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ll if te in i i I 1t 3 4 i 3. ROSEWOOD LOCAL SHIPPING ASSOCIATION HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING. The Rosewood Live Stock Shipping Association held their third annual meeting at Rosebank school last Satur day afteronn, but on account of quite cold and stormy weather not many were present. The Secretary and Man agers report showed that during the past year 194 head of cattle had been shipped through the association, which had brought a net price of $1,798.16. The sinking fund showed a net balance Of $37.75. All shipping during the year had been very successful, and the prices received had in general been sat isfactory- The Secretary was instruct ed to communicate with the Marshall county agent in regard to the testing of cattle for tuberculosis, in which sev eral members were interested A spec ial meeting will be called later to fur ther discuss this move. Election of di rectors for the coming year resulted in Messrs. Thorn Holten, Selmer Haugen, Emil Anderson, Selmer Sorenson and John Sjolsvold being elected\ Joel Shoberg was re-elected Secretary-Treas urer. The rating of sheep in shipping mixed carloads was again changed after the manager had explained that the present rating was dissatisfactory, and will hereafter be 15 cents higher than the rate of cattle. The rate on hogs was unchanged. Bernhard Ranum act ed as chairman during this meeting as both the president and vice president were absent. B. P. Johnson while sawing wood with his gasoline rig at the G. Mellem farm last Saturday, had the misfortune of getting his left hand too near the saw with the result that his first finger was cut off and the second badly gash ed. He left in the evening for Thief River Falls to secure medical aid. It is believed his second finger must also be removed. Mr. Johnson is an aged man, dependent solely on his work for support, which makes the accident doubly regretable A. E. Bowen, a prominent Nonparti san speaker was in town last Monday and delivered a stirring lecture on the principles of the Nonpartisan program to an attentative audience at the Victor Mosbeck residence northwest of town Mr Bowen also solicited subscriptions for the Minnesota Daily Star, a Non partisan daily, which will be launched at Minneapolis January 1st Fritz Rafteseth has been employed at the railway section the last week, taking the place of Carl Stromberg, who has been absent to attend a con vention in the cities. Selmer Haugen went to Viking by train on Monday morning to get some repairs for a broken pump. The annual directors meeting of the Rosewood Live Stock Shipping Asso ciation will be held on Monday even tag, Dec. 22, at the Soo depot waiting room in Rosewood at 8 m. Matt Rafteseth arrived last Friday from Oslo and-wil spend Sunday with parents in town. Miss Ethel Eron returned home from Thief River Falls last Wednesday, where she has been visiting for some Rev. Larson, of Roseau, arrived here last Friday morning to conduct a three days' series meeting at the Con gregational church in town. Rev. W. Drotts came up on Saturday evening Viking to attend the Young Peo Society which met in connection tihat evennig, when a splendid musical program was given by Nina Anderson, babel Sagmoen, Ella Nelson and Gladys Sagmoen. Miss Julia Oakland and Nora Waldy, of Nekoma, N. D., arrived here last Saturday for a few days' visit with Mrs. Nina Anderson. Miss Minnie Sorenson returned home last Thursday after having been em ployed in North Dakota this fall. Axel Bloom left last Tuesday for Adams, N where he will spend sev eral days on business. John Bloom returned last Friday from the Warren hospital, where he ihna been for treatment the last three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sumpter, of Hazel, visited for a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen. Chester Dols, of the Thief River Falls high school, spent the week end fw?th his parents south of town, Several members of the Axel Axelson, family have been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Carl Mellem spent two days of IIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHII' *Us? S i Announcement i wish announce that I have the local agencyforfeeCrpokatonj: Dress (Ugh I^wiH b%g pleased to receive Tft^ orders for detain* and pressing suits, teats SsrnistttB* this week visiting with her mother, Mrs. Holson, at Warren, and returning home on Friday evening. y$V$&%M Mra. B. Sevaldson left last Wednes day for Warren, where she will visit with her daughter, Mrs. O. Johnson, for a day. I BRISTLET Spm+^*^ ^^eae*^fceaeafc JY^ TABOR A Merry Christmas to the staf of the XSheaf and all its readers Miss Martha Filipi visited with her sister, Mrs Joe Myerchm, for the last two weeks Mr and Mrs. E. E. Filipi are the proud parents of a son, born Dec 10th. Miss Mary Ferencik visited with Mrs A M. Palya for the past few days. Palcak's spent Sunday afternoon at Tom Stinar's Mrs. Geo. Kerestes visited with Mrs Stephen Bren the past week. George Slusar has applied for the job of taking the census in towns of Farley and Sandsville. Miss Sue Soltis is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Dvorak. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanek and Millie and John Wavra visited at John Myerchin's Friday evening. i. HAD TO SIT IN A i We are surely having an abundance of snow and cold weather for the last week. Arthur and Clarice Anderson were business callers in Warren last Wed nesday. Jadeke Bros, and Clayton Cleveland are busy baling flax straw these days. Arthur Anderson is busy overhauling his car for next summer. George Heller and Frank Jadeke shot a wolf last Wednesday, Clayton Cleveland and Emil Jadeke are going to leave for Duluth and the iron range in the near future. A. M. Anderson returned from Indiana last Wednesday. O. Earheart is planning on going to Texas pretty soon. Geo Heller has purchased 320 acres of land in Roseau county lately. Miss Gena Olson, teacher of Dist 205, is busy preparing for her Christ mas entertainment. A bunch of the Brislet young folks autoed "to the masquerade dance at Radium Saturday evening. Geo. Heller lost a valuable horse last week, this having been the second one lately. W. Canums are busy hauling hay and wheat to town these days. Quite a few of the neighbors are keeping their flax in cold storage this winter. F. E Nelson got lost in the snow storm last Saturday night while coming home from Viking. People should avoid starting out in these storms. Wedding bells are ringing in Brislet Born, to Mr and Mrs Herman Jadeke a fine baby girl O A Omdahl and Albert Peterson called at Geo Anderson's Sunday after noon Arthur and Clarice Anderson and Emil Jadeke and Miss Gena Olson and Almilde Anderson visited at A Cleveland's Sunday e\ ening The Brislet Jazz furnished the music at the Radium masquerade last Satur day. Select your Xmas Gifts from this List: CHAIR ALL NIGHT j*' Clark Was So Ron Down and Nervous Gains Eighteen Pounds Taking Tanlac 5 t, 3w "I know Tanlac is something extra ordinary because it has restored me to health after everything else failed," was the statement made by E. E. Clark of 1200 Chestnut Ave., North, Minneapolis, Minn., to a Tanlac representative re cently. For twelve years Mr. Clark was a well known and highly respected harness maker in Minneapolis, but he is retired now. "1 suffered from a general run down condition which had been brought on by a severe attack of the 'Flu'", con tinued Mr. Clark. "It left me in a very weakened condition and kept me confined to the house from December, last, until the middle of June. I was too weak to even start to any work, and when I would walk around the house a little I would become so ex hausted I would almost fall over. I was so nervous at times I was afraid to shave myself, and finally I had to quit altogether. I had trouble with gas forming on my stomach, and with a peculiar flutter just under the heart. At one time I had awful pains, especial ly across my chest, and for three weeks I had to sit up every night in a chair I lost in weight rapidly, going from one hundred and ninety-eight to one hundred and forty-five, an actual loss of fifty-three pounds. I tried all kinds of medicines and treatments but got only temporary relief. "A friend of mine noticed about Tan lac a Davenport, Iowa, paper, tried it and improved wonderfully and ad vised me to take. Well, sir, I began to get better on my first bottle but I thought it would be only temporary 3ust like I had gotten from all the other medicines 1 had tried, but not a bit of itI kept on improving until now I've taken three bottles and feel like a different* man entirely. Tanlac built up my strength and nerves, until now I've gained eighteen pounds and can shave myself without being the least bit ner vous I'm not troubled with gas any more, and don't have any pains acioss my stomach or chest at all. I feel hale and hearty all the time and can eat anything I want, in fact I can hardly get enough to eat I take along walk in the morning and one in the after noon, late, and when I get back home I don't feel tired Tanlac has certain ly lived up to its reputation and I'm glad to indorse it" Tanlac is sold in Grygla by A. W. Caly, in Alvarado by Arthur W. Neu jahr, in Middle River by Middle River Drug Co., in Argyle by Robertson's Pharmacy, and in Oslo by Marie W. Ponthan. KNUTSON & HOLSON Proprietors f CITY DRAY LINE And dealers la WOOD and COAL Agents for the Electrical Gifts are the Best Gifts you can possibly make* Electric Chaffing Dishes Electric Coffee Percolators Electric Waffle Irons America^ Beauty Toasters Hotpoint Toasters Electric Stoves Electric Gurling Ironjf Curling Iron Heaters Standard Oil Co. Phone 63. Warren, Minn. Electric Do vk Flat ffons^ *~*y i1 Hotpoint Mat Irons American Beauty Flat Irons Boudoir Set Plat Irons^^:^Mm Hectric Universe Warming Pads i .Electric Auto Heaters Eden Washing Machines 5H^4MEure ka Vaccum Cleaners1 i Xmas Tree Festoons CWWater, Light ff?o%, Dep&rtmiihl P- n. 1 "USSj" VIKING I Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lindquist, Mrs. F. Peterson from Warren, and Dr. and Mrs. Lindquist were Sunday visitors at John Lindquist's. J^f $3 Esthe Anderson, from Warren/spent Sunday at her home here. Florence and Gust Lindell were War ren callers Wednesday of last week. Don't forget the school program in the Hall Friday, Dec. 19th. William Forsberg returned^home last week after a visit to the*cities. The Chas. and Albert Styrlund fam ilies were entertained at the Chas. Lindquist home Sunday. Mina Skonovd, of Warren, arrived in Viking Saturday evening to be employ ed as dressmaker for some time here. N. A. Samuelson's visited at O. Drotts Friday of last week. The Swedish Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Albert Styrlund last Thursday. A large crowd attended. Agnes Halvorson, of Grand Forks, "Sundayed at her home in Viking. i Mrs. S. Olson, from Thief River Falls, visited at S. Hanson's last Wed nesday. Dr Spofford was in town Sunday. The many friends of Oscar Hanson will be glad to hear he is rapidly im proving. diw mt Vlkl. WBBNBR DROTTS. oaator. Services will be held next Sunday in Viking at 10:30 and 8 p. m. On Christmas day "Julotta" in Viking at 6 a. m. and in Rosewood services at 8 All are welcome i Warren Markets 4 Wheat $ 2.91 Barley 1.30 Flax 4 67 Oats __ __ 71 Rye 1.47 Flour 7.70 Butter __ 60 Eggs, fresh .65 Potatoes, per bu. 200 SHIP^ODR HidcsTurs Deal Direct with the TSSSSSnmLargestuxdOldest House in the West I Highest Prices and Immediate Cash Returns. Write for price list, tags and full Information. J&BERGMAN S CO. I** *u Fancy library :Tables. Dining Room Suites Dressers y****** Dressing Tables Chiffoniers, if '$ fV Duofolds-t1^ ^-tl Kitchen Cabinets Store open Evenings untfl Chriftmss CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT WILLGIVE COMFORT SLIPPERS AND SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. FUR ROBES AND BLANKETS, GLOVES AND MITTENS. I have a fine stock to select from. Come in and look it over. My prices are reasonable. I thank you for past patronage and wish yon a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. FRED SWANSON "Some Men Don't Know It Yet* says the Good Judge This class of tobacco gives a man a lot more satisfaction than he ever gets out oi ordin ary tobacco. Smallerchewthegood taste lasts and lasts* You don't need afresh chewso often. Anyman who uses the Real To bacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is along fine-cut tobacco ESENTS THAT WILL PLEASE Good Furniture does not only please but gives long useful ser- vice, and always recalls the giver. Our store is chuck full of de- sirable Gift Furniturebut come and see it and your problems will be solved. SUGGESTIONS Aeolian Phonographs in Fumed Oak and Mahogany. Large stock of latest records. White Enamel Kitchen Tables CongoleumRugs Costumers Mirrors Table Lamps Cedar Chests Desks IS Limited number of Oak Rockers with auto cushion seat,^ genuine Danish leather. Regular $15.00, Special $12.49 W^Lrrei furniture ny Carpet Sweepers Sewing Machines Pedestals Footstools Kiddie Kara if? 4 JL MA, nft$f% \i Doll Cabs Smoking Stands r* 'v :J* "S&4