Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-10-11
Whitney leads in low prices.

-O Ole Forde, Wnrrcn's fnvorite
yiolinist,- will play at the Young
Peoples Concert.
- Hon. w, +. Kelso, OF Kittson
county, came down Monday evening
returning next day, but his mission
was business not politics.
Judge c. s. Hull and wife, and
his mother, and Mr. Stormont, were
visitors at the county fair at Ste
phen oa Friday last week. ,..
49, Tickets to the Young Peoples
Concert are on sale at Whitney's
Drugstore. General admission, 2.1
cts. Reserved seats 35 els.
49, Prof. Beach, the successful vio-
lin Instructor OF the N. W., has kind.
ly consented to render II few selec-
tions ut the Young Peoples Concert
MFR. Riley kezar, OF Warrentor
gave this Office q pleasant call the
other day. He is one Of he early
settlers in the town and an ALA
round hustler.
"A fine programme is being pre-
pared by the young people OF the
Presbyterian Society. Under the dj-
rection OF Mrs. Tuilnr and Mrs. Pow
ell, which will be given at the Ops sra
House, Oct. IS.
- The Ladies Of the Swedish iuth-
eran church will have IL supper and
an auction sale at the G. j. Johnson
building on Friday evening, Oct. 10.
Supper ready at six O'Clock. All
cordially invited. .
Rev. j. NJ. Brown, q former resi-
dent of town Of Wange-, and at one
timecounty superintendent Of fschoo!s
of Marshall county, has been assign
ed to the NJ. r. pastorate in Warren.
Rev. C. 3. Brecount goes to Minnea.
polls. .... .-.
John Z. Ostrom had to leave on
Friday afternoon last week for
Grand Forks to have his hand oper-
ated on again at the hospithl. When
last heard from he was getting along
nicely, and he is expected home in Il
few days. ...~
Congressman McChary and
Frank M. Eddy, tie Republican can
didate for congress III this district
will speak at Warren October Goth.
That will be another rbusing meet
ing Let everybody cone! McCleaiy
speaks at o'clock in The afternoon,
and Eddy probably i'm the evening.
- Mr.. G. w. 5Abrdhnmson, who
lives II few miissnorth oi town, is a
farmer believes in raising something
else than wheat. This year he has
had planted about three-fourths Of
IN acre into onions, from whic! he
has raised o1er q hundred bushels
He has also ra:sela q large quantity
OF potatoeswhich he las sold right
here in Wa lren for fifty cents II bush
ell. The oher day he brought the
SHEAF a e. fneorus supply OF nice on
ions and big yellow plmpk rs, for
which we return hearty thanks.
The Marshall County Fair at
Stephen |on Thursday and Friday
last week was not as much Of II
"howlilg + success as it might have
been, oking partly to the very un
favorable weather, making the roads
almosl impassable. and partly to
a lacl of interest on the part Of the
farm ds. The enterprising people OF
Stephen FIRST inaugurated the county
fair.hnd whatever success it has at
tailed has come mainly from their ef.
forts. But it is ~ difficult ma tier to
arouse and keep up n general inter
esE in this movement over the entire
comfy, and for that reason it would
bewell to change the plan and t.
hbld the fair in each Of the three
towns successfully. Next year, fol
instance, it might be held at War
ren, the year after at Argyle and the
third year at Stephen again. In thi;
manner a healthy rivalry woult
| spring up among the three towns, as
each would strive to get up the best
! fair. And such IL plan, the SHEAI
understands, is favored by the pres
ent management. Are~orgnnizntiol
OF the association on these lines, th'
SHEAT believes would infuse new lif,
and increase the usefulness of tn,
county fair. Let Warren aud Ar
gyle unite with Stephen i'll this enter
prise.
The exhibits this year in the differ
ent departments were fewer than a
former fairs. but a' We're good. w
believe that Marshall county raise
the finest vegetables in the world
Noticeable this year were the fin
samples ofcorn on exhibition, dem
onstrating that corn can be rnise'
here successfully. Some excellen
fax w,.s also shown. The live stocl
del III tt.ncnt was also greatly ad
mined.