davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

OieIei6t Die nit ocn geIben Spisen
anIegen ioute. Sb ib meinte, oab
oie moiioeiarbenc 81 autfaaenO iein
miiroe? -
Wlir mar oos Qali5 einerIei, uno
ItobnenO riet ib 5l Dem mauDefdr.
benen &Ieio. glber iie 5og 0onn bod
oas weiBe an, 5eigte iid mir nod in
i9rer gon5en @roht, uno id mar
frob, oIs iie enoIit oaponraui9tc
unO mir meme Hube lieB.
No9 9apreutb 5u fommelt, I'M,
Itatt oen 0@ariifoI" 5lt ieben, i'm
@ett 5u i9misen - tpeIfes Sdid.
ioll SD peinte beige Srdnen Der
@ltt, aber i6IieBIib i9lief id iiber
meinen @ram Elm unO lag bereitS
in iiiBem S1Iilmmer, aIS 6rau b.
&oIinSfp nod &aliie FAM Gfit bar
tenn Singer podte Tie an meine Sir,
uno i6 fubr eri6roden aus IiebIi-
1en Srdumen empor.
n0orf id fir einen 9(ugenbIid
gu Sbnen berein2 SD muB Sbnen
bod er5dbIeuL ipie eS mari" rief iie,
fam berein9eroui6t unO iebte ii6
ouf mein 9ett.
n&d, sic 9ermite," beooi1erte iie
mid. Stein, mas boben Sic iid)
oo6 beute entgeben laiienl 8u ida-
sc, 6oB Sic 10 eigeniinnig lpareh
pe9en Oes bisden SerenIduIies i'm
8ett bleiben al ipoaenl"
Sd fodte innerIid, i1 bGtte iie
ermorOen mogen, nber ih be5pang
Die boien gteigungen meines Ser
5enS.
,8ur es 16on2 Sot oie 8orIteI-
lung Sic gan5 befrieOi9t?" fragile
id perbdGtnismdBig freunoli9.
Srau agatbe 8og Oie 8rauen bod
un0 mo6te Elm @eIi6t, mie ein
Meni9, ser iiber elm i6pieriges
&roblem no96enft. Damn bob ite
sic re9te Son0, Iegte ben 9aumen
uno 3eigefinger nneinan6er uno
iprei5te sic iibrigen Singer.
.@iifen Sic, 2iebite - ioete iie
Iongiom ltnO ieOes @ort abtpdeeno,
- ipiifen Sic = Elm flein tpenig
eIeganter bGtte i6 = bod iein fon-
men. Mebrera 9amen lparen nod
ettpas eIegonter oIs i6! So - i9
bdtte oo6 mobI Die mauoeforbene
Soilette anle9en Iouenl" =
.@ute geo9tl" iagte i6 grob uno
orebte i6r Ben &iiden. Damn oonfte
i9 @ott fir BEN Sereni6uB. Der
mid oapor beipubrt, ben u8ariifal"
in @eieai9oft elmer Srou gebort gu
baben, Die BEL oieier @elegenbeit =
oo1 nod Elm gang flein penig eIe-
ganter bate iein f0nnen! =
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

Ser S9uI5e bon 8lt9, einem ItGo.
ti;9en @rlte an Der Stettiner 8abn,
fonnte inn Sabre 1850 elm 2ieo bon
Sen &uiien iingen. glS oieie Berlin
brlagerten, famen am Z. 0ftober
frib aund6lt iieben &oiafen nab
Bud unO ~pliinoerten oie 8ouern
alts; aben0S I'M einbalb ie9S ubr
trafen neitere &oiafen Elm uno ies-
ten ben 8etrieb fort. Wfit brennen-
0en Strobpii6en auf ben 2an5en-
ipiben ritten iie auf Die 8auernbofe
rn0 oroDten, a1eS nie0er5ubrennet1,
lpern ni9t 1000 Galer ge5ablt mir
ocn. Den 8farrer ~beorbeiteten iie
nit 0em &anti9u, na9oem fie fein
@aus auSgeplinoert batten. Sim
iAlimmIten aber erging's Dem 9orf-
idul5en. SIN 8u6er Bud ma9ten
sic &olafen nit ibm S1ngeberiu6e".
I'M i'm an oas Sterben 5u gepob-
nen. Mebrmols bangten iie i'm auf;
ober iie ldnttten i'm INNER tpieoer
Oh. SaB lie es benin leBten Wtale
ni9t bergaBen, i9eint 0araus Der.
por5ugeben, ooB uns Die Builder
Efarrdronif bon Oielem @orfaa Mel-
Dung erltatten fam. @er batte es
ionlt miIien fonnen! &ber 5peimal
gebdngt lit beinobe 10 i9limm pie
einmal g~eItorben, uno Der arme
G9ul5e bot getuiB iein 2e6tag an
sic boie gsadt eeOodt. Die @inpob-
ner flii6teten iid in5mil6en in Die
&eioe, lno crit am 16. Oftober pag-
ten iie, in ibr gGn5li9 perpiiitetes
1orf beim5ufebren.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
@ladlidJe Gbineiem.

3u sen @igentiimli6feiten Der
6ineIiIden &llItllr gebort Scr inter-
cIIante ltmItano, ooB iie bisber Die
gferpen ibrer Srdger nnallgctaItet
geloiien bat. Gin Gbineie fam Ben
goll5cn Sag id)reiben, arbeiten, in
jeopeoer Stcluug auSbolten, me-
ben, @olomaidcn, Glfenbein i6nci.
oen, fur5, Die Ionqweiligiten ullo
idlpicrigltcn 9inge betrei6en fort
uno fort. obne oie geringlte s(bipan-
mung gu aeigcr, er lit lpie cine Ma'
id,inc. 9ieie @igcnidoft 5eigt iid
Bel ibnt idon friib i'm 2cben. IS
gibt feline u~llrubisen Gnaben III
China. sic limo ale eribredeno
brop uto arbeitcn in Der Sd)ule
obne sic gcriuglte l1nterbrcdung
uno Grbolung. Scr Gbincic idcint
iiterboupt Ger @rbolun9 nidt 81
beoiirien. Sport uno Spiel bGlt er
einfah fir 10 uuo 10 piel uerid)wcn-
octe @rbcit. Gr fam iibcrol idIa-
fen, inrnitten roiielnoer Maid)ilcn,
b~ctGltbcnoen &GrlnS, ldJmnBenOer
&inoer, ltreitenccr @uridcn; ct
l1lGft auf Der bloBen groc, auf Dem
6uBboocn ol'i cinem StubI, fur6,
in ie0er Gage.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

@rob. Gle: .aber if ber-
Ii6ere sic, sic @ei9i9t6erL Die iH
Sbnen er5dbIt babe, iino bon mir
IelbIt erfunoen. Sd oenfe, elm
Gentleman miro an Dem @ort elmer
Game ni6t 3meifeln."
@r: r9tun, i9 finoe es mebr
gentlemanlid, SIR 8ort 81 be5rpei-
felu, ais sic fir 10 alt 8u balten.
6oB sic sic @ei6i6ten ielbit erfitn'
oen baben f0nnten."
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
S m II q t.

SamiIienrat. Sdub-
mann: n8os lit oenn oas fir elm
entIebli6er &rod bier? Sic gan3e
@a6baridaft bat ii6 i6on be-
i6pertl"
ua6er, liebIter SEER @a6tmeiiter,
es 1T ia Oo9 rein got ni6ts log.
SHUTTER min, oaB i9 beiraten ioa,
uno 8ater lit Oaeegen; uno nun
iiberItimmt i'm Mutter BLOB n bib
9en."
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

= Inter @eIebrten. @r-
Iter: nSa6en mir 6eute 9onnerstog
o0er Greitog?"
8meiter: sd CLAUDE S%onnabenO,
mein 2ieber."
@rIter: .Sonno6enO Oieier $50
de?"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

s egreifIi@. nGenfcn sic
iid, Srou S6ul5e, Der SEER &at ut
nit Der @ouperuante ieiner Sodter
ourdgegangen!"
.nnm0gli6! - @as iagt oenn
sic Srau oa3u2"
.Oie = lit bo1ltdnoig ratios.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

bripuer nod ente
Du6t, mas for E
Qott @elo oos BIS
dbe 2elpe to1te ou6t,
tonnte me. trebIig
perOs Sd mub for
SnIten3 bic 2i33ie.
mas meme 4lte is,
jeBt 5lpeimal 10 oiel
9aus6 dltungs>
gelo genpe pie fri
Der un babel Dubt
1e INNER nod tomz
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

@iBber It NaGt.
mGdter (5u Ben Stuoenten, meIde
Sic StroBenlaternen ausOreben):
o@6er, meme Serren, es lit 0o6
chen erit angeItedt moroenl"
Die Stltoenten (%unilono): nSo2
$50 0enn?"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

Se mt1 IN me:ne Dummbeit { pentg
n%uftlGre.
Bomit i'd oerbIeipe
Sbne SIR liefper
96tIipS Sauerampsr.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

Bier groBe @etonbI0de an
Der Spite oes @eaenbrcherS III
@if (G6ottlanO) i'm @cwid)t bon
$4,000 3entnern muroen i'll 9c5clI.
ber 1872 BON ben WeereSluOgen
iortgeipiilt.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
unbeareifIih

unbegreifIi9 Safer
(nad6cm er ieinem Sobnden Den
Stof gu folten ge9eben): Scum iase
mir, warum id Gid e~citraft babel"
Sunge 0eulenO): n9ta, 10 mas!
Grit idIGgt er mid balb tot, uno
nun meiB er ielber nidt, warum!"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03
@FFmrr Sdreibrbrttf NEs
Tbtlipp ! ansrGmIptrr.
L..

N2ein Iie6er 5err ReOadticndr!
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

MoIersfruu (os ser Mann uueeidGdhruete bic Suppe uber
iene @il6er aieBD: ns4a0e emg idooe INN Die I90ne = Snppe!"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-03

Menn mer iebt 10
Evening journal., 1918-03-08
KENT TO KEEP TAB
ONSOLDIERS' FAMILIES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, March s.-Mayor ArleS
B. Nagee, having been designated as
chairman Of a committee IN Kent
county under the authority Of the Red
Cross Bureau Of Civilian Relief, The
objects OF which are TO look after the
dependents Of the men who are in mili-
tary service, has appointed the follow
ing persons from this county to act In
conjunction with the members already
appointed by the Red Cross, and has
called a meeting Of the entire commit
tee 10 be held at Hotel Richardson,
Dover on Friday afternoon March 70,
at o'clock, to outline the work Of
the committee:
Smyrna-Nlrs. James p Hoffecker,
Rev. j. NJ l.. Eckard
Clayton-Hon. James r. Clements
Haltly-Nlrs. r. C.. Daily.
Marydel-Mr Elmer Bowdle.
Kenton-Dr. b. F. Smith, Mrs. X. c.
Johns.
Cheswold-NIrs. Rachel Garrison, Mrs.
Ida Smith.
Dover-Miss Helena Hartnett Mrs.
Rodney Bice, Miss Julia :. Jones, NJ SIS
Mary Collision, Miss J. Margaret Meyer.
Evening journal., 1918-03-08
RAILROAD MEN, READ!
YOUR BROTHER SPEAKS

Il was afflicted with what the doctors
said were Narlc0se Ulcers, and until about
five weeks ago | bad them for about a year
and five months.
with all the treatments prescribed by
several doctors ] received little benefit, and
they kept spreading. gave me much dis
tress and caused me TO quit work
to try Petersons Ointment, and after I
had used two boxes ] saw the wonderful
results. You can tell suffering ones trou-
bled with ugly. painful and horrid ulcers
that your Ointment is cure for them
when everything else falls, as have
tried about everything
Thanking you many times over, am.
your happy friend. Chas-.J. Heyser, Battle
Creek. Mich, ~ Glenwood."
Il know and dozens OF people write me.
says Peterson, that PetersOn's Ointment
also cures eczema, pimples, blackheads,
old sores, salt rheum, piles and all skin
Diseases and all druggists sell big box
for so cents
Evening journal., 1918-03-08

Watch the Want Ads for opportunl-
ties to make business investments and
form business partnerships in the COM
ing month.
Evening journal., 1918-03-08
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes Genuine Remedy
for the Disease Has Been
Found.

Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism
remedy. sold by n. B. Dnnforth and all
druggists, gives quicker and more
lasting relief than other remedies costing
many times as much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous Sc
cretions into the bowels and Kidneys,
from which they are quickly thrown OF
In a natural healthy way.
Read what a reputable physician says
about Rheuma. Il have made a most care
ful Investigation OF the formula employed
In the manufacture of Rheuma, and /
heartily recommend it as q remedy for an
forms Of rheumatism. / find Rheuma far
In advance OF the methods generally em-
ployed I'm the treatment of rheumu tism,
and altogether different I'm composition
from the remedies usually prescribed. ~
DR.. NJ c. Lyons.
This should give any sufferer from rheu-
matism confidence to try Rheuma.
Evening journal., 1918-03-08
BOY SOPRANO AT WESTMINSTER.

Augustine Garcia, the boy soprano
from St. Marks Episcopal Church. Of
Philadelphia, will sing at the Vesper
service at Westminster Church on Sun
day afternoon. Master Garcia sang at
Westminster a few weeks ago and his
coming again is looked forward to with
much pleasure.
Evening journal., 1918-03-08

Mrs. Arley B. Magee, Mrs r. Harry
Wilson.
Camden-Afrs. Evelyn Sarde.
Wyoming-Mrs. Fannie Cubbage.
Niola-Mrs. D. C. Moore. Mrs Katie
Kersey.
Lelpsic-Mr. Albert Moore.
Little Creek Thomas Lowe.
Rising Sun--Mrs William W. Moore
Bowers-AleXande Minner
Frederica--Nlrs. l. W. Belts.
Felton--Alrs. Robert Clifton, Mrs
George Herring
Hickman-Nlr. William Croll.
Harrlngton-Dr Florence A. Marshall,
Mrs. Garrett s. Harrington, Mrs. Percy
Mortimer Brown.
Mliord-NIss Sarah Anderson. Miss
Sarah Davis.
Evening journal., 1918-03-08
DIR. MILLER NOT INII-REn.

Reports that Dr.. Herman s. Miller,
who has entered the Government ser
vice, was injured while doing military
duty in France. are denied by his
father. Dr. William p. Miller. It is
stated that Or. Miller is still in Georgia
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
PLENTY OF PROOF
From People You KnOw-Fr0m War
rem Citizens. :

The greatest skeptic can hardly fail
to be convinced by evidence like this.
It is impossible to produce better proof
Of merit than the testimony of residents
of Warren, of people who can be seen
at any time. Read the following case
of it:
Adolph Franson, prop. of shoe repair
shop, Johnson Ave-, says: II had been
feeling weak and run down and didn't
know what'was the matter with me at
first. My kidneys were so weak, had
no control over the secretions. NY
back panied so had to give up sitting
at my machine to sew shoes and had
to let my work go entirely. I finally
got Doan's Kidney Pills at the North
Star Drug Co. and was surprised at
how quickly they brought relief. MY
back stopped paining and my kidneys
were soon acting regularly. 1 have
never had a sign of kidney trouble
since"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr.. FransOn had. Foster Milburn Co..
Buffalo, N. Y.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
HAPPY CORNER


The Red Cross Society met at the
Henry Hopper home last Saturday. The
next meeting will be at the Allison
home Saturday Jan. Goth, at 2 o'clock.
Aug. Lundin and son Emil, returned
home from Crookston Saturday, where
they had been to consult a doctor re-
garding Emil's health. #s.
Anders Lundin went to Warren Mon
day evening, being called for physical
examination by the local draft board.
s. %. Lincoln purchased a new 1920
Titan farm tractor one day last week.
Frank Benson had the misfortune Of
losing a valuable brood mare recently
Henry Hopper and Ward and Abe
Field were, Warren visitors the latter
part Of last week.
The Happy Corner Farmers Club held
a very interesting meeting Friday even
Ing. The principal number was a talk
by p. McClernan Of Stephen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23

and Northwestern Dent corn jointly by
the members Of the club. The Secre-
tary was instructed to write for prices
in hundred bushel lots. Mr.. Dahl also
suggested that hereafter the club meet
ings be divided and that the young
people have their meetings as before,
once month and with a program,
lunch and amusements, while the
heads of the families also have a
meeting each month and that shall be
devoted strictly for business. This wifi
allow more time for the thorough dis
cussion. of farm problems for sale and
wanted articles better farm principles
and methods; stock raising; dairying !;
swine; etc. All members were interest
ed in this change and it was resolved
to try it out, - =
A letter had been received from the
Portland Cement Association offering
to loan magic lantern slides showing
what can be constructed with cement on
the farm, and it was advised that we
try to secure the use of this outfit at a
future meeting. :. ~.
The proposed change of the Mime
sofa grain grade standards adopted by
the wheat section delegates at the Farm
Stock and Home office in st. Paul, last
December, was read to the audience.
In connection with the next meeting
it was voted to have a basket party Tor
the benefit of the Red Cross, and same
will be held on Saturday evening, Feb.
End, at the Rosewood hall. No pro-
gram will be given at this meeting, but
lunch will be sold to those not securing
baskets.
A reading s.Graadpa Keelera getting
ready for Sunday school,, was given BY
Miss Lully Holson. An organ solo ''The
Bluebird" sang by Miss Ebba Walbeck,
and another reading 1.-THE calf on. the
lawn, by Miss Lilly Gunstad. The
!. meeting adjourned at 8 80 after which
a delicate luncheon was served.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
NEWS FROM SOUTH
NEWFO Old EN

Otto Thompson took his sister Ella
to Holt on Friday, where she boarded
the afternoon local for Fargo, N. d., for
an undecided stay at that place.
Miss Randina Hjelle left on Sunday
for her brother Matt Hjelle's place in
town of Alma
John Haaseth and family visited with
Mrs. Matilda Stolt on Sunday after
nOOn
!. %. Thompson was at Newfolden on
Thursday. afternoon and had the neces-
sary papers made out that closed a
land deal, selling his land in Sask.,
Canada. The purchaser is q farmer
living three miles distant from the
land. Leonard, his brother, still living
up there, has also sold his land to the
same party and is soon expected to re
turn to the good old u. s. "A.
The Misses Hilda Strand and Dagny
Thompson called on Mrs. Charlie Raw
enkilde on Tuesday last.
The South Newfolden Farmers Club
held its annual meeting in the school
house on Saturday evening The fol
lowing new officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Albert Bjors-
ness and Vice President, O. E.. Thomp-
son. Melvin Ihle was reelected Secre-
tary. Subjects of interest were dis
cussed, amongst which it was decided to
send two delegates to the Farm Crops
Show to be held at CrOOkstOn, the week
commencing Feb. 11th Ole Engstrom
and o. r. Thompson were chosen to at
tend. ~ #
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
JAM. 2-Feb. 6.

NOtAce OF Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Take notice that default exists in the
Andrew stenseth and Sophie Stenseth,
his wife, Mortgagors, to Hoag Security
Company Gnrfsa g:o a.f Minnesota Corporation,
ter Of Deeds of Marshall County, Min
nesota, on August 23rd, 1913, at 800
O'clock a. M, in Book So on page 6S2.
$27.76 and for interest paid on prior
mortgage by this Mortgage is 1928. "a,
9 Total OF $l5l:7O, claimed to be due this
debtedness The Premises--described in
said mortgage and situated in Marshall
G GO u y.; Minnesota M are to..wit: The
Southeast, quarter lN1S sEH) Of Section
NO: Twenty-Five (22), Township num-
Or Range fortyetwo (425 West West, Oft Of the he
9Th Principal Meridian. BY virtue Of
the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to the statute,
ing been instituted thereon, same will
be foreclosed by. the sale OF the said
premises at public .vendue to the high
Marshall County, Minnesota, at the he
front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Warren, Minnesota, on satur-
d 1870 the oci RsEf day Of sa{fy 1918
amount then due on said mortgage
with. the interest, taxes if any, and
costs Of this action, including $25.0O at
torney fees as stipulated in said mort
gage. -=-s -gs7sss ). 80 p, - =
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota, this
18th day. Of December, 1917.
HOAG SECURITY COMPANY,
Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage, -
Minneapolis, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
LEGAL
NO I'll Is
|ldQne9 s7k
Jan. 2-Feb. 6.

4 s
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Take notice that default exists in the
conditions of that Mortgage given byt
James "a mes a a: Ghapman Widower. Mort
Rger F TO Gltlaens State Bank Of Thief
Mortgagee, dated December 18TH. I9l5'
and reeoded in the office Of the Regis,
ter aso Of Deeds Is Of Marshall County, Min
o'clock p. m. in Book e Of Mortgages
on page QUA, which said Mortgage was
ssG taye aRES aggn by n the said Citizens
Hoag Security Company, Minnesota
dated December 14th. 1917. and record-
OF Marshall County, Minnesota so - on legs Das
cember Goth, 1917, at O'clock m
IN n Book O. OF 50 Of Mortgages on page s5i.
MN Nor with interest to this date is
S202.16, and for interest on prior mort
satee fo paid : by this Assignee is $247:76.
debtedness. The premises described in
sald mortgage and situated in Mar
she T9ai Ee C @ htyi Minneseta are to-wit:
lE&SEA), and the Southwest quarter
e OF th ne Southeast quarter (sWAsEA),
no. Twenty-three (23), Township No.
One hundred fifty-five (155) North, Of
tHange No. Thirty.nine (39) West, of
otA I11nClPdA Mer1Qlan. by virtue
81 the power. of sale contained in said
<adortgage and pursuant to the statute,
and no action in law or otherwise hav-
be foreclosed by the sale Of the said
premises at public .vendue to the high
est bidder for cash, by the Sheriff of
front door of the Court House in the
G " Of Warren, Minnesota, on Monday
the 25th day Of February, 1918, at 10
then due, on said mortgage with the
interest, taxes if any, and costs of this
acton, Including $500 attorney fees
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota, this
Slst day of December, 1917.
HOAG SECURITY COMPANY,
L. M. HOAG, = -,
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
ROSEWOOD

The following went to Thief River
Falls Tuesday evening to attend the
Dairymen's and Non-Partison meetings:
5Jalmer Rafteseth, o. J. Dahl, Elmer
Rye and I. M. Westby.
The west bound passenger was de
layed at this place about twenty min
utes Wednesday morning on account of
a shattered pipe joint on the engine air
brake. 81
Helmer Carlson left Wednesday ev-s
ening for an extended visiting tour to
Vancouver, B. G., Seattle, Spokane,
Portland and Butte, and expects to be
gone about two months. His main
visit will be with his sister, Mrs. Hans
Norwich and family, at Seattle.
Mrs. Nina Anderson entertained the
Swedish Ladies' Aid at her home We'd
nesday afternoon and the Young Peo-
PIES Society in the evening. .
Mrs. Z. Mellem left Thursday even
ing for Bemidji, where she will spend a
month as a guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
John Backlund.
Miss Clara Bakken, teacher at Sun
shine, left for Thief River Falls Friday
evening to visit with her parents over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Rye and Newman
and Hazel Rye, northwest of town
farmers, having rented residence at
Thief River Falls, moved to that place
Saturday to take up their abode in the
future. Richard Hall has rented their
property at this place. Ne
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Uland, from near
Viking, were business visitors in town.
this afternoon. SIS ;+>.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
MARSH GROVE
missed Last, Weekly

NIlSS1U@ last VVVtFJ
Ole Knutson. Of Argyle, spent the
latter part Of last week in this vicinity.
b Mr. and Mrs. Carl e. Haarstad enter
tanned a number Of young folks Satur-
day evening. .iss-5$ z@=
Rolf Tandberg and family spent SUN
day visiting, at the John Westlin home.
Farmers Club will have their first
meeting this year on Friday, Jan. 10. A
light lunch will be served at small
cost. Candy will also be sold. The
proceeds will go to the Red Cross. You
are all cordially invited to all our
meetings.
3 O. L. aBrekkestran and family spent
Sunday visiting at John Westlin' s. .
= Don't forget the Farmers Club Fri
day, Jan. 10. SRI.
g liver Haarstad visited at Mrs c.
Shern's Saturday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-01-23
Jan. 23-Feb. s..
NOTICE OF HEARING.
In the Matter of County Ditch No.

In the Matter of County Ditch No. 81.
1st Gay Of November, 1917. Robert
with the County Auditor Of Marshall
County. Minnesota, praying for the
,estab lis hment Of a drainage dtteS aao ing
ing at a point thirty. feet east 81 the
southwest corner Of the northwest
q FoMtsi65 N NV le Of section seven
Range forty (4o5. and thence running ming
miles on q line thirty feet east Of and
ranges forty and forfyone ee {be 9e1wf eSe
Moyian ana Grand Plain5 and terminatl
Ditch No; twenty 600 at or near the
northwest ,rnasr 1N G9rner Of the northwest
Range forty (4Gl as it's outlet.
fully petition that the above described
= ditch be constructed as small as possi-
BILE, and with not to exceed four (4)
foot bottom, and that it be absolutely
confined to the route above described
s~~tnd we further ask that no culverts
besinstalled through the grade. And
we; also further urge and petition that
And we further ask that the bonds
to pay for this ditch be made payable
.
he Establishment liz Of the ditch. h. ron
That on the first day Of November
1917, the County Board of Marshall
County appointed Irving 3. Quist as
bn make hg Fin
& uary, 1918, the said Engineer filed with
the said County Auditor, his report in
said matter.
That according to said report=the En-
q gineer recommends that the ditch be
built along the following route, to-wit:
MAIN DITCH
Beginning at point 33 feet east and
S.33 feet north Of the common corner Of
sections No. I and II Township 154
North Range Al Vest and sections No.
West, thence north parallel with the
the main ditch Of Marshall County
Ditch No. twenty e EzI S2ol2i
Beginning at point 80 feet south
and SO feet west OF the common corner
aort lst kanre we Was tSsnea Isl
parallel witch the section line nine miles
to q terminus in Branch A Of Marshall
County Ditch No. twenty COY near the
common corner of sections No. Il, 2, IL
and - Township 154 North Range ~
X West.
That on the goth day Of February,
1918. at 10 o'clock a. M, the County
BOARD OF said Marshall County, will
meet at the Court House In the City Of
4 Nv arren, in said County. to hear and
7coNsider the said petition and Engin-
Ifs report and any objections there '
80 J" - = - A. d. LUNDGREN,
County Auditor, ss
Marshall County. MINI.
4County Auditors SeaD