Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-10-20
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city on Monday.
= Vim. N Box left for South Bend,
Wash, on Mondny.
lgnatius Donnelly departed for
Crookston on Friday afternoon.
p. F. Spanlling and family left
for Poughkeepsip, n. Y, on Tuesday.
- Don't forget the social at G.. J.
Johnson's hotel this evening ut 7:3O
pm.
- E. e. Graham returned from his
trip to Chicago on Saturday of last
week.
- NJ. J. Berget shows himself up in
brand new ad in this issue of the
SHEAF.
- Judge Lakin and wife were
among the arrivals on Saturday
mornings train.
Aug. Lundgren made a flying
trip to Crookston on Monday
returning Tuesday morning.
- For Sal f: One span mnles, four
working oxen, and farm machinery,
5 miles south west of Warren.
J. TAYLOR.
- Don't forget to attend the
auction and social given by the
Swedish Missionary Society on
Friday, Oct. 21.
Rev. S. r. Ferguson. of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, will preach in the Pres
byterian church next Sunday fore
noon at 10: 80 o'clock.
BY appointment of the annual
conference at Minneapolis Rev. s. S.
Farley will occupy the pulpit OF the
NJ. E. church for anothet year.
Service will be held in the Swed
ish Luthern church next Sunday
evening at 7: 80 o'clock, and in town
OF FOldal at 1870 in the forenoon.
Mrs. w. W. Wood returned
Saturday morning from Durand,
Wis, where she has been visiting for
IL couple of weeks. She was accom-
panied by W. W. WooI's mother who
will remain here during the winter.
Samuel Dobson, of Chippewa
Falls, while thresl,ing with William
D'xon's machine on Tuesday after
noon got both bones in his forearm
broken. He was oiling up the machine
and was attempting to pull some
straws ont of the cylinder pulley
where his arm was canght by the
belt. lie was Immediately taken to
Warren for doctors care. They we're
threshing at Mr.. Lambert's place
when the accident happened.
The following programme of the
city schools will be executed in court
house hall at 8: 80 a. m. for the
Columbus Day celebration:
Sa'u;ion of the Flag, schoo,
Song. America scb,o,
Scripture Reading and Prayer. Rev Farley
FlnU nj I'm
Addrtss. Judge A. Grindeland. :.
DEC. Ih' Meaning OF The Fonr Cnrtairs
Minnie Thomas.
Rer. How Columbus Found Anerica.
Gertiej Islomsness.
Story OF Columbus. Told by girls and bovs
i''' he Discovery. Jay Sesley.
Rec. Rhyme of Chrirtophpr Columbus.
Eddie BenneWitz
Flags OF the Nation yTwelve C,,r,s
Horace Seeley
columbus Day Exercise. by 9 boys and girls
Rec. CHI christopher Columbus, Sadie Gordon
Flag Drill. By Twelve a,rIs
Rec. Columbus Ranner s,o;o 70 49,
Song. Our Fair Land Forever,
....a IS. O. Quartette
- DOnnelly had q crowded house
ut the court house hall last Thurs
day evening. The gpnernl tenor Of
his speech was the same here ,,s else
where according to newspaper re-
ports and it is useless to orepe,tit He
took special pride in landing himself
and ienOuncing the lenders Of the
two old parties as thieves and rob
bers. He tried to prejudice the
people against the republican party
by denOuncing one of Aineric;l's
greatest statesmen, John Sherman,
who has SO ably assisted in giving
our country good and sound cur
rency and stated that John Sher-
man had donemOre harm to the peG-
pie of this country than all the GRIM
lnals within the wallis OF our peniten-
tiaries. AS for himself he knew that
he was honest as long as his oppo-
nents abused him, and was deeply
anxious to fill the governors chair.
AS for ability, lie knew lie pos iesse !
that; upon this point lie was unan-
imolls. He told some rather stale.
and rough stories and g,av,. the
Pioneer Press a big dose Of abuse
and sat down amidst the burst OF