ""orty
Mil ions OF Young People was given
resi- ecttul hearing He gave some
sta thing Information a. 70 tie Ypgd-
tiOnS of many Of our young Americans.
Ca the whole this .cctUre wac u,4u'
for The city and contained little u..i
Was o. interest 70 a farming com.
munlty.
rne Eolds, musical entertainer, Gt-
ted nicely In tue program lucy sang
ana playel popular airs that ghc entire
program considered Vas Wy pleasing
They rrepared vne way for heavier
things and they were mach gpprecitt-
eo Edmuud Vance Cooke Wts q great
pleasure for the children The chiid,
rem are entitled to "a groat deal on the
program and this Wa "a req children
day At the same time Mr.. Cooke
was pleasing the chi dr'n be was de-
lighting the older Cnrs. We heard
several Of our best thinkers say that
they would not have missed this nun
Der for the price Of the ticket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
Cowles Boy Sold To
New York Yankees

The following taken from the sun
day State Journal concerning 'Dazzy"
Vance, whose home is at Cowles, and
who has any number of friends in this
city, will be read with interest:
"Jack Holland last night announced
the sale Of the release of Pitcher
"Dazzy" Vance to the New York
Americans everal days ago the
news came out of st, Joseph that
Vance's release had been sold to the
White SoX. Holland did not care 20
correct the report for the reason that
Vance had not signed Al American
league contract. TIe, necessary papers
were in Lincoln awaiting Holland S
s~rriya, md Vance attached his sigma
ture last night, The contract j. for
the relnntuder on the present Ameri-
an league season, following the ter
IMITATION Oh the Western league cam
5cigu on labor dey. Gad also for the
season Of 1919 Tnis rs Eanee's second
year in the Western league. he was
marketed t. tno Pi'rruuIT Pirates last
fall and then sent back lo ,he O'Neii
loop without a fair tryort. Nsuco has
the hest smokebail of all the hurlers
in the O'Neil loop, and Holland is con
fdent that "Dazzy" will win a steady
job OH the pitching staff of the
Yankees. The deal for his sale was
completed by George Davis, a New
York scout, who saw Vance pitch 4
losing game against Lincoln two weeks
ago, but was ~favorably impressed bv
the pitchers style and speed that he
recommended a purchase
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shelley are
the happy parents of a baby girl which
arrived at their home this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Boles returned home tn,
first Of the week from Franklin where
she had been visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Moore and
children of McCook are visiting hcr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Clark, this
week.
Roy Stevens, the popular photo.
grapher, is improving his heretofore
handsome countenhnce by the addition
OF "A mustache.
FOR SALE 1000 bu. Of early spray.
ed summer apples, 3oc per bushcl
picked and windfalls 20 u u Norris,
-, miles southwest of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
Board of Education
Met On Monday

REp CLOUD, NEHR Aug. :, 1918
Board met in regular session. All
members present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for same:
rress lIarwood. ........ ,........ SO
Frank Smelser ......... ........ ~
Committee on Grounds and Building
made report and Mr.. Gillian was in.
structed t. dispose Of the old lumber
from Court House by advertising In
city papers and sell same at II sale
ii possible.
In the matter Of collecting disputed
bill of $500 from the County Superin-
tendent for the rent Of High School
Building for Institute purpose 1914;
Secretary was instructed to present
bill to County Commissioners and col.
lee. full amount due.
The following resolution was intro.
duced by Mr.. Coon, who moved its
adoption:
WHEREAS IL appears that the assessed
valuation Of the taxable property In
the School District Of Red Cloud City
in the County OF Webster, for the year
1915, is the sum of s499,G70 90 and
that a new High School building is
badly needed by said School district,
therefore be il
RESOLVED that there be submitted to
the qualified voters of said school dis.
trict at an election to be called and
held therein, between the usual hours
at the Fireman's Hall in city Of Red
Cloud on September 8, 1918, the pro
position to issue the bonds OF said dis.
trict in the sum of Thirtyfive Thous'
and Dollars In denominations Of from
800 to $500 each, bearing five 81 pei
cent annual interest, payable at the
Office Of the State Treasurer of Nebras
ka, to be dated and issued Novembe,
lst, 1915, and 10 mature in twenty
years from said date, but with the op
ton to said school district to pay an'
discharge the same at any interes
payment date after five years.
That the said bonds, " en- author
lied and issued. shall 90 Offered ia ia,
open market and sold to the highes
bidder for not less than par value
with accrued interest, and may b,
offered n separate amounts or lots
and the proceeds thereof shall be de
posted with the treasurer Of sal,
School Distcjct, 10 be paid ont onl!
upon due order anG warrant authorized
by the Board of Education for the sol,
purpose of erecting, furnishing and
finishing IA High School Building 70
said school district upon the block o
ground now occupied by, and to TAX
the place. Of, the present high schoo
building. known AS the washington
School" .....sa.g,,
Also the proposition to vote a tn!
annually upon all the taxable propert.
of said school district sufficient TO pa!
the interest accruing on said bonds
land a sinking fund for the payment o
the same at maturity. -.
!. said 1motiou WIS seconded by Gil
tfrSm and voted for by all the me mbers
T%hereupon the president declare'
the resolutions adopted and the Sec
rotary WAS directed to give the prope
notices OF such election.
- Z. j. PoPE, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-08-05
HOME NEWS
Bulletin OF The Weeks oines
PArRoNlzE CHEF ADVERTISERS.

$1,000 private money to loan on a
farm.-HCrCHIsoN Il SALApEN.
A. 2. Ely of McCook WAS in the city
the first of the week on busi ness.
Nay Saundsss Of Kansas City visited
friends here The last of the week.
j W. Bogeurief aud wife left Satur.
dan for Oberlin, Kansas, to visit rela.
tives.
The Board Of Education has some
choice lumber for sale, Inquire of
Henry Gillian.
Fred Phares was up from superior
Thursday visiting his mother, Mrs
Barbara Phares.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woods returned
the last of the week from Kansas
where they had been visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Christian returned home
from Peru the first of the week where
she had been attending Normal school.
Vincent Johnson Of Raytown, Mis-.
souri,, spent the last of the week in
this city with his mother, Mrs. John
ston.
DR.. Boles returned home Tuesday
morning from Franklin where he had
been spending a few days with rela.
tives
Mrs. Esther Gearrow left Sunday
for her home in st. Joe after a visi,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Clauson.
Mildred and Goldie CLANCY came ur
from Superior the first of the week tc
visit their grandparents, j. X. CLANCY
and wife.
Miss Mile Slaby Of McCook came
down the first Of the week for a visit
with relatives, the AL. Slaby and Tony
Clark families.
Miss Pearl McKinnon of Chippewa
Falls, Wisconsin, Is a guest at the Geo
Coon home this week. The young
lady is a cousin of Mrs. Coon.
DR.. Warrick, the specialist, will mee'
eye, ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses fitted at DR.
Damerell's office, Wednesday, Aug. IL
l have opened up an office for thu
buying and selling of real estate, ant
will make a speciality Of Webster
county land. List your farm with me
Office with Webster County Bank. =
B. F. MIzEE. >, =.
Among the many street aud quite
improvements recently made by orde
of the city council is a new cemen
bridge on the east side of Eight
Avenue and Webster street. tn
work is being done by the Malone
Avery Company, nnder the persona
supervision Of Mike Finkenbinder
whose ability at mixing cement is
well know factor.
The following is the weather report
for the month of July as fur Iished b.
Chas. s. Ludlow, voluntary observer
mean temperature 20; maximum TEN
p%erature s. on the 18th; minimum
temperature AZ on the 9Th; total precl
pitation 5.S7; number of days clear Il
partly cloudy, 8; cloudy 8; thunde
storms 8; prevailing wind southwes,
II rainy days; rainfall since Januar
|, 81 80 inches
Frank Perry, who is now lsboring il
the capacity of deputy food inspector
during these prosperous Democrat
times, came home the first of the wee
to visit his family and ~incidentiall
attend the meeting OF the city council
which was held on Tuesday evening
Frank shows evidence of the fact tina
life out in the open agrees with hir
better than the close confinement in
cldent to keeping store, and while b
says he has not yet discovered a hote
where they serve real chanticlee
gravy, like he can obtain at home, ye
he likes his new line Of work real well