Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-05-16
NEWS OF minnesota
Fish Satisfaction.

Fish Satisfaction.
Winona.- Ninona is to have . gov.
ernI 9 It fish substation, and there Il
ever, reason to believe that it will be
estai shed early in the present SUM
mer. The d Q sion to have the SUD-
station established here is due largely
to the efforts of Congressman james
A. r W ey, whose interest in the
matte: was awakened by the Wlnona
County Fishermen's ass, G alton.
R GENTLY the federal commissioner
se4.J F.. S. Johnson, the superintend'
ent of the fish hatchery at Mani ss'
ter, Iowa, to Winona to make an In
vestigation, and Mr.. Johnson has re-
port I'd favorably. Congressman law
ney has written to Commissioner Bow
ers, calling his attention to the favor
able report, and to a promise of last
winter Definite action is expected
soon.
This will be the only government
subs Jon in the state, and will be 4
great benefit to the state, as the small
bass and pike saved and cared fol
here can be shipped to waters In dlf'
ferent parts of the state or elsewhere
Samuel Fullerton of the state game
and fish commission has expressed
himself as delighted at the prospect
of the establishment of the substation
here, as he believes this is one OF the
best headquarters that could be found
tor work along the upper river, and
for distribution.
Two Men Drowned.
St. Paul.-Fred Hill and Darwin
Truax of St. Paul Park, in attempting
to drive across the Rock Island
bridge near Inver Grove when it was
open, we're drowned in the Mississip'
pi river. The bridge had started to
swing to allow steamboat to pass
down stream. When the bridge ten.
der heard the vehicle approaching he
rushed to the open gate, but the two
men did not heed him and in the
darkness they rushed to their death.
The first intimation that the family
of either men received of the aoci'
dent was the arrival of the horse,
without carriage or harness, at the
Hill home at o'clock in the after
noon. The horse had evidently swan
to the shore, landing about half q
mile below the bridge.
Mr.. Hill was twenty-eight years OF
age and was a farmer living with his
mother, Mrs. Abbie Hill, one mile
northeast of St. Paul Park. Mr.
Truax was a we'll digger, forty-five
years old, we'll known in the country
south of St. Paul. He was married
and leaves five children.
Butter Scoring.
Minneapolis. first scoring II
the six months educational contest TO
buttermakers will take place June 1
Circulars announcing the dates of tn
scorings will be sent out in day o
two by E. K. Slater, dairy and foo
commissioner.
Several new features will be intro
duced in the contest this year. Butte
will be scored in two classes, butte
from whole milk oreameries, and but
ter from hand separator cream. Butte
arriving after the date set for the sco1
Ing will be given only compliment
sry score. The butter this year wi
be shipped directly to the dairy an
food department, where cold storag
facilities have been provided.
Butter will be tested for moistur
and report Of this will be made
That the buttermakers may know ho'
they stand, 2 postal card will b
,, mailed immediately after the scoring
, and the complete GARD later. II
spectors J. @. Joslin and H. T. Sol
dergard will score the butter esc
month and will score separately "a
average the scores.