Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-01
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SHORTS.
Fsoy9 G. Pendergzst, Civil vaY vet
sraa and member Of the Minnesota
Legislature from tie SIXTY second dis
trscs, died at Carson City. Nevada
Representative Peaterzzst was "a
years CID He had been IN III health
Tor some time.
The United States government ha1
entered into . contract with Barrett
4 Zimmerman, St Paul horse deal
sry, for 2,sl@ horses The govern
nent has decided to buy all horBea
from dealers By contract instead OF
seeking out farmers and breeders.
Potatoes are coming into Princeton
from the growers in large quantities
and the Princeton market has been
strong and active throughout the
week The general range Of prices
has been from $500 TO $40 per hun.
dredseszh. for Triumphs: sI75 To
1.30 for OhioS. and t1C0 TO S175 fol
other varieties.
The third dis'cyaity arrest IN Martin
county was recorded when CharfeA
Alp. farmer. was taken into custod.
on charges made by Liberty Loan 80
Feitora that he ordered them on hiz
place, saying the United States got in
to the war and could now get out with
out his assistance. Alps was released
on II 900 bail
Coal careoes continue to come In u
Duluth harbor at rapid rate. seven
laree steamers reaching there in one
day. The record day Of the 1917 grair
shipping season closed when the local
elevators sent 9z5, 900 bushels OF wheat
and FAX on their way TO Buffalo. Oh
the total. $4,000 bushels II wheat and
log 900 bushels FAX
More than 800 refrigerator cars oil
the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific railways will be diverted to
the Minnesota territory the next two
weeks to relieve the car shortage
and protect the sugar beet and 20
tato crops. g. W. Murnane, chairman
OF the car service committee OF the
Railroads War Board announces.
Conscience stricken and weary oil
being a fugitive. Herman l.. Kncbler
81 years old. appeared at the Winons
county :ail and gave Sheriff J. w
Parr the names OF Is liquor houses
In the twin cities. some wholesale
dealers and operators of saloons
upon whom he had passed forged
checks in December and January.
Three cases in which the Nationa
Elevator company seeks to recover
from the Great Northern railway com
pany for wheat alleged to have beer
lost from cars while In transit, are 4
be tried at special term of Beltrain
county district court at Bemidji Mucl
interest Is being manifested In ths
trial q ore Of the cases. AZ there ar,
eli separate causes Of action cited.
Minnesotas next increment In TIT
draft will probably be called in thu
period from Nov. to 10. It was re
herated by Captain w. A. Curtis
draft aid 10 Adjutant General W. p
Rhinow. Captain Curtis has re
turned from Warrington. where h
was summoned by Provost Marsha
General Il. II. Crowder to discuss re
vised regulations for the second M
tionwide draft
The great war will have beneficia
effect OIL the people Of the Unto
States. according to DR.. c. H. Mayo. q
Rochester. Ho declares that the pet
pie Of this country will be amalg ANA,
ed rs u result Vt being called on {
fight the highly scient.dc . nd organ
tied Germany. There can be NO que;
ton In the world about tho outcOm
Of the conflict" DIR, Mayo said, ~0e
many can't whip ua."
Hunters will get the best big gam
shooting in years. from November l
10 November 80. according to Gam
Warden J. Z. kreager. who spend
most OF his time In Northern MINI,
sofa forests. Never saw 90 man
deer in my life In st. Louis county Z
have run across this FALL" sal
KreaHei. And have never see
deer looking SO sleep and plump. III
animals have had great year--theT
was plenty OF grass and water"
Dates for the Northwest Loyalt
meetings in st. Paul and Minneapoll
have been set for November i6 an
II. The first meeting will be at III
Auditorium. in st. Paul. Announc,