Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-25

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say? Well, can't quite make it out
1t looks as if it were supposed to be
over there where you see those tall
weeds. s>~.
Dairying. ~
| There is farmer hauling a load o1
milk to some creamery. See the fine
horses. And there comes an anto
do believe it is full of milk cans, too
that's the way I should like to hau,
milk. I wonder if he has a MILKING
machine!
Have you noticed how often the ca,
has stopped lately? Here we stop a.
gain. We must soon be in town. And
it's about time for breakfast, isn't it:
Corn Will Grow.
Look at that splendid corn. Why
it looks better than the Iowa corn
People used to think that corn would
not grow here; and even now twnen
you tell them, they will say: But il
won't ripen, so what's the use of try
ing to raise it?'' How can they know
what it is good for, if they do not
try?
Glover.
Glover, too, wouldn't grow here be
fore it was tried. You wouldn't be
lieve it, would you; but look at thai
field. No wonder the seed took the
worlds first prize and gold medal.
Potatoes.
And what do you suppose grows
over there. Currants, did you say? No
it's potatoes. That is the way they
thrive up here; and it is no wonde,
that people have come as far as from
Texas and Oklahoma to get seed po
tatoes. On that side is a Nursery
See how we'll kept it is. -
WARREN.
Here we are, and in good time
Have you never been in Warren be
fore? We have all day to see it in 81
there is no hurry. But here are {
good many things to see, so We mus
not stop too long at each place.
We are quite proud of our little
city. Everyone should do all the.
can for their home city. So when
come to visit you, you can say tina
yours is the best
Over here we have the Washington
building, where North Star College
has had some of the rooms We shall
find out about the work a little later
later.
On the other side of the 500 depo
the College has twenty acres where
the new building is to be erected a:
soon as possible. Excavation for the
basement is nearly completed. Next t.
the school grounds to the right, is the
Island Park. The city has fixed thi
up in splendid style. The river ha!
made a cutoff, so that good part O
the year you can reach the park onl,
by the two bridges the driving
bridge or the walking bridge.
! On the other side of the park j.
one Of the dams; and here is also +;
hydraulic ram that forces water tt
the city hospital, when the water il
the river is high enough.
To the right of the park, and acros!
the Snake river is the hospital. The
reputation of it's Physicians and Sur
geons, and nurses has brot patients
from far and near.
Now we will cross the river agar
for visit to Lundgren's brick yard
When you know that 100000 bricl
are put out yearly, you will not wond
er at the size of the yard and the
kilns. Here is where the cream col
ored brick comes from that you see
SO often.
We will cross another bridge or
cur way UdCh, duO We Will pcto0 VI
see several churches. This pretty
little church is the Sw. Mission
church. This large fine brick church
is the Swedish Lutheran Church. 1t is
the largest in the city. That fine lit
tie church with the golden cross be-
longs to the Norwegian Synod, and
the one block away belongs to the
United Norwegian Synod.
You will notice the fine graded
roads and streets that we have. The
splendid results are largely due to
the fact that we have very effective
sewer system.
You will also notice that we have
the electric street lights. The city
owns the electric light plant and
pumping station. We are very for
tunate, too, in having splendid artesi-
an well from which all of the city
water is taken. The whole citv is.