Steve Karles was not indicted, ahd
Jos^h Miller, alleged leader of the
gang, was never found.
DEAD MAM AT THE THROTTLE
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Northern Pacific Train Passed Sta
tions Without Signals,
Emil Dumrow, engineer on an ex
fra train on the Northern Pacific,
was- Instantly killed at Perham, Ot
ter Tail county^ It is supposed he
Has leaning out of the cab window
and that his bead struck a standpipe.
The fireman notieed that he was
pafising stations without giving sig
lials and found Dumrow dead^'
SATISFACTORY SHEEP.,
They Must Produce fleece and Also
Good Increase qf Lambs.
An autboritity writes as follows:
The Shropshire is uudoubtedly tlie
most popular of aJl the uiuttou breeds
in America. Tliey- are scattered
through every state in the UuioiK
Why? Because they are robust, adapt
ing themselves to all climates aud
conditions. With practical manage
ment and care they give a good ac
count on the right side of the ledger.
The farmer wauts sheep that will
give him a good fleece aud also a good
increase of lambs. That will give hiin
a good return for his feed and labor.
A good flock of Shropshire^, should av
erage from nine to ten pounds of
Wpel- This setls at top prices. With
good eare the lambs should average 90
to 100 pounds by the time they ar:
six moutiis old. The ewes are excel
lent mothers and as a rule raise a
?"-ii 's
IMPORTED SHROPSHIRE BAM.
large percentage of lambs. Often n()
per ct'Ut of the ewjes will have twins.
Shropshires are not as large as some
of the other breeds. One hundred and
fifty to 175 pounds for ewes antf
175
to 250 pounds for rrfms in nice thrifty
conditions is usually considered a good
size.
