Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
STATE BRfWTIfS

ized by farmers OF the Mortified COM
munity.
Duluth.--Jean Duluth Pear OF local
farm has established new worlds
record FOR red poll cattle In the 1915
club contest by scoring more than TOO
pounds OF hutterfat In one season.
Rochester. The annual conven-
ton OF the Woman's Home Missionary
society OF the Minnesota conferences
has closed, Miss Winifred Willard Of
Denver, national field secretary, was
the principal speaker.
Red Wing. Mistaking can of
muriatic acid for coffee and drinking
small quantity OF the poison before he
discovered his blunder. cost the life
of Samuel Alherts, &c years old, q we'll
known young man OF Pine Island.
saltwater. Emil Klopp, IL years
old. and Alois Klopp. 10, sons OF Anton
klopp. a farmer living on the shore
Of Huntley lake, north OF saltwater.
were drowned while skating. Alois
went down In fourteen feet OF water,
Embarrass. Anton Antila was ar
rested here charged with numbering
Emil Neimi. a farmer boy living near,
and who was killed In his own home
by bullet fred. It Ia alleged. by An
tia after a quarrel between the two.
Crosby. - To satisfy United States
immigration officials. who refuse to
recognize an Oriental marriage by
proxy OF his brother. Kotomnra Dye,
| who In manager or Hickory Lodge
farm here for George H. Crosby. will
leave soon for Nagasaki to claim his
bride of six months.
Taylors Falls, Minn.--The Interstate
Park Farmers club has just held the
first meeting OF Its fifth season. Miss
Bess M. Rowe OF the university farm
made an address. The forenoon ses.
sion was taken up by debate on the
subject, Resolved. That the Farmers
Wife Does Not Receive Living
/ Wage"
st. Cloud. ~ Fifty cents was all the
damage sustained by G. M. Miller OF
Wadena because q. II. Fuller slapped
his face. according TO the verdict OF
a jury. Miller was employed In real
estate Office conducted by the plain.
tiff. After an alteration year ago.
Fuller slapped his employees face and
Miller sued for $1,000.
Winona---For the first time In his
tory, the season Ia closing with the
Ice houses along the Upper Mississip.
pi river still we'll filled with Ice stored
last winter. Dealers here declare that
II there were no ice harvest weather
the coming winter. there would be
nearly enough ice In storage to care
for the next summers business.
Red Wing. -- DR.. Evan Elijah I'D.
wards. q professor at HamIine univer
sity when 1t was located In Red Wing
In the early days, and assistant rector
at Christ church In this city In the
late sos, Is dead Word has been re-
ceived In this city of his death, which
occurred at the home OF his son. Eel
mer e. Edwards, at La Belle. Florida
The deceased was about So years old
Albert Lea, Minn.---The fact that
they we're regular church attendants
saved the lives Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Sjukalski OF East Chain township In
Martin county. Sunday morning the,
were missed from church and wher
the services we're half over one 81
their sons went to their house to as
certain the cause. He found them II
a deep stupor caused from gas emit
ting from a hard-coal heater.
st. Paul.--This city was placed or
the route Of the Jefferson Highway, I
New Orleans. Winnipeg automobile
trail, at New Orleans by action Of tn,
highway associations directors. st
Paul and Minnesota defeated Oman;
and the combined Nebraska and NORTH
Dakota delegations In the fight to b.
represented on this, the first interna
tional trail, through the efforts Of j. III
Beck, representing the st. Paul Asso
citation OF Commerce.
Duluth.-In the eyes Of the law, Ber
Garfield Of West Duluth. missing since
1903, Is dead; and In district cour
here his brothers and sisters have JUS
obtained judgment against the Crane
lodge of the A. o. y. w. OF Minnesota
for 81, 900, insurance on his life. Thir
teen years ago, Garfield, then 81, lief
for the Dakota harvest fields, where
he worked in the season of 1909, ant
then went to the Pacific coast. III
wrote in 1903 from Oregon, and late
from Wells City, New. Nothing hal
been heard Of him since.
st. Paul. Four suits to receives
money and notes paid for stock II
the Farmers Terminal Packing com
pany OF st. Paul, have been filed IL
the Ramsey county district court. Tn.
plaintiffs are: Peter Olson, Cumber
land, Wis; John Carlson, Comstock
Wis; r. p. GRANDSON. Holdingford
Mimi, and John Nelson. Upsa1a, MINI
The company, Mr.. Olson charges, doei
not own the 164 acres near st. Pau
intended for a site ani the land, In
stead Of 5000 an acre, as represented
Ia not worth more than SIS. The plant
when completed will not have the ca
pacity represented, 1t Is charged, and
not more than 100000 worth Of STOCK
had been sold when 1t was stated thai
$3.50 900 worth had been sold.
Minneapolis. Captured In Mime
lapolis after pursuit OF 10000 miles
that included England, France, Ger
l apa Dncp;a auj which wa1 In