Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-06-17
VALLEY ASSOCIATION
WILL CONVENE
SPECIAL TRAIN TO MOORHEAD
JUNE 25-PROMINENT MEN
WILL SPEAK

Wednesday and Thursday, June 25
and 26 the Minnesota Red River Val
ley Development Association will
hold it's first meeting at Moorhead.
This association is~a young organiza-
tion, but live one, having as mem
bers, prominent men from the ten
counties, Becker, Clay, Norman, Kitt-
son, Mahnomen, Red Lake, Polk,
Pennington, Roseau and Marshall.
The movement is all for the general
benefit of the Red River Valley, to
draw peoples attentions hitherward,
and to help make this section of the
country what it should be.
There will be interesting programs
with many prominent men as speak
ers, chiefly among whom we notice
Gov. Eberhart, Dean Wood of the ag-
ricultural department of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, also other authori-
ties on agricultural and social ques-
tions.
On Wednesday morning, the 25th,
a special train will run stopping ut
the following points: Stephen 7:45;
Argyle SOB: Warren 1925; Angus
SAP. We hope all Warren people
will take advantage of this opportun-
ity of boosting for their community.
Let us bring 4 live aggregation down
ard boost for the Red River Valley
ard for Warren.
Program.
Thursday, June 25-Forenoon:
Registration at Hotel Comstock.
Concerts by the Ada, Detroit, Red
Lake Falls, Thief River Falls and
Crookston bands.
Silo Demonstration.
Free Automobile Trip.
Afternoon:
100 p. m. Band Concerts.
900 p. M. Address of Welcome.
President Leslie Walker, Moorhead.
Response, Hon. p. II. Konzen, Hal
lock.
Address, The Red River Valley,
Hon. S. G. Comstock, Moorhead.
Address, Dean Albert F. Wood,
College Of Agriculture University Of
MINI. +.
Address, Alfalfa, Prof. NJ E. Han
son, South Dakota Agriculture col
lege.
Address Illustrated, Concrete on
the Farm, C. S. Fowler, Minneapolis.
Appointment of Committees.
4:3O p. m. ball games and auto
trips.
Evening:
TOO D. M. Band concerts.
800 p. m. Big vaudeville entertain
rnent for visitors.
Friday, June 26th-Forenoon:
900 a. m. Band concerts.
1000 a. m. Address, Prof. A. D.
Wilson, University of Minnesota.
Address, Mr.. Bert Ball.
Address, Prof. J. H. Worst, North
Dakota Agriculture College.
Address, Governor A. 0. Eberhart.
Address, Good Roads, E. S. Mac
gowan, Minneapolis.
Afternoon:
Band concerts.
1880 p. m. Three minute county
Echoes-Kittson County, P. H. Kon-
zen; Marshall County, Donald Ro-
bertson; Roseau county, r. j. Bell;
Pennington County, J. H. Hay; Polk
County, j. L. Humphrey; Red Lake
County, DIR. N. M. Watson; Norman
County, Sam Olson; Clay County,
President Aasgaard; Mahnomen
County, Gus Boilleau; Becker County,
Prof. A. NJ. Lurton.
200 Address, Potatoes, C. C. Moore
Department of Agriculture, Wash
ington, d. C.
Address, The Country Church, DIR.
Walters, Fargo.
Business Sessions, Report of Com
mittees, Election of Officers, etc.
Note: The theatre at Moorhead has
been chartered for Woman's Ses-
sion Friday afternoon.
There will be conference of the
Agriculture Instructors in the Red
River Valley during the convention
the hour to be announced later.
A detailed program for the women
at which an auxiliary association will
be organized will be announced later.
FORGED CHECK.
Henry Thompson, young man
who has worked around town for