Indian Bureau Tightens Indian Treaty Enforcement in Minnesota
The Indian Bureau in Washington issued two notices on enforcing treaties banning liquor in northern Minnesota. Liquor possession is now prima facie evidence of introduction, and beer is classified as spirituous liquor. The rulings affect the dry northwest region, stopping beer trade at Red Lake Falls along with whisky. Local prohibition efforts and Calderwood’s Washington visit are noted as context.
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Prohibition
Local residents and travelers noted across Odanah Superior and Milwaukee
Edward A Day from Odanah and Severt Olson visiting Superior on business. Dr J J Menhl from Saxon will locate at Odanah soon. Henry La Freniere called trade along the Chicago Northwestern. Several Saxon residents visited the city last Monday. Milwaukee area train service disrupted by a wreck near Alder. Soo Line handles trains. Max Fisher from St Paul returned for Ellis Fisher funeral. Duket spent a week on business in Superior. Frances Green returned to Superior after weeks visiting relatives. Mrs George Jameson and Miss Hazel Quam among locals visiting friends.
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Superior
Wis
Frances Green
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