New Ulm weekly review., 1882-04-26
MINNESOTA NEWS,

Big Stone City Herald: The body
of Chas. Fulcrut, drowned in the
Yellow Bank a week ago last Sab
bath was found about 3 P. M. to. day
"wednesday in perfect state Of
preservation. The remains were
placed in coffin here, and the be.
reaved father will start home with his
sad charge tomorrow.
The Woman's Board of Foreign
Missions closed it's annual session at
Minneapolis last Thursday evening.
The treasurers reported $4,000 col.
lected that day. In the evening the
ladies of Minneapolis gave recep-
ton to the visitors in the parlors of
the church, which was greatly enjoy
ed by all present.
A few days ago three men and sew.
en- horses were drowned in the Mus.
tinkee river, near Tintah. A party
of five men were carrying lot OF
horses from Ortonville for the Tintah
farm. They attempted to cross the
river in small boat, leading the
horses behind, but the boat was cap.
cized and three of the five were
drowned. The names of the men
drowned are not learned.
A relic of ancient Indians was un-
earthed at Dresbach last week, and
consisted of copper hammer six
inches in length. It is of pure hard
copper rudely fashioned, and proba.
oily beaten with stones. Two we'll
defined Indian characters were en-
graved on the sides.
The Nettleton boys on Wednes.
day, emptying shed of hay that had
been there for four months, rescued
alive a once good fat hen that had
been fasting and solitarily mediating
all that time. She is now taking
thin nourishment in the form of pep
per and milk. The hen has kept
Lent little too we'll; she won't be
able to perform full Easter duties.-
Glueden News 9Th.
A creamery company, with paid
up capital of $1,000, has been started
at Worthington. Similar institutions
at Luverne, Adrian, Heron Lake and
jackson will be in operation this sum-
mer. -..
Candy Nevs: Mr.. Wattner was
poisoned last week in a novel way
simply by putting one OF the Eagle
copying pencils in the mouth-as it is
the habit>of many to dampen the point
of lead pencil before writing with
it. He was in great distress for
about twenty-four hours; but the
.emetic administered by the doctor
soon restored him to state Of health.
This should serve as a warning TO
others of like habit to desist.
The Minnesota State Sunday
School association will hold its TWEEN.
ty-fourth annual convention in Ro.
chester, June 6-8.
The Southern Minnesota Fair asso-
citation have decided to have a series
of races on their grounds in Roches.
ter, July 4.
Louis Chase, of Concord, Dodge
county, is truly a rising young man.
His height is six feet 6a inches, is
only II years old, and weighs 1873
pounds.
An Indian squaw supposed to be
Ill years old died at Park Point
near Duluth, last Sunday. A super.
stitous wake was held over the re.
mains, at which five generations of
her descendants were present.
James Todd, supposing himself to
be seriously i'll, sent for lawyer and
made will bequeathing to several
prominent citizens of Duluth and to
the charitable institutions of that CITY
the sum Of 81, 100000, mostly in
real estate. The property is sup
posed to be on paper or in his mind.
Probably crank.
The handsome school.house in
Kasson was burned on the 18th, in
volving a loss Of SIG, 900, with 81, 900
insurance. It is supposed tn have