Warren sheaf., 1906-08-30
Band concert tonight.

SO0OOAO8 A1Us
Miss Ida Seign, went to Ada Tues
day evening to visit friends.
Miss Annie Englund returned yes
terday from a visit TO her home at
Englund, Minn.
Ole Twedt, who is in the livery
and restaurant business at New
Folden, was in the city Tuesday.
P. A. Dahlquist, Uncle Sans mail
clerk, spent few days at his home
this keek to timber up his muscles at
threshing.
o. T. Odegaarden, of Crookston,
was here this week in charge of a
crew of men donig repair work for
the Great Northern railway.
&c Hickman Jr., of Warrenton,
reports having done some threshing
on his farm and thinks the yields
will be about IL bushels to the acre.
VIM. A. Nord, of Willmar MINI.
has been employed as science teach
er in the Warren High School for the
coming year at a salary of S75 per
month.
Max Friedland, representing the
Remington Typewriter Co. of Mime
apois was in the city to day and
sold the Sheaf a nice line of type
writer supplies.
G. E. Lundquist, manager Of the
Peoples Trading Co., will leave the
latter part of the week for Chicago
and New York to purchase a stock
of goods for the Holiday trade.
General Superintendent Slade OF
the Great Northern passed through
here his morning about 10:30 on a
special southbound. He was ac-
companied by quite party. They
stopped at the station here~for some
time and inspected the building and
yards.
Judge Grindeland has presented
the Synode congregation with the
south half of lot 4 and lot of block
4 Grindeland & Wentzel's Addition,
comprising frontage of ninety feet,
west of the Washington school
building, and it is the aim of the
congregation to erect church and
parsonage thereon in the near future.
Judge Grindeland heard an i'm.
portant case in chambers this week
it being the case of Fred G. Wheeler
administrator of the estate of G. M.
Wheeler, VS.. G. .Culbertson and W.
@. CulbertsOn. The case was put or
the calendar a year ago last June
and is caused by partnership dis.
pute over the division and transfer
of partnership property part o1
which is the big Culbertson farm
near Stephen. The case was on the
docket commencing Monday and took
up most of the day Tuesday. The
attorneys for the plaintiff were A.
A. Miller, of Crookston, and Greeley
E. Carr and for the defendants were
Ira B, Bradford of Augusta Wis
Martin O'Brien, of Crookston and J
J. Olson of this city. 1t was largely
a matter of points Of law and ha*
been warm contest The judge
took it under advisement.
| It is is an easy matter to prove
that clover will grow in this region
now. The country is dotted with
patches of it most anywhere one
happens to 60. We don't mean the
common white clover. We are talk
ing about the red clover, the clover
our fathers used to grow. All over
town it can be seen getting a foot
hold in little hooks and corners
| where the birds and the breezes
have deposited a few seeds. Pat
ches that were seeded couple O.
years ago, and which have had {
hard struggle to exist heretofore
seem to have f1ourished exception
ally we'll this year, The ground is
getting inoculated with thu
legume microbe and from this time
on there will be no difficulty il
starting new fields of this valuable
plant. The clover, the COW, ant
the cream is an assured thing TO-
the Red River Valley, and it will
| not be long till the corn and tn
hog will follow. Mark our word.