Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-10-06
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teaching school in Vega on Monday
last
Congressman John Lind viii,
speak in Warren on Co!umhus Day,
Oct. 21st, in tne evening.
Key. Z, I. Stensaas will preach
an the Norwegian Luthcrn church
next Sunday morning" at 1920.
For SALE: One span mules, four
working oxen, and fnrm machinery,
5 miles south west OF WARREN.
j. TAYLOR.
Judge c. S. Hull arrived home
from his visit in Iudiana on Satur-
day. He left his father somewhat
better but far from we'll.
james 'Brien, OF Stephen, WAS
adiudged insane by the Judge of
probate {, S, Hull, and sent to the
asylum at Fergus Falls on Friday
last.
- a. b. Nelson has commenced to
build Il fine new residence on Nelson
Ave, to be occupied by himself and
family. He had to catch on to the
boom.
The lecture by Rev. NJ. Falk
Gjertscn Tuesday afternoon WIS not
ats well attended as it deserved to be,
aut those present enjoyed II rich
literary treat.
Otto ROLLS, who used to work
for AlentZer IN the machine business
here, has again returned to this
county with his family, after al,
absence OF several years in the ':vitl
and woody west
LOST: About Sept. 10, near And.
Lodoen's blacksmith shop, Warren,
a purse containing two ten-dol,l.
bills and some silver coin Finder
will please return to Martin Peterson,
Vega, or leave at SHEAF office.
d. W. Lawler, the democratic
candidate for governor speaks here
tomorrow (Friday),at 1:3O p. Nj, and
IN the evening Hon. Halvor Steiner
son will address the people on the
political questions. Both meetings
VIII be held at the Court House
Let everybody attend both meet
ings.
The city schools are making ar
Tan1ements for an elaborate ccle-
bration OF Columbus Day on Oct
2lst. The day is made Il natioual
holiday by act OF congress. People.
who live in communities where no
celebrations are held are cordially
invited to Join The Warren people in
observing the day. Congressman
John Lind speaks in the evening.
beautiful weather and a big.
crowd OF people favored the second
annual county fair of Marshall Coun-
ty, at Stephen, on Friday and Sutur-
day last week. A large number OF
Warren people were visitors at the
fair,especialIy on Saturday. Thelive
stock exhibit Was quite large, and
demonstrated the fact that as fine
horses, cattle, pigs, sheep and poul-
try ctn he raised in Marshall county Y
as in any other place in the world
The agricultural and fine art exllib
it's were held in the school house, and
again we must praise the ladies fol
the interest which they seemed tc
take in the fair. The domestic art
department WAS he bestexhibt, and
contained ii large variety of articles
OF exquisite workmanship, made by
women's busy hands The Stephen
school had Il very fine exhibit ni
school work which reflected mnrl
credit upon Prof Noyes and the
other teachers. In the agricultural
department. were found fine specimens
Of the products OF Marshall Count,
soil, but this exhibit was not ne,,l
as large and complete as would b,
desirable in n grratagricu!tura coun
ty like ours. q
The republican rally advertised
for Saturday was poorly managed
and one speaker, Herman Stocken
strom, Of st. Paul, was given nt
opportunity to make an address q
all. In the afternoon it was announc
ed that he would speak in the even
ing, but when evening came no plac
was provided for the meeting. Man,
people were anxious to hear thi
speaker who had to be away iron
his home four days and travel 7Ol
miles on purpose to be there
We regret that we could no
attend the rhetorical contest whicl
took place in t he school Oh Satur,la
evening. 1t is said to have been
great success. Master Samuel Clar
cnrrie'l off the first prize OF $40 70
the best recitation.