New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-12
5 IN MINNESOTA

. ign license law took effect.
rdslstip Canning company is
now about fifty hands.
city of their mandatory
doubled this summer.
{rdwarestores OLA. Franken.
iTR Il. Wordsworth were bur.
lat Glencoe. F'rankenfeld's
3}psS150, and WardsWorth's
hEiee that amount,
saaa Id Wicklow, aged fifteen, fell
Wheat stack near Montgom.
eE dislocated his neck, death en-.
IL once. Wicklow lived with
D7er M Wheatland township.
ar the st. Croix boom has
9 out this year $50, 100000
Hogs, the largest amount ever
n out by the boom in one sea.
IA. Sheffield rented the Robin.
II at Faribault and is about
it to it's full capacity. This
% Sheffield from both his mills a
fifty of 800 barrels of -four per
II Indians are becoming quite
vaous around Perham, and as
ARE committing a great many
Idations. 1t is said they are
g on Big Pine Lake with nets.
is contrary to law.
creamery at Wadena, will shut
on Sept. l on account of the
weather and inability to get
In enough to keep the works in
Eatisn 1t will resume business
~ 10 about the first of next May.
farmer named Erick Swensen
his team and buggy stolen.
/. lsen lives seven miles north OF
coe, and came to attend the
lodist Church. During services
were taken.
) Jne village ofMazeppa has asensa-
] in the disgraceful proceedings OF
I'youngmen and three young girls.
p bal a high old time recentlydrink.
abeer and whisky. One of the mems
i in 81, 900 bonds, while the other
+ off with a $50 fine.
[emming Hanson, a farmer living
pr Alden, was thrown from his
gon between his horses, while
licking, recently, and the team run.
lg away, one of his shoulder blades
IS broken in three pieces, his lungs
IRE injured, and he is not likely to
lrviVe the accident.
AT Duluth, a~party of small boys
ole some dynamite cartridges
omss q gang of BIAS
rs clearing land, thinking
ley could be used as fire-crackers.
ne of the boys pounded one with a
zone and had his right hand lacera-
ID and head cut. The boy will re-
over.
4 sneak thief entered the up town
{ & Of The Rochester fair associa-
4 ring the absence of the entry
LEI ns a. stole $25 worth of one
9nt STAMPS, besides few dollars in
mall change 1t is hoped that
hen the thief attempts to dispose
t his large, CUNT Of stamps he
las be appre-- sided.
Tie BE-, and granary ofN. Stein,
wing in Cannon Falls; were de-
5royed by fire, caused by a boys
laying with matches. Mr. Stein al
} lost two horses, farm machinery,
900 bushels ofoats, and aquantity
hay, flax and barley, the loss ag-
81, 500.
Waterville AdVance-The large acre
ge of winter wheat in this section OF
lie country is a big item as compar-
with the spring wheat, especially
n the prairies. While the spring
sEaat is threshing out seven and
ght bushels of poor quality OF
heat, the winter wheat is yielding
ON twenty to thirty-fye bushels
er acre and of good quality.
For the first time in the history of
innesota an ex-conyict who has
zen released on a conditional par
IN has been brought back to prison
, serve the remainder of his SEN
nee in consequence of violating the
,nditions of his pardon, says the
5illwater Messenger. The party is
elheim ofkandiyohi county, charged
18th attempted rape.
All indications point to shortage
Duluth of anthracite coal alone.
m the amount needed in the north
Isl Isl, u 100, 900 tons. This will be
lie to the great increase ofconsump-
ON in the northwest, and lack of
Efficient railroad facilities to trans
ort coal from the mines ito the lake