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Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
THE sILO.

We are sometimes up against the
A B e of some propositions which, it
IS supposed, the masses of the people
are well informed on. Now, here is a
reader wanting to know what the silo
IS, WAT it is for, what it will do, and
all tnat, and, if it a good thing, why
there ARE not more silos in use. For
the benefit Of this correspondent and
possibly for some others we will say
the sno is an air tight receptacle, as
nearly as may be constructed, prefera-
Dly circular in shape and with height
not less than twice its diameter. 1t is
intended for the preservation of green
forage Of any sort, common field corn
cut When just hard being the best.
1hls forage is run through a cutter
and. cut into two or three inch lengths
and solidly packed in the silo, where it
undergoes slight fermentation and
keeps sweet an indefinite length Of
time. The product is termed silage,
and It furnishes nutritious and sue
culent food for all kinds Of stock
through the season when there is no
green food. 1t is extremely palatable
and Is relished by all kinds of stock
and is especially valued as alton for
the dairy COW. More good food can
be obtained by this method and at a
very small cost than by any other
method known as there is nra acticaI1v
no waste whatever, and the silo may
be filled regardless of the weather
The cost of the silO is, for the cheaper
sort made Of slaves, about 81 per ton
for its holding capacity. 1t is also built
OF metal, of cement, Of brick and
stones. If one is contemplating build
ing one, the best thing to do is to visit
some man who is using one successful
~ and then decide on plan to suit the
need.S 1t may be said that all through
the corn section of the west the silo
will, Il used, greatly increase the stock
carrying capacity Of the farm and will
put to good use what is now wasted
in the shape Of unused corn fodder in
the fields. There is probably no one
thing which would produce such a
marked improvement on the average
farm Of the west as the building of a
silo. In the east no up to date farmer
thinks Of farming without one.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels r. Engelstad,
who reside about four miles south
OF the city, celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary last Wednes.
day. In spite Of the rainy weather
and muddy roads large number of
friends gathered at their home early
IN the afternoon and several more
came from town in the evening and
remained until a late hour. Re-
tresmentS were served several times
during the afternoon and evening
and music and singing we're indulg-
ed in by the young people present,
all enjoying themselves and having
good time. The honored hosts
were presented with large variety
OF articles Of silver and glassware,
both useful and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engelstad were
married in Fillmore county, MINI.
in 1880, and moved to Fertile, Polk
county. in 1882, where Mr.. Engel-
stad took up homestead. In 1899
they sold their homestead and
moved to a farm which they had
bought in northern Polk county,
about four miles from Warren,
where they now have a fine home.
The have eleven children, eight
boys and three girls, all of whom
were at home on this occasion. The
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Engelstad wish them continued
success and happiness in life and
that they may live to celebrate their
golden wedding twenty five years
hence.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
New Towns i'll North Dakota.

The extensive railroad building
now being done in North Dakota
has brought tributar" D railroad
facilities an additional vast area of
the rich agricultural sections of
northern and western North
Dakota. The Great Northern
Railway is building d number of
new extensions from its main line
northward notably that OF the Sarles
extension OF the Edmore line. The
Thorne extension running north
from York, the Max Bass extension
running northwestward from
Towner, and a farther extension of
the Westhcpe line to An,ler.
The building Of these new lires
has brought mo being !" number of
new towns which are fully described
in a pamphlet recently issued BY
the Great Northern Railway. Bv
application to Mr.. F. I Whitney,
Passenger Traffic Manager, St.
iaul, Mlnu., (; copy nf these
pamphlets New Extensions in
North Dakota' or New Towns in
North Dakota' ,.ili b" III: ed to
any address
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
PLOwNG CORN.

We are asked how many times it pays
30 plow corn. This is good deal like
asking how often man should kiss
his wife. In general way 1t may be
said that corn can never be cultivated
too much from the time the rows can
be seen until it tassels out, and quite
often it happens that a surface cult
vation after the silks have formed will
do more for the crop than any which
1t has previously had. This in dry
season. Some men think they have
done their full duty by their corn crop
If they give it three plowings; others
give four or five, some let 1t go at two,
but the fact remains that the more
frequent and thorough the cultivation
Of this crop the better it will be.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by
the board of education of Warren,
Mimi, until July 15, 1905, 10 o'clock
a. m. for the finishing OF two school
rooms, principals room and hall on
second floor OF Washington build
ing, according to plans and specifi-
cations on file with said Board.
JOHN p MATTsoN,
Sec. Board of Education.
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A BUTTER RECORD.

The performance of the winning COW
at the worlds fair test, Loretta, a
Jersey, was not such wonderful rec
ord after ALL From June 16 to Oct.
13, 12O days. she gave 5,SO2 pounds Of
milk. testing 2SO.16 pounds of butter
fat, equivalent to 33O.O3 pounds Of
butter, or al average Of 275 pounds
of butter per day. The ration fed her
to produce this result was as follows:
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06

A reader of these notes in Michigan
wrote us recently wishing to know II
capons would do we'll In that state
and requesting that we inform him
as to the cost Of setting of eggs and
where they could be obtained. = This
was very embarrassing request to
make and Of necessity was disposed Of
by letter. It reminded us Of the Eng
lishman who went to Dakota to start
a mule ranch some years ago and who
was very particular about the selection
OF his breeding mules.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Celebrated in Grand Style at
Warren. Fine Weather and
Large Attendance.

served in Warren with the usual
patriotic fervor and good cheer.
The weather was fine and large
number OF country people came in
to take part in the celebration The
city was in holiday attire, nearly
every place of business and all pub.
lie buildings being decorated with
the national colors.
The exercises at the park were
highly patriotic and pleasing.
Judge Grindeland presided and de-
livered the address of welcome.
The band and glee club furnished
music and Rev. T. F. Fulton read
the Declaration Of Independence.
Rev. Geo. E. Satterlee. of CroOkston,
was the orator of the day. At the
commencement of his address he
called attention to the fact that
Warren is situated upon land that
was part of the thirteen original
states, and therefore it was very
meet and proper to hold celebra
ton here. This is historical fact
not generally known as most maps,
even those published by the gov
ernment, include this part Of the
state with the louisiana Purchase.
Mr.. Satterlee stated, and historical
documents will doubtless bear him
out, that the western boundary Of
the original thirteen states followed
the Mississippi river to it's source,
thence across country to Big Stone
Lake, and then down the Red River
of the North. He next dwelt upon
the territorial growth of the United
States. Religious tolerance and our
free school system have been pow
erful factors in making us a great
nation. Eloquent tribute was paid
to the sturdy pioneer, the soldier
and the sailor, for what they have
done for the country's welfare and
development. The address through
out breathed the most lofty patrio-
tic sentiments and was we'll received.
AFTERNOON SPORTS.
The afternoon sports took place
in the Driving Park and resulted
as follows:
In the free for all pace or trot
race Mr.. Woodward's horse driven
by P. Sinclair, won first money, J.
W. Bottoms second, and John
Keenan, S third.
In the horse running race Bob
Porter's horses won first and Sec
ond prizes. The third prize was
divided between Porter and Air
hart.
The pony race was won by Lewis
Faller first, G. Wittensten second,
Bloxam third.
The gentlemen driving race was
won by DR.. Melby's horse. first, P.
Sinclair's second and A. G.. Wick
mans third.
Mems bicycle race was won by
Ed. Boardman first, and G. W.
Erickson second.
Mems foot race, 100 yd. dash
Eklund 1st, Arthur Bratrud End,
Benjamin Wentzel 3rd.
Boys foot race, under II years
old-C. Wilson 1st, Bud Powell
End, Elmer Olson 3rd.
Mems foot race, 22O yd. dash
Arthur Bratrud 1st, Eklund End.
Calithumpiam paraie-Chas. Mel
son 1st, Jack Edgar End, Chas.
Erickson 3rd.
Tug of War-west side of track
farmers against east side farmers.
Won by west side under the cap
tainship of G. L. Spaulding.
After the races a base ball game
was played between the Stephen
and Warren ball teams, resulting
in score of 6 to 2 in favor of
Stephen.
The fireworks display in the
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
Nj. f.. Church.
GEO. E. TINDALL, Pastor.

GEO. E. TINDALL, Pastor.
The services next Sunday at the
usual hours 1870 a. m. and 8 p. m.
The subject Of morning sermon will
be ''Hezekiah's Prayer" In the
evening the subject will be .The
FOOLS Creed-no God, the first in a
series on Some Facts about the
Fool. : Atheists, infdels or any
possessed Of skeptical traits Or
tendencie especially invited.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
District Court.

The following cases have been
disposed of at this term of court in
addition to those reported last
week:
lver Burlum VS.. Knut H. Bros
dahl. Julius J. Olson, for plff.,
VIM. J. Brown for deft. To be tried
before Judge Watts.
Ella J. Rotering, Arthur John
Rotering and William Russell, as
guardian of Anna Theresa Rotering
and Victor Francis Rotering and
Elmo Nicholas Rotering VS.. Carl E.
Johnson. Greeley E. Carr for plff.,
Julius J. Olson for deft. Settled.
John J. Sutton VS.. Great North
ern Railway Company. Settled.
Peter B. Malberg VS.. Minneapo-
lis, St. Paul Sault Ste. Marie Rail
way Co. P. A. McClernan for plff.
Alfred H. Bright for deft. Suit
brought for trespass on plaintiff S
land. Verdict of s32. so in favor OF
plaintiff.
Otto Stoltz VS.. Henry Miller. Geo.
E. Ericsson attorney for pltf., J. J.
Sutton for deft Verdict in favor OF
plaintiff for 800.
John P. Nelson VS.. Edward J.
Russell. P. A. McClernan for pltf.
S. Cooke for deft. Dismissed on
motion of plaintiff.
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault
Ste. Marie Railway Co. petitioners,
VS.. Peter B. Malberg and Minnie
R. Malberg, appellants. Yer
dict for appellants for $3.50, same
amount as allowed by commission
in condemnation proceedings.
Thomas Sanderson and Henry
Sanderson, co-partners as Sander
son Bros. VS.. Joseph G. Brinker-
hoff. Greeley e. Carr for plff.,
Bernard B. Brett for deft. Settled
out of court.
Reeves & Company, a corporation
VS.. Charles p Warner. William R.
Tillotson and Turner & Townsend
for plff., p. A. McClernan for deft.
Court directs jury to find in favor
of plaintiff in the sum of $174.83.
William Smith VS.. J. A. Ralston.
Cooke & Clark for plff., P. A. Nc
Clernan for deft. Verdict for plaint-
if for $255.l4 by direction of the
court.
J. J. Sutton VS.. Great Northern
Railway Co. VIM. J. Brown for
plff., M. L. Countryman and A. c..
Wilkinson for deft. Stricken from
calendar.
Hilma Johnson VS.. Axel J. Erick-
son. P. A. McClernan for plff.,
VIM. Brown for deft. Stricken
from calendar
VIM. Smith VS.. Jacob Peters,.
Appeal from justice court. Settled.
Elmer Peterson VS.. Frank O..
Heulin. Appeal from justice court.
Judgment of lower court affirmed.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State Of Minnesota VS.. Elias Lof-
strom, indicted for selling liquor
without a license. Accused plead
guilty and was sentenced to 30 days
in the county jait, and fifty dollars
and costs.
State Of Minnesota VS.. Louis Kjer.
charged with manslaughter in the
second degree for shooting boy in
the eastern part of the county. Jury
returned a verdict Of acquittal, the
shooting having been wholly acci-
dental. B. B. Brett for State.
Julius J. Olson for deft.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
Notice.

All persons having bills against
the Fourth Of July committee for
work or goods sold are requested to
present their bills to c. A. Nelson
of the State Bank before the eve
ming of July II tn.
All members of subcommittee
are requested to be present, and
ready to hand in their reports to
the executive committee on the same
date.
G. E. LUNDQu1st
G. a. NELSON Chairman
Secretary
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails, Sold by e. F. Whitney Drug
gist. Warren. MINI.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, July 9, I
T. FROST SPAULDING,

Mr.. Spaulding has on many form
er occasions shown that be is lib
eral and public spirited citizen
and this large contribution to the
hospital fund is but another proof of
this fact. Men like Mr.. Spaulding
are the salt OF the earth and may
their number ever increase. The
people OF this city and county, and
especially those who in the future
will need the care which the new
hospital affords, will ever hold him
in grateful remembrance.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
Pounds

The value Of her butter product was
$S2.51, the cost Of her feed $31.90 and
the net profit $5O52.
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The Churches.
Mission Church.
o. J. LUNDELL PASTOR.

Services next Sunday at F.
Holmgren's school house in Vega al
1870 a. m. At Warren at 8 p. m.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
WARREN HOSPITAL
Receives a Five Hundred Dollar
Donation from P. Frost
SpauIdins.

Judge Grindeland has received
the following telegram from Mr.. P.
Frost Spaulding which explains
itself:
PoUGHKEEPslE, n. Y, July 2, 'O5
JUDGE A. GRINDELAND,
WARREN, MIMI,
You are authorized to subscribe
five hundred dollars for me for
hospital.
Warren sheaf., 1905-07-06
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
Patricia Scorns Spain's King.

the Princess Patricia would be suitable
king of Spain abroad when the duke %" Con-
his daughters made visit 20 spain not long ago
The beauty Princess PatrCia who is only 49, won the
Spanish popuace and remarks about her as the
which reached tho o those n the r"
rarrag, were of frequent occurrence result ~ this
when AIphonso visited England recently Patricia was dis
tncty cold i'm her behavior towards him. and when she was
included party with which ne visited the arrange
ments her well from him SO as not
% start gossip afTcsh.
years deeply i'm love with certain captain n
the army also royal aid de The captain
this affection with the greatest ardCr but both knew
that a Of the question Now the captain has
engaged girl with large dowry owing PARTLY
duke duchess OF Connaught strongly
limited him that ne would better seek bride Of his
rank.
n Patricia does the young Spanish king sh" will not
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
Louise Heroine of Paris.

Among the remaining Catholic prncesses the who is
interesting of her association with the
Louise FRANCOIS daughter Of the late conte
Amelia Of Portugal She is three
years king but is known and good
princess although wilfu when she chooses
She the life of her brother the duke
hunt The boar attacked the duke
and the princess killed the boar by
The little caught the enthusiasm or
the French people popular I'm Paris The idea
French princess popular Spain also, and she
seriously match for the boy king until
OF perhaps selecting princess from Protestant coun
O take form.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
cIemenfine in Wild Love Affair.

Clemenne, the third daughter Of King Leopold Of
the older pncesses whose love affairs have everybody
around the throne Of Belgium in hot Always doce
other things and the only who could along
reprobate king Clementne astonshed him by making up
her mind that she going have Victor Napoleon
fact that the claimant was already
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
Bavartan Prineesses Old Maids.

Among the Catholic princesses there I'm
pathetic position the Bavaran Erauddaurhtcrs Of
presumptvc and the who have them the
blood Of the king Bavaria These four prncesss who
rejoice Adelgonde HldeEarde Wtrudc and
Hemtrude the daughters Of the Princess Ludwig who
Christina Spain The younger
discussed I'm the Spanish possible wives
Spanish monarch. who, that the German
prince disposed the loadstone matrmoualy all
Europe. that IL the royal mothers had their
way alliance would been between the cousins
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
Infanfa Loves Her Midshipman.

The Maria Theresa Of Spain also has mind Of
her contributed her share TO the family dssen
sions With the mother, she corresponded
with Prince Jenaro Bourbon midshipman in
the Spanish navy brother OF the prince Of Asur
husband When the Queenmother went 10 Austria
recently Emperor Josef persuaded her that the ntana
must look a husband the Austrian grand dukes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
Olga and Ena Popular Beauties

Two oi the most popular unmarried Processes Olga
daughter of the duke OF Cumberland who Princess
Ena of BattonburE who 20 The last named is
quite pretty and is charming and unaffected pity
that she will necessarily bee her choice Of hus-
band The chances that Princess gu to some
petty German grand duchy spent most OF her girl
hood with Doe. mother the Princess Henry BatcnburE and
has been her special companion motoring yachting
expeditions had the good times that ane girl IN
family of three brothers is always have as she
has just made her debut probably will long before
She is provided with lovers.
Princess olga is the third daughter the duke Of Cum
heraud and niece Queen Alexandra She is one Of the
preiu'st Processes I'm Europe and is favorte
the queen who frequently writes sisters
come up To Windsor castle about informal
shopping and for general good time She
the Germany but far as known she has
never lost her heart to anybody though hav
Ing little way which is fetching and which decidedly
a contrast to- the stin manner % her sisters
Princess IhNra Of Denmark. who the daughter
crown prince has Of the look family and
of her aunt Queen Alexandra she used
Olga Princess Thyra. who % time near to
marrying the Frederick of Mechnburg shuorin
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27

Accordingly, her to Spain the regent tried 10
break The nfanta however loved her
mdshpman, resisted her mother with temper and de
termination that surprised everybody King Alfonso also
backed up i'm the palace The
queen doing further her aims She pre-
from accompanying his brother officers
Nautilus recent trip, since which time rea-
the least OF it, strained between the
infanta and her mother
has been made OF the engagement
the Marguerite Marie. who also has Abcrno
among many She her second
cousin Prince George Bavaria who is the third OF
King Leopold II the through II will make
one ties i'm which both sides are exposed 10
hereditary insanity The archduchcss who is the daughter '
the duke Of Tuscany beautiful girl Of 20 and is infatuated
he with her but between them they stand
insanity OF both the houses Of Bavaria and the
Tuscany branch Of the house OF Hapsburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27

The match was proposed by grandmother Queen Louise
who her flvorte granddaughter happily
married but death broken on There
other prnCesscs pretty but who matrmOnay
account of belonging 10 small prncpalties,
which does not popular with the princes OF the
great powers st dcbar them from ordinary matrmony
Princess Sophie Odcnburg and Princess Hormne Of Reuse
are both pretty girls Hcrmne only 10
daughter Of the late grand duke ~
SchIesvig- TTolstein belongs family that makes good
matches ono of her sisters wife Of the kaiser
the Frederick LooTod of Prussia Princess
Fedora however stulous OF mind and has
cared little for society authoress the kaiser
especially proud her achievements this line Gossip has
also associated her with the divorced King
Frederick August SaNouy SaNonv Is hopelessy
catholic monarchy and princess
an persuasion. IS not likely 10 come about
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
Beatrice Europe, Foremost Flint.

The Princess Beatrice daughter Of the late duke OF Edn
rurgh real than have fallen the
any other Protestant princess. Al time the
Duke Michael OF Russia seriously infatuated with her and
she reported engaged Prince Arthur OF
C1nuaueht who like herself grandchAd Of Queen Vic
t0lfH.
happy light hearted princess Waldorf Aston who
goes wherever the princess n DE there The
princess shown returning his attach
and union between the would be mpos
princess positively refused 20 fan in love with
rha Duke Michael declares that she will have
body unless She has tho she loves
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
P(QC9S$ Beatrice
NP0po)6UuP 0jct0Cj1
SAKE GObup

married morganatCaly the beautiful Nine
BcauclerC, with whom had lived did not
the least deter the who really loved the pretender
spite of his being Prince Victor
the the which
Cemeutne will be the principal heir but Leopold who could
not afford to offend France stopped the whole thing and
his daughter palace income and retnue of her
to buy her submission and breaking off the match
The Princess Clemenue has been from
tragedy betrohed Of Flanders
presumptve Belgian throne, who mysterious
death before the to have been
announced Just the mother Of the king Of SaNony has
Belgium the purpose making match between
Cemenne is the latters cousin II is the
divorced his wife because OF her escaPade with
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
WiItrude Most Beautiful Princess.

The strain. however, which provokcs insanity
beauty biancy upon those whom
the the in the family
beautiful princess all Europe. This Wrude, who
2 who besides having absolutely features
and wonderful dark is gifted unsteady hngus
a writer in small and athlete skilled riding,
fencing and shooting besides having other accomplishments
In spite all this there Wudc promises
be left severely alone by machmakers
that two Of her older sisters have been
The Princess Adegonde is IS,
years has been I'm delicate health while Hndegarde
three years older Marie beauty the
sunshine OF the kngless court good
spirits and happy which by the way family
trait melancholy being evidence Princess
rude who is only 49, looks like her sister Wnrude prom
be almost a s beautiful.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
PNUca&e FEDORA
adelaide 1Cel3uP
Snlesmln EOlctPIn

before this time, but resveness Spain
suggestion OF closer alliance with the house Hapsbg
to which the Princess Ludwig belongs other instances
which the hands OF the daughters OF this family
been considered have been faint OF in
sanity which has been the blood
which has been cultivated by repeated ntermarrage
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27

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- the imelEht but which I'm "a still greater
USCSEGSI measure troubles double this number of royal
UgALS&tI guardians and duca and kiugy fathers.
the unweddyd portion of the royal dauEl-
ters OF Europe there which relied upon
become turbulent affairs of the heart Those
who have shown disposition princesses and
Of state dictates have al
ready from picked by and
guardians the numbers that already
have shown disposition the spirit
noblesse obIge marriage Several Of the
eligible Processes them the Bavarau and
IIapsburg blood their rights
odd marriages and whose take high places
only be tragic deaths s fatefu eope
ments and mad adventures.