Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-09-01
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MNcll fttu tril SaturtN, a1tel
noon and night and on Sunday,
- Senator March has our thank
Tor Il nice mess Of garden vegetables
The heavy rain Saturday M
and Sunday stopped threshing 70
the rest OF the week.
- Remember the republican ratif
cation meeting at Warren mex
Tnes,ley evening, Sept. 9Th.
- Service will ba held in the Nol
w"gian Lutheran church next Sun
day, Sept. 4th, ut 1870 a. m.
Rev. O. S. Werner will hold seryi
cps in Warren next Sunday forenoon
at lO:3O, and at } z. Nj. in Vega.
- Mrs. Mer'link and Miss Lizzi
Frrnstrom of Stephen visited owe
Sunday with county treasurer Holm
Mrs. l.. Cate Wood is in the twir
"iirs his week attending grand mil
linery openings and buying her fnl
stock.
&C. j. Johnson bought twelve
head of beef cattle from the stool
farm Of Thomas Topper in Augsburg
on Saturday last.
- Mr.. b. o Gresly has moved from
Warren to New SOlum where he has
entered Il homestead and will make
his home in the future.
- Rev. Pollock, of Fergus Falls
who has spent few weeks in this
city supplying the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church, returned home
on Monday.
= F. ". Flanders is again in thf
employ OF the Bank of Warren. HI
will move his family back to Warren
in short time We welcome then
back to- this city.
- The people Of Warren have hai
considerable fun for some time tc
watch our famous horse trainers
break in hronchos. but the bronchos
have had the least fun.
p. Fl. Holm, O. l.. Melgaar6,
and Geo. r. Roberts went to Moor
head yesterday to attend the Repub
lican congressional convention whicl
convenes there to day.
The citizens meeting held Fri
daT ovenin" to elect Delegates to tn.
reciprocity conference at Crane
Forks appointed a committee te SO
Iect delegates who would be sure tt
60.
- e. ]. Highworden, the barber
will do no shaving for a time at least
fle has obtained q position with the
Great Northern and will have charg,
nf a dining car between Crooksto,
and Helena.
- Most of the wheat has been Gu
md threshin@ has commenced. Chas
A. Bradley reports an average of /;
bushels to the acre, hut the genera
average in the county will DOUBTLESS
be much less.
- Horace W. Brown, the rppnbli
can candidate for comfy attorney
has challenged Vim. G. Brown, tn
candidate Of the democratic ant
peoples parties, to Joint discussion
OF he issues involved in the presen
campaign throughout Marshallroun
ty, the first meeting to be not late
than Sept. 18th
Ii. o. Lien, one of the leailin!
Alliance men of Foldal, was in tow
last Thursday. In a conversation
which we had with him Mr.. Lien ex
pressed himself as having no fait'
whatever in Donnelly and he wi
therefore support Knute Nelson 10
governor, and thinks that u gre,,
many alliance men ont his way wi
do the same.
= Daniel Currier Of River Fall.
Wis, is here visiting relatives q
Warren and Angus. He is an unc
OF Mrs. G. S. Wattam. Mr.. Currit
is fine old gentleman who has mac
enough money at farming to enab
him to spend his declining years
peace and comfort. His childre
have been given u good educntiol
and are now we'll settled in life.
The public schools will re-ope
on Monday, Sept. 5th. Parents al
earnestly requested to send the
children from the start that IL
work in the different classes may |
entered upon promptly. Pupils wi
do not enter until two or three weel
after the beginning oil tie term "
fall behind in their stndies and, "
perhaps, be hampered in their wol
the whole term.