Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-22
Appointed.

1APHoAACOus
The state grain and warehouse COM
mission has announced the following
appointments: Chief grain inspector,
L. D. Marshall, of Minneapolis; chief
deputy at Minneapolis, J. N. Barnard,
of Duluth; chief deputy at Duluth, F.
w. Eve.
Mr.. Marshall originally came from
the Red River Valley section of the
state, but for several years has been
associated with the St. Anthony & Da-
kota Elevator company. He has an
established reputation throughout the
state as a judge of grain, and it was
this fact that Influenced the commits
sioners in selecting for him the position
to succeed Mr.. Reishus.
Cannot Stop.
According to the opinion of Attorney
General Douglas, oleo which is colored
to initiate butter is barred out of the
state completely. Oleo which is not
colored can be sold when a sign is ex-
hibited to the effect, or when the menu
bears a notice that it is served I'm
colored oleo can be stored in the state
for shipment, but the butter-colored
product cannot be stored anywhere in
the state
Postponed.
A very important meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the State Editorial
hotel, at St. Paul, for the purpose of
making changes and fixing dates in
connection with the dedication of the
Minnesota building at the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition and the trip of the as
ISOLATION to Buffalo, The day upon
which the editors are to leave Mime
apolis was changed from June to
June Is.
News in Brief.
License to practice medicine was re-
Van SAINT.
The Wabasha County Fair associa-
ton has Incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000
Burglars took $500 worth of silver
ware from the residence of E. w. Fol-
som, In Minneapolis.
The B. c, r. &, N. railway will come
to Minneapolis by the way of St. Paul,
over the Milwaukee tracks.
A company has been formed in Min
neapolis to manufacture stoves to burn
Ignite coal.
The dead body of Chris Schultz, aged
70 years, was found in the barn of John
Crosby's summer residence beyond
Wayzata.
The executive committee of the state
charities met in St. Paul and formu-
lated provisional program for the an
nual meeting early in November at
Owatonna.
L. w Walter committed suicide in
St. Paul by shooting himself through
the head.
Nearly 100 Minneapolis saloon keep
ers plead guilty to keeping nickel-in-
the-slot machines and were fined SIS
EACH
Insurance Commissioner Dearth has
notified the agent for the United En-
dowment Society of Newark, which
does a marriage endowment insurance
business, that his company cannot do
business in the state until it has COM
piled with the laws
Three alleged counterfeiters were
arrested in Minneapolis close to police
headquarters.
One of the largest events for early
June will be the reception and ball
which is to be given June at the uni
versity hall and campus by the physi-
clans of Minneapolis to the National
Medical association, which is to hold
its annual convention in St. Paul
George Hartman was found dead in
a Minneapolis lumber yard, from an
overdose of morphine.
Congressman Eddy says that no por-
ton of the Red Lake reservation will
be thrown open for settlement this
year, as the power to open the land
rests entirely with congress.