Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
THE PROGRAM
IS A HUMMER.
Speeches ard Music to Fill the
Day With Interest and
Enthusiasm.

When Warren sets out to do any,
thing it does it right. The double
entertainment provided for next
Tuesday will not be an exception un-
less it be in the way of being better
than anything offered before.
- The interest manifested shows that
the attendance at the good roads con-
vention is going to be something
immense. The weather is the only
thing that will prevent the city from
being filled with visitors.
The Commercial Club Committee
which has the affair in charge have
met with nothing but interest and
willing help at every hand. Every
body is helping to push good thing
along with the result that things
will be moving from the arrival of
the first visitor until the last man is
out of town. The program will
begin early in order to find time for
all the good things provided. The
first session will be called to order at
10 O'Clock at the elegant new city
hall. 1t is a large room, but it will
be wisdom to be on hand early to get
a good place.
The band will be out before the
opening of the exercises and will
also give several numbers of the pro-
gram.
Judge Grindeland will welcome the
visitors, and DR.. Wattam will speak
on the subject "The Country Road,
of which he has seen a few, and
Judge Grindeland will address the
meeting on 1.-The City Street,"
subject it may take some time*;to
reach the bottom of.
At 80 the meeting will adjourn
and headed by the band will march
to meet the "Good Seed Special,'
where an interesting exhibit of all
kinds OF seed grains will be seen and
lectures by state experts be listened
to. Recent arrivals from Illinois and
Iowa say that seed grain trains are
old and valued institution down there
and they are not going to miss the
chance of seeing one of them here.
About 80 the convention will
meet aagin at the city hall for an
other interesting and instructive pro-
gram. Muisc by the orchestra will
open the proceedings, after which
the State Engineer of Good Roads
will deliver an address which will
really be the central point of the
proceedings. Mr.. G. A. Tullar will
present paper on "Good Farming,
Good Roads, and Good Citizenship. :"
County Attorney Brown will address
township officers and road overseers
on their powers and duties in the
matter of roads. This one address
will be worth the whole day spent in
attendance to every official present.
A good many road officers will be
surprised to learn what they are
bound to. according to law, when they
hear this address.
Another number which will be of
value to every one is the talk on road
machinery, by j. B. Galarneault, a
member of the Sta ate Highway Com
mission.
There will be opportunity offered
to ask questions and receive inform
alton on any point throughout the
whole program. .. ..-...
The convention and the seed train
will be interesting to the ladies' and
the young folks too, and it the wealth
er is,favorable they should be brought
along to share in the good things,
but if the weather should be stormy
it will be all right for the men folks
to come anyway as the meetings will
all be in comm odious and comfort
able quarters
The program is arranged as follows
(ony ention will be called to order
~ Chairman of Committee.
Music by the Band.
Address OF Welcome, Judge A.
%Grindeland
..The Country Road paper BY Or.
G. S. Wattam
.9'Ihe City Street 'Judge Jgll a. 8.
Grindeland
Adjournment to Good Seed spe-
cial" at l1:3O.
Afternoon Session, 30.
Music by the Orchestra.
Address by Geo. W. Cooley, State
Engineer.
Good farming, Good Roads, and