New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-01
A Summary Of the Important Events
Of the Week in the Northwest
ern States.
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North
and South Dakota News in a
Nutshell.
MINNESOTA.


Mrs. James Frost died at Brainerd from
effects of carbolic acid Whether it was
suicide or accidents not known.
Arthur Harmon, young man % years
old, committed suicide at his fathers home
IN Waseca.
Two cases of diphtheria have about
closed the lower grades of the public
schools at Little Falls.
a. Fl. Baldwin goes on June II as county
secretaryinto Olmstead county, under the
dierction of the, Y. NJ. c. A
Hans Monsoon, of Eagle Lake, was
killed by Lightning while driving home in
u storm.
VIM. Armstrong of Buffalo was taken to
st. Peter. This makes the third time he
has been sent there and each time when. he
Is let out he seems entirely cured.
The first and only cheese factory where
cheese IS made flom whey is about ready
TO start up at Stanton, $500 COWS having
been secured.
Since Oct. 16, 1874 there has been paid
out through Freeborn county for wolf
bounties So. SS4, and yet the "varmints"
seem to be as thick in the county as ever.
The seventh anniversary of the founding
OF the Winona Norden society was celebra-
ted recently in very appropriate manner
by the members Of the society and friends.
Terrence Brazil, one Of the pioneers of
Renville county, was drowned in attempt
ing to ford Wabasha creek, seven miles
east of Morton. .
State Auditor Bierman has been in
Crookston selling the state school lands.
He sold in the neighborhood of 5000 acres
at prices ranging from SIS to $12 per acre.
The militia company which has recently
been organized at Crookston, has received
10 stands of arms and is drilling and max
ing preparations to have an entertainment
insthe opera house.
The Crescent Creamery Company of st.
Paul has added another creamery to their
large number in the vicinity of Mortified.
This time it is at Waterford three miles
distant
Mr.. Lever, Of e, Lever & Sons, of Knox
Vile, Iowa, was in Sank Rapids recently,
looking into the ACCESSIBILITY ofthe location
OF WOODEN mill here Work will begin as
soon as the necessary stock is raised.
B. Rosenburg, one of st. Clouds oldest
settlers died aged eighty-one years. He
was a pioneer merchant but retired in
1870 and for ten years had been totally
blind.
Quite number Of cases Of scarlet fever
are reported in Chattield. Several dwell
ings have been quarantined, and two OF
the primary rooms in our schools have
been closed.
The grand Jury at St. Cloud has finished
its labors and handed in three indictments.
Thos. Quinlivon was indicted for assault
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Berg and John P. Roller were indicted for
grand larceny.
Thos. MCGUIRE detective of the Milwau-
kec road arrested Edward Carney, charged
with having broken into Milwaukee
freight car. Carney was brought before
Judge Allen at Winona and his case was
taken under advisement
Rev. w. Schietel, of Wood Lake, while
attempting to cross the Yellow Medicine
river with one.horse gig, was drowned and
his body has not been found mp to this
writing The dead horse was found on the
bank attached to the rig
The remains of Rev. VIM Schietel. who
was drowned-in the Yellow Medicine river,
was found about Is rods below where he
attempted to cross Deceased was pastor of
the German Lutheran Church at Echo,
and was well'and favorably known.
At the preliminary examination of
Edward Murrell he was held to the grand
jury in Hastings in connection with the
mysterious death of Mrs Holmes, or Muir
rell, who had considerable money in her
possession, and which has not yet been
found.
The grand jury at Mankato has completed
its work. 1t brought in IL indictments,
one of which was for granddaughter in the
first degree against Carl Wilson for causing
the death of Christ Thorstead, Of Butternut
valley. It also recommends the building
Ola new jail at once.
A load ofsix young people returning to
C!oquet after attending wedding at Carl
ton, met with a serious accident Near
Cloquet the team ran away and the buggy
was overturned. Miss Larson had an arm
broken in two places and Maud Hall her
shoulder blade broken.
John d. Hayes waived examination at
Duluth, and was committed to jail in de-
FAULT of $500 bail to await action by the
grand jury on charge of assault. Hynes
is the man who attempted to murder his
wife with Ratchet and succeeded in sever
ing one of her thumbs.
Veterans, was organized at Glencoe, by
Commander De Long and staff of Hutch
dnson. The following officers were elected:
Willard Richardson. commander; Lewis
Child, S. V. c.; s. G. Fadden, j. V. G.; f.
L. Ford, VIM. Johnson, Ornlar Martin,
camp council,
As a result oft tie recent storm farmer
living ut Candy lost 80 head of cattle. Sew
'era other farmers sustained smaller losses.
the cattle had just been placed in herds and
in their h alf starved condition were unable
to withstand the snow and cold Some
llerders keep their cattle moving around
and thus keep them alive through the
storm.
In the case of Therope VS.. Doran for pos
session of the Hotel Pokegarna. at Grand
Rapids which has been through several
segcs of obligation, a jury trial before JUS
tice Stitson rendered verdict for defend
art. Stratton, of Minneapolis, owner of