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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
the GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Tue anniversary Of American indie
pepdenco has always been a rel letter
day In the history Of Utah. There
are no people III the world who have
greater love for the principles Of Tree
government and veneration for the
men who established 1t on this land,
than have the people who opened these
valleys to civilization and nfst un'
furlcd to the mountain breezes the iiag
ofthe United Stntes. The lows Of lib.
erty fires their hearts and burma In the
bosoms OF their children. Il Ia not
necessary, however, In order TO exhibit
that affection to make Independence
Day time Of noise, tumult,
sensual Indulgence and scnseless
bilarity At the same the same time,
we would not qucnoh In the least de-
gree those flames Of patrotion which
can only find vent In the hackneyed
celebrations" Of the day. We think
the Fourth Of July should be observed
~ n national holiday, as the law pro-
vldcs and as the public feeling desires.
Therefore we make no issue Of the
DEsrRET NEWS on that day, because
printers m well AZ editors ought 10
have an opportunity TO enjoy the plea
sures OF the season, aud to exhibit In
their own way their appreciation Of
a.. haa,. ~ Iil.rIy ...ut,r.A o.. than, lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

THE Chicago wigwam is now
among the things Of the past In
clearing up housa after the convention,
2JO0 unused tickets were found care
fully packed away IN corner. The
persons who wcre denied adnittance
by reason OF this mistake, are con-
graduating themselves that they Us
caped the torture OF sitting In the
wigwam during torrid heat and
tropical showers. The Chicago men
adm, that the wigwam was not a
success, but then 1t must he noticed
that the weather was unusual for the
arason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

cidedly unique, as both parties would
thus have representation. AZ present,
however, tho subject Is merely com
jectural, but such result appears
within the range Of possibility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
BOYS CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHINGS.

Those who tak9 advantage OF this wcoE bargains VIII make mistake
81 Boys sample n Sizes formerly iron,
q
% Knee Pants Suits, formerly sold for
o sold
All Wool Blue Jersey suits,
rants. One u ~
Zoe. IIoys Union Pants, value i5c.
boys ImundrlCd pcrCaIe Shirts value
zoe. boys outing shirts,
Doe Shirt
Zoo noys ENtrn Fine Black Shifts
Mems Jersey Ribbed Underwear,
Mems Fine Is ihrgAn shirts In brokon
Mems Extra finc IlnlbtiR ii shrs, BJc.
Mems white Linen oiInrs cac
Gents Seamless
Mems Reinforced Unlaundrcd Shirts two for
Mcu's outing Flannel shirts,
Mems Black shirts,
Mems SILK striped SHIRTS, % close. each Si.76
Mems White Ihundrlcd Shirts loo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

TnE weather has been cool and pleas.
ant yesterday and today, a delightful
change from tue sultTy weather Of u
Few days previous.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

WHAT means this democratic and
populist fusion in legislative dis
trlcts this year? 1t means that
Mike Doran, the "boss' of the dem
ocratic party in this state, will be
sent to the United States senate to
succeed Cushman K. Davis. And
who is Mike Doran? He is the pro-
pr'etor OF 'bucket shop" and
deals IN options and CANDLES II,
gram az the same manner as tho
gamblers on the Cllic,,go hoard OF
trade. Ii the Washhurn anticipation
bill becomes Il luw his business will
De gone. Is he the man, you farm
ers, want to send to Washington to
make your laws? But if you wish
TO have the orator and the states
man, Cnchmnn Il. Davis, who has
done more than any other man in
congress to secure appropriations
Tor the Improvement Of Northwest
ern Waterways-if you wish to have
him returned. then vote against
the democratic and populist fusion
candidate, Mr.. Wagner, and cast
your vote for John Westerson for
representative from this district.
Vote for Mr.. Westerson!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

1T is something new in the HISTORY
OF Minnesota for a candidate for
governor to be taken from The farm.
out that is what the Republican par
ty has done this year. Knute Nelson
IS acquainted with the needs and
wants OF the common people because
ne IS one OF them and his integrity
stands as a solid assurance that as
governor OF the great state OF Mime
sofa he will not forget their inter-
ests. With such candidate present
ed Tor governor, there should be no
hesltancy on the part OF the voter in
casting a ballot for him. No truer
or better man was ever placed be-
lore the people than Mr.. Nelson
Todd Co. Argus.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

The democrats and populists this
year have carried on the most dirty,
malignant and abusive campaign in
the history Of the state. From tile
beginning it has been a campaign Of
slander, falsehood aud fnisrepresent-
alton. No candidate for governorin
this state has ever been subject to as
much personal abuse as has been
kn,tte Nelson in the present cam-
paign. The most false and ridicul-
Gus stories about him have been
eagerly seized upon and scattered
broad cast over the state. But all
these attacks upon the noble charac-
ter Of Mr.. Khhte Nelson are fruitless.
He is inyulnerable. His character
has been tested in the fire of many
former campaigns, from the memora-
BILE Kindred campaign to the present
contest, and has always come out
unscathed and on top. And knute
Nelson will come out on top in this
campaign, too. He will be the next.
governor OF Minnesota. Vote for
Knute!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

kNUTE NELSON is generally com
mended for the prompt manner in
which he silenced the man Sauby
who together with a dozen or more
democrats and peoples party men
tried to break up the meeting at Ell
bow Lake. These roughs had come
there for the sole purpose of creating
disturbance. But Mr.. Nelson was
not to be fooled with, and took a
hand himself in maintaining order.
The democrats tried to make capital
Tor their side by causing Nelson's ar
rest, but in this they have failed
signally, for all order loving people
irrespective OF party hate IL rowdy
and commend Nelson for his cour-
age, and viii cast their votes for him
next Tuesday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
5ss,;l I j H Ss:.gs,j ,,,,,;.,

GOunty VI MHrsuall UlHtr1ct COnrt.s 58SG
Fourteenth judicial District.
In the matter OF the receivership OF the proper
~ ana elects OF JOses Dalpny. Insolyent.
eeiYcr OF y oseph Dalpay, ins0lvent. and it APP
peartnE that said receiver had Only fled In the
Offifr 81 he Clerk Of the District Court ut War
rem in the State OF Mirhesdta, his Anal account
In said matter. and ii appearint by said petition
that said receiver has distributed among tile
creditors aI 81 the funds In Ills ltuds, s,ive and
excap the sum Of We anu 375Ssl
dollars. did thai HE 4pense uf cl6siHg said eS-
tate will he about Fifty $50 dollars. aid 1t ap-
I.earing from sad petit tion that certain OF the
creditors have paid ont considerable in expenses
in procuring The appointments OF & said recelver
for which they have not been REIMBURSED. sss s
{. kOWsTHEREFURE. each and all of the credi-
tDrs5O sail Joseph Dalpuy are ordered TO show
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
SaIasthIns New

The new Time galsl. which is now
in effect, via the y isrt,nsin 5CentraI
Lines, with all Western CONNECTIONS,
afford lie travelling public the best
facilities viii st. Paul and MinneapO-
lis to Chicago and all points East
and South.
The unsurpassed equipment offer
ed to It's pntrolls, combined with
speed, comforJiind safety, sllrpass-
ing all its competitors. All through
trains are co imposed Of Pullman YES
tibuled Drawing-Rnom Sleepers.with
Dining Cars and Day Coaches OF lat
est design.
Two Daily Through Fast Trains
each way, making close connection
ut Chicago will. trains in all elirec-
.tiOns
For tickets, time tal,lcs, etc. apply
to your nearest Ticket Agent or
JAS g. POM,
Gen'l Pass. AND I. A ct
Chicago, IN
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
Instructions TO Voters.

The judges OF election will furnish
each voter with one ballot of each
kind that is to be voted. The voter
will then retire, alone to one of the
stalls or rooms provided for that
purpose, and make a cross x mark
opposite the name ofeach person for
whom lie wishes to vote, in the space
to the right under the arrow lmark.
The voter should be careful to put
the Cross (X) mark in the center Of
the space and not on the lines. The
voter will then fold his ballot ia such
q way as to conceal the face OF il, but
80 that the initials Of the judges Of
election may be seen on it's hack,
hand it to one Of the judges, who.
shall deposit it in the proper box. Ii
any voter by mistake spoils ballot
he shall return it to the Judges Of
election, who shall preserve it and
furnish the voter with q new one. If
the voter places q cross TX mark
opposite the names Of two or more.
persons running for the same Offices
said ballot shall not be counted for
those officers.
Voters may be allowed to carry
with them sample ballot for use III:
assisting them in marking the official
ballot.
When 9 voter shall make that
he can not read, or that he cannot
read English, o. that because Of
physical disabilities he cannot mark
his ballot, be shall have the right to.
call to his aid one or more 81 thell
judges ofelection 81 q qualified cleo
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

In a country like ours, SO full Of
blessings, SO full Of opportunities for
success, where labor receives the best
OF wages, and where industry is SO
well rewarded, why cannot these
people (people's partly spend d por-
ton OF their time in hunting up some
OF the good things in this great Re-
public OF ours? They are to be found
in every nook and corner of the u. s.
Why not hunt them up and occa-
sionally refer to them, in order to
give people courage in their struggle
to get living? ! have no patience
with the people who go up and down
the world simply trying to make
every person they meet dissatisfied
with life, and sowing nothing but the
seeds OF dlscord nnd discomfort.
public teacher should try to give
people courage with which to meet
the great battle Of life, and never 90
about teaching the doctrine Of dis
pair. Whenever find men or women
who can find nothing to praise in
this beautiful country Of ours, /
shun them and their teachings as ]
would q pestilence. My observation
is that, without an exception, such.
people are given to exaggeration
and false statements. For one, /
have no use for these "blind leaders
Of the blind. :" Ny theory Of life is:l
Avoid all the trouble you can, meet
the inevitable with q: plucky heart,
and 20 through life hunting for the
beautiful, the brave and the good.
R. Ct. Horn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

Mn. DoNSELLY had more power in
the last legislature to enact laws in
favor OF the farmers than he will
have ii elected governor OF this state.
There We're over 60 actual farmers in
the house and 20 in the senate, in.
Guiding Mr.. Donnelly. The demo
Gratis and alliance controlled both
branches OF the legislature. But
Donnelly did not even try to pass
any practical laws for the benefit OF
the fnrmers. /.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
Probate Notice.

County OF Marshall. In Probate Court.
Special term Oct. ID. 1892
In the matter OF the estate of Ohm Frey De-
ceaset,.
Letters Of administration OH the estate OF ssid
deceased beiliss this cay granted unto Aaron
johnson OF said County;
II ii ordered. that I'LL claims and demands OF
all persons against said estate he presented to
this comrt for examination md allowance at the
i.robnte ots;ce III the City OF Warren, in said
County. on Saturday the 22nd day OF April 1893
at l0O'r.ock4n III. S9
1t is fprthe ordered, that six months from the
aa hereof he. allowed to creditors TO present
their claims against said estate. at the expir:.-
tio:.of which lime Ill clainls not presenter t.
said Court. or nat proven TO ita saIiofacti ION.
shall be forever barred .nnless for cause shown:
urther me be allowed.
Ordered tut cher. that office o. the time and
pllce 0i tie hearing and examination Of said
alni.as; and demands shal be given l,y pub.ish.
Ing tI.is or:ier once In each week. r three sue
c,.ssive we ks.sin the " hsrsn Sheaf, u weekly
printed and punished Mt Warren in
said EConasy s 3
a, ID. l,.,.. S.
by the Court.
C. s.. Hull,
Judge oil Probate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03


mark the ball ffp,s sue il voter - the
presence Of two 81 the lndges Of cleo
tion, provided Tint no person shall
so mark the ballots ots more than
three voters il, any one election dist
3rict at ole election. Such person
shall mark the ballot as directed BY
such voter md not otherwise.
Ifany misunderstanding marked his
ballot shows It to any one except DIS
shereinbefore provided the judge OF
election shall refuse to receive o.,
place in the ballot box such ticket.
See toitsin time Tint your name IS
properly q, the registration list iii
your voting precinct. Unless you
IRE registered you are in danger Of
losing your vote.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
An Open Letter.

The political outlook in this
county is such that we hereby with
draw our name from before the voters
OF this county as an aspirant for the
office OF Superintendent of Schools.
The causes which have induced us to
do SO are as follows:
Realizing the fact that the Peoples
Party are overwhelmingly in the
majority and that although they
have an incompetent man on their
ticket for this Office we believe that
with H. c. Baily and myself both in
the field he will ride into office on
Donnelly's coat tail. Our Withdraw
al is for the purpose OF preventing
this, if possible, as if Ole G. Nelson is
elected to this office we believe that
itwould not only injure the schools
OF Marshall county, almost irrepar-
ably, but would likewise be lasting
disgrace to the county. His friends
claim that he is qualified, but any
man who has seen him either in pub
lie or private, knows that lie is not
the man who should be elected to fill
the Office. On the other hand we
have Fl. c. Bailey Il Young man who
is Il graduate from tile State Normal
Scl,opl att st. Cloud, and who has
had seven Years experience in the
school-room four of these years iii
graded schools. He is in every way
qualified to fill the position, and if
we were to remain in the fold it
would split the vote Of tlleinte]ligent
voters Of this county SO as to allow
Ole q. Nelson to get the office.
The above are our reasons, aud,
gentlemen, we earnestly request all
oil those who have any interest in the
schools ofMarslnll county to vote
for. He Bailey for Superintendent
OF Schools.
Yours Respectfully,
w ID. PACKARD.
=
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

a PoPuLIsr speaker intimated the
other Guy that the Republican state
central tuMihittee had put money
into this county to carry on the
campaign. The charge is absolutely
false and the SHEAR has authority to
SO state. Not a dollrr has been re-
.ceived in this county from said COM
mittee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
For County Attorney

To THE vorETs OF. AIssHALL COUNTY
lam an independent Candidate
for County Attorney OF Marshall
count y, and respectfully ask you To
vote for the at the election oll tile
9Th day OF November 1892.
THos. r. STEVENS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

Mr.. w. D. Packard, the democratic
candidate for superintendent of
schools, has withdrawn his name
from the ticket in favor Of Prof.
Bailey, the republican nominee, and
in the last weeks Leader he publish
es the following open letter:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

Ii.aia,i Once At lro;olstou.
N sss .SS satditaf yt, 1879.
ed settler hes filed notice OF his Intention to
NAL Anal Dol iiisHpport of his claim. and
thats;.id proof will be male before the Judge Or
Mimi. Dec. 1Ot HI. 1892. viz :s N
a.lO El n "a !. q son.
Y Ht No. tgf5i fiji tho nh EWh aud I.nt. 4 and
4 III Sec. 18 Up. l54 r. As. 81.
He names the following witnesses to nrove hia
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation Of
sail land viz: James Christesom. Julius Chris.
ateson. y OH. Stone. Mi.rtiileus Larson, ali Of
Warren. MINI. 81: - ~
HUGH THOMPSON. Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
D7.l ca o z Safe.

e be n, li;iti,. In he payment
six rnts in nj ss;c', b,ss,n due OF hi
first Gay i,s. and fhiisN q DOS
lars ansl sven .e,.s3 rt1. int erssf Wi,el;
is elaine d lie due al is due G mi al Ali.
date ut this notice upon Il crrtnii Mortisngatinsx
executed and delivered: Ivy Charles - I'm brett.
a Witiowcr OF the county0! Marshall and state
OF Minnesota. as m Grt gnROf. to The Western se-
enrit Company of the tnnntN3af Windhln anal
state OF Connecticut. as lliortgar gee. ben ring
recorded in The Office Of he KpTi-ier OF Dectts
in ,nd fer fine co.I;ty OF Marsha and ) t.fte
nf Minne;,.tp nls the 2srd day III ln.e A =. 1870
ut $50 D e Ok IL .,. III hook % of Nor
isngrs a. ID III hid As thereof aiisl WhiG.,
sai,! mort Was exoentcd secure the ply
neiit III TIL, certali pspinissor note III WHINE
for s!01 tf;ifef prif PSI til 1890, md na on ne
25ih ,iaysof April 4 81. With interest annually
from date the rat OF per cent per saliluin.
signed by said M m mixer and deli CT.
ed to a.lti paNn lp fOthe order OF aaiG illnrtgn
gee. and hitch said ort and note WAS nj
ter tha exeemti0 hereof f0 vnlne received tli!ty
sold and nssa ned Wy said lie Ms'stern Stscns1tS
Company nv instPnment in writing dial Gu th.
it'll, day oi July $500. to herc:;c A. iil,ert and
which said assignment WAS duly recorded IN the
office OF tie Re gster Of De. tls In and Tor ne
County OF Marshall and state OF Minnesotss, on.
the l7tl, day OF July 1890. Mt 80 s,'clock.
M. book q OF ortsagea. page Il1 there
the said nSsi..nre f snisl mort gage ny
rpaaOn Of the said default In THE oil SAID,
Interest lsis elected to. and hereby .ises aM,s
exercises her AHl she does hertb declare
tibet the whole Of money wlch.s ss.cnre.i by
a,iid lnOrteag liz nov rue eGd aynbs h,,d4
there ii claimed to be due md ilnpaid at the
4iatesaf tits tice HpoM said III Ortgage and note
the. sum nf Five Hundred and One Dollars as
|lsrjncipaI and the sum sof Ninety Two Dollars
and eleven cents as aud ~ action or
processing at law or Otherwise having ben In
stituted to recover the debt secnred by said
Mortgage or my part thereof:
NON, III Err EFO R E. Notire il hereby given.
that by virtue Of power 81 sale contained In
snid Mor,9ugc. and p,rsuant ia. the statute in
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
MILDRED B. w ALKER.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

u hlAAR1 tDLfAtIMENI. IS
+ No. enrolled A
Total days attendance. ..........7S8
Average daily attendance .
No. Perfect in attendance. 20
Those perfect in attendance are:
Oscar Blomsness, Bernice Barnes,
Clars. Bennewitz. Vernie Henry,
Alfred Johnson, Blalrcl,e Nelson,
Addin Nelson, l'lit,,-.ey Olson, ANA
Jp.i Peter -s,il. ti,s,..ss. Hsss. F';si.,A
Roi,s..,ss Tnsil SLY rs, Vi ;5.l.- -
Lin,loal Wood, fiattie Mood, Maggie.
Wooiery, CM,rlsy Whitney, George,
Znerold, Marble Shaw
LIZZIE N. NAlLoR.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
MAY q. BARNHART.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.

INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT..
No. enrolled 3. i. AZ
Total days OF attendance .792
Average attendance. 80
No. perfect in attendance &c
Names OF those perfect in attend
ance are: Earl Beach Leon Burke,
Dana Easton, Synnev;a Grindeland.
Earl Gilbert, Mildred Gordon, Clarice
Grindeland, Charlie Johnson, Annie
johnson, Ernest Jel.rue, Earl Lough-
ridge, Birdie Mack, Addie Nelson,
Monri,d Olson, Cealie Pihlstron,
Emma Peterson, E'lna Slice, Fri.la.
Svenning, Herbert Southwortl,
CLlude Whitney, Jennie Wood. Ul;,
Wood, Edison Wood, Charlie Nelson,
Annie Nelson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

II AM opposed to all monopolies
and trusts, but love this country,
and want it's industries to be sus-
tanned. / do not want our laboring
men brought to the level OF the poor
people OF Europe. "--KNUrE NELSON.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

" A protective tariff fosters trusts, 7
shouts the free trader. Why il, then,
that free trade England is the most
trust ridden country on the face Of
the earth?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

In order that there may be no
misunderstanding on the part Of the
voters. let it be understood that in
places where the population is less
than twelve thousand it Is not ne
cessary to be registered in order to
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
Eusic Lessons

1 will give lessons on the organ or
piano Mt reasonable rates See me
ut residence OF Aug. Ll,ntlgreu.
Mrs. @. IS. yERNER.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
w b. MATTER, PIN.

~ ~ - " ALTER, 4 Hill
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Total Enrolment. ..33S
fotaIatten'lance in days.........67O
Average daily attendance IS {,
No. perfect in attendance. 20
Names OF those perfect in attend
once: Leora Easton, Lille Franscn,
Earl Henry, Lea Henry, Jennie Scarf,
Matte Slice, Florence Ts.xlor, Eslher
Dagobarg. Milton Louglmidge. Louise
Swandby, Gertie BlolnsnesS, Olga
Blomsness, Clyde Chaplin, Howard
Dady, Freddie Eniex, Willie Harris,
Bertha IougEmidge, Lena Scarf,
Bernice Sagcr, Willie Saser,
NAV n RApNu4rrr
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
al
No. Idoz5.

NO. 1851 ~
The Red River Valley Stock Com.
p,iny have purchased from G. w.
Brown q: three-fOurt his interest iii tile
Black Brilliant Stallion, Y.llmono,
(No. 1915 and have paid llnrge
price for their interest. This stallion
ii second to no man s horse IN Mar.
shall county either III breeding or III.
dividual merits, md fnrlners Rhtl
have high grade Pprcheron l1ares
should see him and star IN He right
5directio to breed Per chprt,rls
This stallion will stand for 4 limit
ed number Of mares an Thnfsdays
and Fridays DC Eli IA 1iiist' farm
in Warrenton. and the l,alance 81
the time &C e: Browns burn att
Warren.
TERMS: $40 to insure ,lae when
mare proves to be ii foa1;; Temp ~
For further infor1nat ion call 81
10 az
Red River al lev sstoc I ca.
osss1
y
tlre ,l,ts Tor the New MA
Grad rS md tl,e AustiTs Reversible
Roasl acl lile lss' full
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
School Report

HlGH School DEPARTMENT.
Report Of the city schools for the
month ending Oct. 18th, 1892.
Total enrolment 80
Total attendance III ii,iys.........ss5I2
Average daily attendance.
Number perfect III Attendance. g
Bessie Gordon, sbdie Gordon,
Anna swandb.y, Mabel Scarf, Henry
Taralseth, Lena rar,.lseth, Lett,
Shaw, Susie Easton. Florence ketcll-
am, Gertie Isaacson, Flora l.iniber.
son, Mary Riorklund, Willie Tnllal.,
Harry Stevens, Jay Seeley, Grace
Loughris,ge, Garfield Johnson, Daisy
Bernard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

liz free trade is good for the farm
ers, why is it that the farmers 81 free
trade England are fat on their backs,
with no hope for the future?