Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-22

Services in the Norwegian Luth-
eran churh next Sunday 1870 Il IN.
William Guthrie, the young man
who lost his arm, is now well enough
to he up and aronnd.
Congressman John Lind will
speak in Warren on Columbus Day,
Oct. 2lst, in the evening.
= - Alfred johnson, of Wnrrenton,
says his wheat went Is bushels to
the acre and grades No. l Northern.
- Mrs. John Hair and children OF
'rookston arrived yesterday morn
ing Tor n visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Huogard.
- Found: A pocket bouk contain
ING a sum of money. Owner can
have the sa me by calling at this Of
lice and payin" for this notice.
Elevator men and private ship
perS complain that the railroad COM
pnny is mure slow than ever this wear
III furnishing ears Tor shipping grain
- Herman St0ckenstrom and d.
+. Reese, two popular Scandinavian
speakers, will addrt IS the people OF
Marshall county ut the county fairin
Stephen on Oct 1St
- Hon. B. G: Gill started for his
home in Chicago on Monday last.
He has en- Dyed his summer visit very
much and may perhaps return to
spend part OF the winter here.
Two emigrants who had been
quarantined on account OF cholera
arrived in this city on Tuesday.
They had certificates showing that
they had been thoroughly disin-
fected
- Nels n. Nelson, the gentlemanly
postmaster OF Eckvoll y. O., town OF
Oak Park, WAS in the city yesterday
He and his brother are also in the
general merchandise business, the
firm being 0. X. & N. X. Nelson, and
they are doing we'll
j. a. Welandpr, the jeweer, will
erect a new two story frame store
building, size % 81. His old store
has been moved to the railroad
rigEt-Ofway where it will remain un-
I'll his new building gets finished.
Welandrr is going to keep pace with
the boom.
Prof. otto LuGger, OF the State
Experimental farm, PASSED through
Warren ON Tuesday. He had been
up to Argyle to investi gate the work
ings OF IL certain little insect which
has done damage to wheat fields in
that vicinity. The insect, which
Prof. Lugger calls the Frit fly, is
found in the stalk of wheat on which
it gnaws until it topples over MAX
ing the whole field look rs il it had
been struck by hail. Prof. Lugger
says that the remedy against the in
sect is to either burn the stubble or
plOW it under in the fall.
Frank Ives, OF Crookston, the
people randi,ate for Judge OF dis
trict court in the fourteenth judicial
district, was in the city Tuesday in
trrviewing some of his friends. He.
is a most persistent office srekpr,and
for that reason alone, ii for no other,
he deserves defeat. His nomination.
in the first place, WAS obtained by
employing The methods OF a machine
politician, and besides, he is consd-
cred to he utterly unqualified for the
high office. His record as county
attorney OF Polk county counts
against him. The people heIieve in
n non-political judiciary, and for
that reason republicans, democrats
ami popuists will support the pres
ent Judge, Hon. Irn b. Mills, who has
come out as an independent cantli-
date for reelection.
= Hon. f. w. Wagner, the peo-
ple's party candidate for the lpgis-
ature, was endorsed by the demo
cratic convention at Stephen Mr..
Wagoner may be an honest man but
he was Il mere cipher in the legislnt.
ure two years ago. And thus do the
democrats and populists combine
like Herod and Plate OF old. Prin.
ciple counts for nnught with these
ptrties as long rs they can down til,
republicans. The democrats want Il
WI ie open policy, and the pupuIists
claim that they favor prohibition
and in this respect Wagoner find:
himself between the devil and tht
deep sea. The people will not Ell
dorse the scheming popnlist and
democratic politicians. and will vot,
fr good honest John Westerson o
Hnllock, who will be our next repre-
sentative in the legislature.