Kent, Faribault, Rock, Christoph
erson, Luverne, Roseau, Israel Sjor
berg Roseau, St Louis, Hartley,
Dulufh, Scott, Theodore Wieland, Sha
kopee, Sherburne, Andrew Davis. Elk
River Siblev, John W Book, Gibbon
Stearns, Charles Ladder, St Cloud
Steele, Senator Thomas E Cashman,
Owatonna, Stevens W Adams, Mor
ris. Swift. Frank Thornton, Benson
Todd, Rudolph Lee, Long Prairie, Trav
erse, Charles E Huseton, Wheaton
Wabasha, Joseph Underwood Lake
City, Wadena, John Mark, Wadena
Waseca, Ward, Waseca, Washing
ton A Wllkinsoti, Stillwater, Waton
wan O Peterson Madelia, Wilkin,
Buscher. Bpeckenridge, Winona, E
Blair, Winona, Wright. John Kellv, Wav
erly Yellow Medicine, A. Johnson,
Granite Falls
Fair as "Food Training Camp."
The Minnesota State Fair, which is
to be held Sept. 3 to 8, has tendered
its services as a "food, training camp"
to President Wilson, to assist the gov
ernment in: its efforts to increase crop
production, and reduce the waste of
food in this country, which, is known
to be enormous.
Encourages Silo Building.
The state committee on food produc
tion and conservation will encourage
this summer only one kind of building
on the farm, and that is the silo. The
silo saves all the feed in the corn, and
in its effort for food conservation the
state committee feels that silos are
very necessary.
Slain Girl's Chum Released.
Chicago, May 17.After nearly an
hour's deliberation a coroner's jury
was unable to determine whether the
bullet that killed Grace Hagemann, IS
years old, was fired from a revolver
held by herself or by her playmate,
Doris Anderson, 14 years old. In an
open verdict it was recommended that
the police continue their inquiry teta
the shooting of th-3 girl on My 10.
