Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-22
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Now it looks more like winter

NOW IL looks more like winter
again.
c. A. Bradley arrived Saturday
with carload OF horses from Illinois,
See Ills announcement. ~
Wanted, to know what has be-
c me OF the Warren Silver Cornet
Band.
- Alfred Johnson and wife retur-
ned yesterday from Carlton Co..,
where they have been on visit.
Charley Wittelstein.managero ger Of
the Irish farm, returned home Mon
day from st. Paul, looking hale and
hearty as ever. :.
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On Friday evening" March 80,
.ihe Peek Sisters willsSNe an enter
iainment ae the Opera House, under
tile auspices OF the. Ladies Aid Sorie-
1y OF the Presbyterian Church. -.
Would it not be il good scheme
t'r some OF our young men and wo-
len to attend the Crookston Nor
1lal School 4 Business College this
spring and study Book keeping, Ste
iography or prepare for teaching?
j. j. Sutton, OF Augrstn, Wis,
Sarmer, lawyer, orator, and dealer in
'4uadrupeds, delivered Il temperance
peech in the Opera House on Fri
tay evening last week to il large fu-
dience. .
Charles Noolery, I,st week,
drove from Warren to Judis, and
back, with one of Mr.. Loughridge's
ieams, a trip close to 200 miles, in
the short space of 21 hours. Ii any,
BODY can beat this driving, we
would like to know it.
p. j. Haseltine, the market gar
dener, of Euclid, Polk: Co., was in
the city on Monday. He has recent
ly returned fromsWisconsin where hi.
mas spent the past two years. Mr.
Haseltine, u few years ago, supplied
our people With garden vegetables,
and ne will probably do so again
next summer. Warren people found
dim good square man do deal
with. I -. r -s- 5., ..t,
VIM. MCKINLEY, the next presi-
dent OF D. S., will address the repub-
aicans OF minnesota at the co lvention
of Minnesota State League Clubs at
Minneapolis on March 2sth. Tie
Great Northern railway will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Minneapolis on &C.
count OF said meeting at one fare fol
the round trip. Tickets for sale on
the 2 ith and will allow a stay of two
days in Minneapolis. Many Will un-
doubtedly take advantage OF the
cheap rates to hear the distinguish
ed speaker and sta tesman.
- The Spring Term of the Crooks
ton Normal School & Business Col
l'ge opens on Monday, March Goth.
All studies necessary for Tenchers
First Grade Certificate, for Book
keepers and Stenographrrs arc
taught. Tuition One Dollar per
week. Bnnrd aud room at Very low
rates. For further information a,!-
dress b. a. STRAWBRIDGF,
CroOkston, MINI.
- A child is born; the physician at
tends and receives his fee. The edi
tor writes up the event and receives
o. The child reaches manhood's es
tate, is married; the minister receives
his fee. The editor writes it up and
receives o.. Time passes on and tn,
man dies; lie physician, the minister
and the henndertakerreceive their fees.
The editor writes it up and receive
900. The .;,nccs are that the baby
the groom md the dead man took
more paper han he could read aud
never subsc. bed or contributed O..
cent to his local paper,-Ex.
- Rev. r. Fl. Battey, of Crookston.
in the March number Of The Message,
has the following kind words to sn,
OF the Warren City Schools:
"Warren, Minn,. village schools
are housed in four rooms entirely
too cramped and small: in one school
house. Prof. W. b. Walters, than
whom there are few more successful
teachers in Northwestern Minnesota,
is principal. Visiting the schools Oh
Washington's birthday we fo,.n
teachers and pupils participating III
literary exercises suited to the occn-
s.o.l, while m,ny parents and pat
rons OF the hools were present.
Not enough OF s,ch exercises are had
in some public schools. BIT we are
glad to not, the rising tide OF in:er-
est in them on the part Of schoo'
workers. One can see only prophecy
OF good in a literary programme
like this in public schools where chill
dren OF foreign parentage become SO
enthusi site i'll learning and pro-
claimin the virtues Of such great
Americans rs Washington, Lincoln,
Grant and others. Public schools
are right places to plant crops both
OF relig on and pn rio ISM