New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
NORTHWEST NEWsBUDGET
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF
IMPORTANT NEWS.
IA Concise Account OF the Happen
ings Of the Past Week in Min-
nesota. North Dakota,
Iowa and Wiscon-
ain.
Minnesota

Crosse, have decided to move their works
TO Minneapolis.
Logans saw-mill, at Lincoln. was set on
fire by an ineendiary and burned to the
ground Loss, So, 900.
The Merchants Bank. of West Duluth,
has filed articles ofincorporation with
capital stock of $50, 900.
Jefferson HARRISON, wanted in Omaha for
embez1lementy was arrested in Duluth,
MIMI
Smith,. Farwell's q Co. 3 wholesale furni-
ture establishment. st. Paul, is damaged
$40, 600 by fire.
Secretary Hart presents a report which
shows that Minnesota s. proportion. of in
sanity issloWer than thetaverage.
A. E. Johnson, the well known inamigras
ton agent, st. Paul, is sued for divorce by
his wife. who makes very sensational
charges.
A. D. Weston who had his six year-old
son killed on the Milwaukee railroad track
at Dundas, Oct, II, has commenced suit
against the company in the sum OF S, Co.,
Fire at Welcome the other night de-
stroyed Wilkinsons. general store. the
Star Office two saloons and other build
ings. Loss, $4,000.
/, Fire at Little Falls destroyed the three
story veneered building belonging to
John Redan of ST. Paul The building
was about completed and cost about
S., 900; no insurance.
Mrs. Josephine Sorensen, of Minneapolis,
fell dead upon the street. Heart disease is
supposed to have been the cause of her sud
den, demise.
II ~ To1y ~ n 49, IL
has been opened. The building which is
owned by II. 0. Jarshow, was erected at a
cost of $4,000.
Frank Carlson, Minneapolis teamster
in a fit Of dependency, sent bullet
through his brain. Carlson was 80 years
old, married, and had family of several
children.
County Superintendent C. G. Norstrom,
the Republican candidate for reelection,
died at his home in SIayton Of brain fever,
caused by overwork and the worry OF the
campaign.
A suspected case of smallpox at Staples
IS undoubtedly real one. DR.. Hewitt
chairman Of the State Board of Health, las
ordered the schools closed and every pre-
caution to be taken.
Iverson Opdahl, Of Rushford, while at
tempting to board moving train fell I'M
der the cars and sustained injuries which
will necessitate the ampu:ation Of both
legs.
Mrs. Rufus Sutliff, of Swan River, was
shot in the leg recently by the accidental
discharge of rifle in the hands of her
husband. The wound is not danger
Gus.
Hubert Gotalder, one of the oldest set
tiers OF Houston county, living two miles
from Hokah, being subject to heart failure
received a stroke recently causing him to
tall from his door steps breaking his
neck. 80 -
Nicholas Mech, well-lnown character
about Duluth, committed suicide by taking
paris green. A bosom friend Of his COM
mitted suicide four years ago, and Neeb
believed the spirit of his departed friend
called him to follow.
| A man giving the name of John West,
stopping at the Central House, Crooksuon,
suddenly darted from the hotel crying the
police, were going to hang him, and he was
going to drown himself. 1t is believed he
tedsuicide. The body has not been
| found.
Rev. c. H, Brace, Minneapolis clergy
man, died suddenly while sitting in the
| Union Depot. It is thought the fatigue of
long journey, from which the deceased
had just returned, fastened the end Mr.
Brace, who was about so years old, leaves
widow and six children.
| Burglars entered the residence of II. N.
Harding at Little Falls the other morn
| ing, anu stole suit Of clothes. Upon being
discovered they fled, dropping the clothes,
| but escaped with a watch. They are
thought to be the same who operated III
Brainerd recently.
One thousand people attended the dedi-
cation ceremony of the new College of the
United Norwegian Luth eran Church at
Madison, recently. Pro- Smith, of St.
! Olaf's congregation, and Rev. Estenstein
of Minneapolis were present. Rev. Hayme
1 pre,ident ofthe. United Church, delivered
4 the dedicatory address
At Breckenridge, the other night two
men attempted to hold up man on the
/ bridge between here and Wahpeton, they
told him to hold up his hands but instead
ofcomplying he attenp pied to escape, when
one OF he robbers shot him in the leg.
The robbers escaped.
Frank Yves fern OF Eagle Lake was killed
/ by the explosion o f'the boiler of a. thresh-
ing machine engine-on the farm Of Thomas
Bowers, ten miles south of Waseca4 Two
othermen were seriously but not fatally
injured
An accident occurred at Peterson,
fyemiles from Rushford in which
.Iyer IYerson Updahl was killed.
In attempting to board q moving
reconstruction train on which he. was
employed he losthis grip and fell under
the wheels where both of his legs were
crushed to pulp. His wife died about a
year ago, and FIVE small children are no ~
thrust upon the mercies OF the world. Up
dahl was drunk at the time of the. aeci-
! dent.
/ WISCONSIN, II
Mrs. Harriet L. Brown, an old resident OF
Juneau, died at the age OF IS years
The death is announced of Mrs. John
Spain, of Portage at an advanced age.
James Monaghan, young man residing
at Kenosha, died of blood poisoning.