Warren sheaf., 1905-09-28


per acre from the half of section is,
IN Warrenton- That certainly, is
a very good yield.
VIM A. Piatt. of Fairnont, Mimi.
arrived on Tuesday to superIntend
the threshing on his farm in
Comstock.
Mr. T. Frost Spaulding and wife,
and Judge A. GrindeIand and wife
left this morning ON a visit to the
city of Winnipeg.
Sheriff and Mrs. VIM. Forsberg
were at Stephen last Friday, the
former on official business and the
latter to visit friends.
An artistic sign painter struck
town this week and has been kept
busy painting signs on the windows
OF many business establishments.
The sign on the SHEAF window is
much admired.
More than half of our students are
from Crookston- This shows how
we stand where the people know u.s.
The most thoro courses ever offered
Free books and car fare paid.
Queen City Business college,
Crookston, Mimi
Mr.. Marsh of Argyle, finished
his hunt and visit at ROLLS and
Friday came to Middle River. He
was followed in by a carload of
cattle which he had bought out
there and which he shipped to ST.
Paul Saturday.-Middle River
Pioneer.
]. b. Whitley, an attorney OF
Duluth was In the city Saturday
arguing motion for new trial in
the case OF Duluth grain commits
sion house VS. 81. B. Borneman 4
Co., OF hittson county. E. c..
1etter, OF Hallock, represented the
defendant.
lightning struck the small street
lamp by the Norwegian Lutheran
church on Monday night, making a
tremendous loud report that awak-
ened large number of the inhabI-
tants of the city Next day the city
electricians had job to locate the
damaged lamp and make the neces-
sary repairs
Geo l. Morrison. travelling
freight agent of the 500 line, is in
the city to-day in the interests of
the company. He ~ informed the
SHEAF that the company is now in
position to forward and also re-
ceIve shipments OF all kinds of
freight at this point regardless oil
quantity A passenger service.
however cannot be Installed yet for
ten days and perhaps more.
T B. TorkeIson, J. C. Dills, AL
bert Dahlquist and Harry Carr
hied themselves out to Mud Lake
Saturday afternoon and remained
until Monday forenoon engaged in
tine ancient and honorable sport of
shooting ducks They brought
home forty one ducks and maintain
that they killed many more that
they were unable to find. In fact.
the reports they make of the number
OF ducks they saw and the easy
with which they killed them
were so startling that we dare not
quote them in the Pioneer for fear
of setting the community duck
crazy Middle River Pioneer.
Tom heefe is having hard luck
moving his threshing rig. After
getting it out of Snake river, which
was not accomplished without great
exertlons, while crossing a small
bridge over coulie near Martin
Larson's place, the engine again
went down As the hind wheels
went down. the platform and fire box
caught on the edge of the bank.
causing more breakage than when
it fell into the river. The repairs
however, will be made, in a few
days P ]. Nyland pulled the en-
gine out with his house moving
outfit but he say he wished he had
had some of the Norway fields as a
support for his eapstan-
Prof ]. b. Kizer. of Chicago, ILL.,.
the gentleman who has been chosen
as the head of the Warren Business
School, arrived in the city last Fri
day. He appears to be a man well