Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
STATE BRfNTlH

sfEaan and q resident Of Red Wing tor
ssOrs than bali D century. IN dead.
PagiDaalte There we're skous $50
persons III the aabqses gfrea a. the
annaai Minnesota convention os the
r. M, g. A., Including deaegases and
many business Hssn.
Owasenuay The Steele County Tosa-
shfp Cord Roads aNsoe iasson has De@n
formed hers With William King Of sssfs
ton township ~ president and Alex
Cbsfnh@Ys Of Havana ~ secretary.
NJ, PagL~~Goioneg Jostas ID. King,
the first man In the United States 10
enlist 10 tbs Union army In the Civil
Sas, IN dead ae asis hoa0s here. Colonel
King wss VA Years old. He died OF
heart trouble.
DaIgth thousands Of miners Of for,
sign birth. employed on the Mime
sets Iron Ranges will be Amerscau3zed
throsagas night schools, II plans 81 r. X,
Doe. government examiner OF aliens.
ars carried out
E4d IAks Falls -~~ Battling On the
only ground fin Northwestern ssiane-
sofa that ssili remains wsi, opsionsEts
of Red Lake county sra making Wig
orosss bid for success III tire ogttos
sieeston scheduisa for FEB. 70.
~. paui-forogeratgo Of the u. &.
postof'jce department tn the movement
recently begun 10 save the Qsass IN
Minnesota took active forxu wsaesa rural
mail carriers sefe fnsssaesed TO Dis
tribute feed for tie birds aA0ng fAeas
routes when IL 10 pF0sk8ea
Rlnoaa. Wiaoua county fgaSs fair TO
hare ona Of tbs kiSSs w0snxn asa00rs
operators, An application h&s haefa
made 70 the Rolssnsssobe Village eoaD.
efi 10 transfer sas license sera@rly IN
the fsasns of Frxnk Biitxwn. decreased.
10 his widow. Mrs Agnes Balsgen.
Bed Wing so0dhae Soasssyes oldest
woman. MIRA. Ggrsru1e Qaxte. esDssn,
sfian 81 Kenyon village. liz dead. ssrs.
4uajs waa born In Troa6htezn, NoF~ay,
Aag, 81, 1916. On Aug, is Last. Mrs.
Quais esisLratsd her ons huadredth
birthday.
III. rauf-ssoyern0r Burnqusst an.
noHnees that be has been notified by
Congressman Charles A. Linbergh OF
Little Faifx that bic will discontinue
farther activities Ia connection with
his Alag for the Republican nonina.
ton for governor and will withdraw
from the race.
Red Wlng~-At the annual meeting
Of the GoOdhns County Cooperative
company. George v. Gross, general
manager. Submitted his annual report
II showed the aggregate business done
by the company amounted 10 about
gz0S. 900. Net profits reported TO be
distributed among the shareholders on
purchases were nearly sli 900.
prainsrd.--Uppsr Mississippi reser.
voirs north of Brainsrd will be- filled
TO bursting should the winter snow go
| out with early rains. The snow here
has settled IN nineteen inches deep,
the total fall for the winter being 27.7
inches. A heavy spring thaw win fill
reservoirs, allowing no room for sue
caeding rains, and June precipitation.
Warren. --~Three boys OF Marshail
county made exceptional records In
corn. potato and pork production for
the year 1916. and have been presented
with certificates OF homer signed by the
officers OF the Red River Valley Devel,
opfnent association. The boys were
under the direction Of q. Neral. agricul.
tural Instructor OF the Warren high
school.
Minneapolis. -~A free trip to the
Minnesota State Fair Farm Boys
Camp. Sept. TO 3. la 10 be given tt
III boys who exceIled last year In
the state acre.yieid corn contest, state
plg club contest. and Northern Mime
sofa potato contest as result OF &C
ton Just taken by the fair board. This
1916 Camp will be nearly twice al
large aa any OF it's four predecessors
Minneapolis, King Baby" the iittl'
monarch who In to reign over Mime
polls for the period from March 4 I.
O March IL, has had the boundaries o
lis kingdom extended far and wide ans
oyai subjects everywhere In Mime
,ota are doing homage. Baby week
PROMISES. IA new plan develops iron
1 LAY ~ uhy w ht N nhA&tS0 1h 1sRsy N&
md m event OF magnitude far create
han had been expected.
Minneapolis. MINI, Walter
Smith, former state treasurer, Ii bac
again in the Gatiin sanitarium In Mir
aeapolis, ut liberty under $1,000
bonds. He was taken quietly TO y
Paul. was arraigned, pleaded not gui
" to three indictments charging hil
with grand larceny of state schot
funds. arranged his bail and returne'
II Frank r. Thompson, chairman I
the state boxing commission. Louis
Dow and Julius Schmahl. secretary I
state. went on the $4,000 bond for d
. former treasurer.
VI A. G. Gooding. the new state trea
nrer. appeared mt the capital short
J before noon and went nj once 10 n
once of Governor rnrnanist.
The governor armed him with h
official papers and Mr.. Gooding too
charge. lie said that no change
! would be made In the personnel OF II
stan In the treasurer's office. He
making ARRANGEMENTS for his bond.