New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-02
MINNESO ST "a TIE NEWS.

MIN NESO ia S q To N EWS. &
Caroline Brown, the wife 90 Judge James
Brown, OF Mankato, died very suddenly 81 !
heart disease. She had beeninpo or health
Tor number: OF years.
At Red Wing John Nystr,,m, had Charles
+. eterson arrested on complaint of Sian.
der. The jury awarded the plaintiff dam
ages to the amount OF five cents.
r. 2. Barron, a New York capitalist, is
prospecting at Mile Laos lake with view
to erect a possible summer resort there,
when the ST. Paul. Brainerd & Northwes t.
ern railroad is opened.
George N. Baxter Of Faribault WAS APP
pointed United States district attorney,
vice Searle, resigned.
Some idiot tagged freight train near
Hastings, and the second section ran into
1T, causing bad wreck.
Theodore Bartlett, civil engineer, died
at st. Paul OF typhoid fever.
Capitalists are said to be contemplating
putting up large fax and Touring mills on
the st. Louis river, near. Duluth.
The meeting of the county superfntend-
ents OF Minnesota has been called for Mon
day, Dec. %, at the state capitol The
be followed by the meeting OF the state
teachers association. The topics to be
discussed will be: Visitation ofSchools,"
Teachers Institutes Local Associa-
tons. Grading Country Schools" and
Teachers Reading Circles"
Register Hartley, of the Duluth land
Office, expects to turn over the Office to
his successor Dec. l, and will then return
to attend to his large business interests in
Brainerd.
The election on Incorporation of the vii
lage OF Hinckley carried in the affrma-
tive by a vote OF 50 in favor to 81 against.
At the competitive exhibition Of the
scholars of Michigan Academy Of Ovation
ma, the judges on essays gave their de-
cisions, having read the compositions, the
authors being unknown to them: First
prize, Miss V. Mead; second, prize. Miss N.
N. Jones. After a long absence the judges
returned, Hon. H. c. Hickman compli-
1nented the class on the high order OF de-
clamation, awarding the first prize to C.
u. Case, the second to F. l.. Carey, and the
third to r. p. Button.
The Assumption German Catholic)
Church at ST. Paul raised over $4,000 at
acourch fair.
t At St. Paul, John Williamson, bookkeep-
er for Beck & Rank, painters, was badly
cut with a knife by Andrew Hanson, a
painter.
A. C. Daniels OF Oronoco has received a
back pension OF $500.
Several urchins from seven to ten years
OF age at St. Charles secured barrel Of
wine from a burning store and got glorious
~ full.
Hunters near Eagle Bend are killing
large number OF deer and the settlers are
threatening to prosecute them.
A Worthington lawyer took in 81 900 on
appeals filed by settlers during the recent
land scare.
The Minnesota Land and Loan Company
OF Lake City has organized with capital
of $25, 900.
The Congregational church of Rochester
has extended ~ call to Rev. s. F. Milliken
OF Ottumwa, Iowa.
Bishop Whipple preached the commemo-
ration sermon before the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Episco-
pal church in Philadelphia. The
Press OF that city says: "He wears black
| skull cap, and has man marks of individ-
uality and power"
! Charles H. Clark, secretary of the Mime
apolis Fair association, died from a stroke
OF paralysis.
S. Rathbun OF St. Cloud had letter a
few days ago from brother whom he had
not heard from before for fifteen years.
They parted boys fourteen and seventeen
! and are now men old and gray The BROTH
er met a stranger who told him there was
an S. Rathbun in ST. Cloud and he wrote to
see if it was his brother.
Fire originated in the pork packing house
OF Haas Br os., located on the corner of Kent
and Lafond streets. st. Paul, and the build
ing was burned to the ground, mourning a
loss OF 81, 800.
About 1851 acres of state lands were
disposed OF in Brown county, prices rang
ing from SIS to $1O.75 per acre.
The big pine sale recently made by the
Northern Pacific is on land located on the
ST. Louis river, and all tributary to Du-
luth.
A. A. Day has sold his farm in Empire
consisting OF 96O acres, together with all
the stock, implements, grain, ETC., to A. j.
Gillette OF West St. Paul for $25, 900.
Mr.. Window tells the Winona Herald
that he is not a candidate for any office,
but adds: II do not say that am per
manently out of politics for I expect to
sso'NS e"AA AAVSASoo Az POAAOAC6A <tI1SalI6. OuU
at present am not candidate for any
Office
Quite a.number OF occupants OF railroad
lands in Renville county have been before
the Redwood Falls land Office for the past
few days on account OF the claim made by
Land Commissioner Sparks that the Wi
mona Il st. Peter company have more land
han they are legally entitled to.
Pipestone is to have new hotel contain
ng fifty rooms furnished through out with
all the modern conveniences.
A fire at St. Charles destroyedD D. Bacon's
furniture store and contents; also George
Smiths drug store. Welshold's harness
shop and DR.. Martins office. Loss, So
900; insurance, $1,000.
William Smith of Red Lake Falls was APP
pointed register OF the Crookston land
Office. He formerly lived at LIE Seuer
Neil Murray, son OF City Attorney MUIR
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