Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-30

Sam Winberg was here from Angus
Tuesday.
Read the Warren Mercantile Co.'S.
new al this week.
]. G. Figenskau, of 500 City,
MINI attended to business here
Yesterday.
Oscar Edlund attended to business
at Kennedy one day this week, for
the Spring Valley Water Go.
Moses Holson is building an addi-
tion to his house, the old Bishop
johnson residence.
Andrew Larson. of the Warren
Machine and Iron Works went to
Viking yesterday to look after
business.
The Swedish Lutheran parsonage
is undergoing extensive repairs pre-
paratory to the coming of the new
minister, who is expected in June.
IVES DR.. Spoford makes his next
~ visit to Warren June 10 at
Windsor hotel. He has been visiting
this city regularly for years, and his
work speaks for itself.
This is Memorial Day. The banks
and stores have been closed, but the
| printers have had to work like Tro-
jams, because, holiday or no holiday,
this is publication day,
We cannot remember to hame all
the personal friends and acQuaint-
ances who visited our city last Fri
day and Saturday. taking in the ed
ucational meeting. Some we had not
seen for dozen years. We're glad to
see each one. Call again, gentlemen.
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
Grant Stroh last Sunday evening was
full of inspiration and help for those
beginning life and for older persons
as we'll. We have been asked to print
the sermon in full and will gladly do
SO at some future time, provided we
can get the copy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Canum. who
moved here a short time ago and
reside upon farm few miles north
of the city, mourn the death of an
infant son. Mark Melburn, who was
born March 10, 1907 and died May
81. l.. 1877, of pneumonia. The funeral
was held from the house at 2 O'Clock
p. m. yesterday. Rev. Grant Stroh
officiating.
We had the pleasure to meet at the
recent educational gathering. lady
who was teacher in the county at
the time when we served as county
superintendent. She is Mrs. Cronk-
hite now, and lives west of Argy lie
She has taught many terms of school
in the county since then, and is still
interested in promoting the cause
of education, hence attended this
meeting.
The Rev. Grant Stroh was installed
as pastor Of the Presbyterian church
in this city on Thursday evening last
week. The services we're carried out
according to the program previously
published and were listened to by a
large audience. the church being fill
ed to overflowing. Rev. Stroh was
heartily welcomed to the city by
Rev. Tindall, of the M. E. church,
and hopes were expressed that his
ministry here may be successful and
productive of much good.
The Michigan experiment station
! bulletin on Roots Supplementary to
Silage for Dairy Cows" makes these
| concluding suggestions: The addi'
ton of roots to an already complete
ration Of silage, clover hay and grain
for a dairy COW stimulated both milk
and butter fat production. In case a
large production is desired, as in max
ing records, roots might be used to
advantage. The percentage of but
ter fat in the milk was constant
/ whether on the root ration or without
roots. The COWS gained in weight
| more on the root ration than when fed
without roots, but the difference was
not so great. The cost of the ration
mentioned was varied with the addi
ton of roots to such degree as to
lessen the profit of production; milk
costing AZ cents more per 100
pounds, and butter fat IL cents pei
| pound as result.
Four factors are concerned in the
making of good cider vinegar: Pure
cider, the presence of ascetic acid
ferment, the free ingress of air, and
a maintained temperature in the room
of from 70 degrees to IS degrees
Now as to the method of handling
during the period of making: Fill the
vessel, which may be of wood, earth
enware or glass-never Of iron, cop
| per or tin-not more than half full oil