New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-22
NORTH DAKOTA.

Karl Nelson, who embezzled $4,000 of
the Grand Forks bank, pleaded guilty and
Judge Thomas sentenced him to five years
at hard labor at Sioux Falls.
Court convened at Valley City but it will
be short session, as the docket is light
and there are no criminal cases. The 500
hester right ot-way case will come, having
been remanded to this court
Work on the excavation for the Normal
School foundation at Valley City has be-
gun and Contractor j. c. Drake left to as
sist in purchasing the lumber, which will
fill IA cars
boiler exploded at La Moure recently
Dick White was killed, John Klommer,
William Glen, Milton Scott and an I'M
known man were seriously injured. John
Klommer is not expected to live.
The state G. A. R. encampment at their
recent meeting at Fargo selected Devils
Lake as the place for the next session, and
elected S. G. Roberts of Fargo command
er, and Maj. Blood OF Valley City ieuten-
ant.
G. S. Moe, prominent business man of
Church's Ferry and prominent citizen of
the state, died at Grand Forks, of consump-
that a change Of climate might prove bene-
fetal.
A Mandan special says: Several huDdred
sheep were drowned in the West end of
this country in an early morning flood
caused by heavy rains, and trains are de-
layed somewhat by washouts d The
rain extended from Mandan to points 100
miles west. ~
The June term of the district court con-
vened at Glendale. The most important
case on the docket is that Of August Heine
VS.. L. 3. Cannon, president Of the banking
house of T. B. Cannon e Co., praying for
1000 damages for alleged assault last win
ter. s.- ..- ~
Parties have been trying for some time to
find the body of Mrs. Henry Carlson in
Heart river without success. She had been
fording the river near Mandan with her
husband in river when she was drowned.
The deceased woman was married on the
day previous to the disaster
At a secret meeting of the executive
committee Of the Democratic state central
committe held at Fargo. the date for the
state convention was changed from July
IA to the second Tuesday in September and
the proposition to fuse with the Farmers
Alliance organization was brought up but
the members Of the committee could not
agree, so the matter was dropped.
Deputy Collector of Custom Lyman, OF
St. John, who was at Devils Lake recently
on his way to assist in the capture of nine
Germans who, with horses and wagons,
crossed from Manitoba evading the revenue
laws, lwas wired by Deputy Fred w.
SCHNEIDER that the men and teams were
captured at Osnabrook. They will be pros
ecuted for the evasion of customs and
violation of contract labor law, they hav-
ing come into the United States under con
tract with one kugel, of South Dakota.
The state editorial association at their
recent meeting in Fargo decided to hold
its next session at Bismarck in February.
The following officers were elected; Pres
ident George K. Shaw, Fargo Argus; first
vice president, M. II. Morrill,, Wahpeton
Gazette; second vice president. R. M. Tut
tie, Mandan Pioneer; secretary H. A. Arm
old, Larimore Pioneer; treasurer, Fred
Falley, Wahpeton Globe executive board
M. II. Morrill,, f. J. Jennings, NJ H. Jew
ell, George E. Bowers L. w. Bennett.