Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07
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on the Fourth.
Herman Lindherg Of Carver,
Minn., spent the Fourth with his
brother, John Lindberg.
- Service in the Swetlidh Luther,
an church next sunday forenoon ut
lO:an by Rev.O.S. Werner.
w. n. Powell, and his mother
and sister, started to visit among
relntives and friends in Wisconsin
yeste: day.
- Peter Rutz came back from the
lar west yesterday. He did not like
the country he s;.w, and is glad to
stay. here.
The Peoples party at their con-
yention Ill Omassn nOminuted james
Is. Weaver, I'll Iowa, for president,
and .Inmes q. Field, an ex-cOnfeder-
ate general, for vice-president.
- Judge A. Grindelnnd responded
to the toast sour Country" ut the
dedication and second annual ban
quet of the Red River Valley Luther
an College, Grand Forks, OH July 1st.
- The W. c. Il. U. will meet at the
residence OF Mrs EasUon on Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to elect Of
1icers for the ensuing year and for
the transaction OF other important
business. a full attendance is de-
sired.
A young tough raised quite a
disturbance on the ears going north
Oh Tuesday morning, and he was
taken off the train and put in the
city lock up by marshal Dady. He
is one OF the fellows tarred and feath-
cred in Crookston acouple years ago.
- Mr.. Fl. J. Bennewitz left yester-
8tlay for Zumbrota, Minn.. where Mrs.
Bennewitz and the children have
sbeen visiting for q few weeks. Mr..
sBennewitz will purchase a large
stock OF something new while away
Band bring his family with him when he
Freturns.
The members OF the Warren
Fire Department surprised their
Chief, Mr., Fl J. Bennewitz, IN very
pleasant manner by presenting him
with very beautiful silver trumpet
Tor the Fourth as a recognition OF
his service to the department. and a
token OF their esteem.
A large delegation of old SOL
dirrs and citizens went from Warren
Tuesday to attend the races and the
Grand Army Encampment at Crooks
ton this week. Among those who
went were Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Pow
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kivel, editor
and Mrs. II. f.. Stevens, Miss Eva
Powell.
- Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Nelson anl
two OF their children, OF COkuto,
Minn.. arrived the morning of the
Fourth to- visit for while in the
family OF We editor. Mrs. Nelson is
onr sister. and neither she nor her hns-
band have ever seen the Rp, River
Valley before. Mr.. Nelson is a busi-
ness man of COkato, and he express
Cs himself rs being very much pleas
eel with our country apd it's pros
poets, and quite surprised to find
Warren to be so beautiful and thrifty
ii vity.
- - Oliver Du Rietz, brother OF
Nrls Brandt, OF town OF New Folden,
died in Buenos Ayres in the Argen-
tine Republic. South America, on
Feb. 7th. He was at the time of his
death the general agent in South
America for the Dpering Harvesting
Machine Co. Mr.. Du Kietz was we'll
known in Warren where he used to
live some years ago. He had a
mind we'll filed with useful knowl-
edge gained by self study, and in his
extensive travels. His command Of
languages was wonderful and he
spoke more than half dozen flu
emily.
The ANIMAL convention OF w. G..
i. u. for the fourteenth district will
be held in the Presbyterian church
ut Warren, July 18th and 14th. The
following is the program, July 18th:
MORNING SESSION.
Meeting OF executive committee.
Decorating church and assignment
OF places for entertainment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional exercises. Music. Re.
ports from local unions. Papers by
Mrs. Valentine, Miss Nett, of Ar.
gyle and Mrs. Hunt, OF East Grand
Forks. Recitation by Mrs. Ch,,s
Hull. Speeches, etc.
EVENING SESSION.
Music. Prayer. Address of vel
come by Mrs. Easton. Response by
Mrs. DR.. Chaplin, Of Euclid. A short
program by the children composing
the l.. II. l.. Address by Mrs. Amss
state organizer. Recitation by Mrs
l.. q. Wood. &.
Thursday, July 14th.
MORNING SESSION.
Business meeting.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Children's program by the l.. T. Z,
AN are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. james Fullerton of Pelan
KittsOn Co., brought down n sample
of clover similar to Alfsllf,. which Ii.
calls ''esparsette" or "sainfoin." II
is u leguminons plant and thrives
we'll on barren sandy soils or chalky
hills, will stand any drOuth anu
make a good crop OF hay nnd bette,
than all, Mr.. Fullerton has demon
stratea that it does not winter xiii
IN this climate, he having sown it in