Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-07-13
CITYLOTS FOR SHLe

Office opposite POSToFFICE.
= Sheriff Sinclair was up in town
OF Wright Tuesday and arrested a
man who is wanted in Wisconsin.
All reports that we have been
able to obtain from the country in,
dicate light crop of wheat this
year. With a light crop and a small
price, the prospects are not very
cheerful. Still everything may turn
out better than we anticipate, and it
IS no use to feel discouraged.
The annual school meeting for
the Independent district Of Warren
will be held at the School house Lext
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Be
sides the election of members on the
school board, the free text book
question will be discussed. A full at
tendance OF the voters is requested.
- For a picture and description OF
the wonderful Ferris wheel at the
Worlds Fair, see third page of this
paper. We enjoyed the novelty OF
IL ride in this wheel, twice around, for
half Il dollar. Gov. Russell, OF Mas.
sachusetts, alluded to the wheel as
"a Yankee notion, by thunder and
we guess he is right.
The Swedish lutheran Red Riv-
er Valley district holds it's mission
ary meetings in Marshall county at
places and times as follows: Monday
July 18th, in Comstock at 1890;
the same day in Augsburg; Tuesday,
July 18th, 1870 a. m. in Vega; We'd
nesday, July 10Th, 10 a. M, in Low
err Snake; in Warren, Wednesday at
s p. M, and Thursday 10 a. M, 2
p. ~, and Jubilee service at 8 D. m,
the same day.
= Mayor Ostrom and wife return
ed from the Worlds Fair on Mon
day, they having made a short visit
in Carver county on their way home.
In Chicago, Mayor Harrison took
our mayor under his special protec-
tion, in the shade ofhis big slouch hat,
and conferred upon him the freedom
OF the city, a privilege that Mayor
Ostrom fully appreciated, but did
not abuse. When Mayor Harrison
returns the visit, we will have a big
time in Warren.
- The Fourth OF July was big
day at the Worlds Fair, more than
3O2 900 people being there to take
part in the celebration. Speeches
were made by vice president Steven
son, Mayor Harrison and other
prominent men. There we're too
many people Tor a really good time,
and but few could hear what the
speakers said. An interesting feat
urc was the unfurling OF Paul Jones
flag and the exhibition OF Andrew
Jackson's sword. There was excel
| lent music and never before have we
hear! the national airs played SO
we'll. The fire works and electric dis
plays in tile evening were magnif-
cent. The grounds lad the appear
ance Of one continuous sea OF hu-
manity, and if once caught in the
centre OF big crowd escape was ont
Of the question.
= The Fourth Of July races which
had been postponed once or twice
on account OF the weather, took
place yesterday afternoon in The
presence Of a large crowd of people.
The day was fair and the track in
splendid condition. First came Il
trotting race i'll which horses were
entered by A. NJ. Shaw, d. Farrell,
land Thomas keefe The. race was
won by Keefc first, and Shaw second,
the prizes being $50 & $40.
IN the second trotting race horses
were entered by A. G. Wickman and
Geo. Rosslnan, Wickman winning
first prize, $40, and Rossman second
$500.
In the running race, horses were en-.
tered by W. D. Tripp. ". r. Craig,
James Gillespie and J. A. Anderson.
Craig won first money, $40, and Gill
lespie second, $40.
In the pony race james Stradel
won the prize of $5 90.
The Slow race was won by James
Strader, prize $500.
In the bicycle race wheels we're en-.
tered by Harry Wood, Martin Aubol,
j w. A. Cobb and Alfred Swandby.
Wood came in first, Swandby, sec
ond, and Aubol third. Prizes: z,
and 2 dollars.
My little boy WIS very bad off fOl
two months with d,arrhga. We used
various medicines, also called i'll two
doctors, but nothing done him any
good until we used Chnmberlain's
/ Collie, Cholera and Diarrllga RENE
dy, which gave immediate relief and
soon cured him. ] consider it the
best medicine made md can con
scientiously recommend it to oil wlle
n need Il diarrlllna or collie medicine. j