New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21

itor, Frank Reid; Judge of probate I. T.
Hunt; states attorney. ]. g. Rapelge: regis
ter of deeds, Walter Shelton; clerk of court
Clarence Price
The reports in regard to Arthur Smith,
circulated at Fargo recently, seem to have
been overdrawn. He was taking a rest for
ten days, and was simply enjoying quiet
time at Detroit lake. He is nephew of 2.
D. smith, manager of the st. Anthony Ele-
vator company at Minneapolis, and has
been employed in the Fargo roller mill as
bookkeeper for couple of years. He is
highly esteemed
Agent p. w. Bremen has just completed
the census of the Indians on the Turtle
Mountain reservation. There are 2I5 full
blooded Chippewas and lose half bloods,
and 293 half bloods residing outsid e the res
ervation. In addition to the above there
are III half bloods on the reservation who
should belong to the Canadian side of the
line and are not recognized by the agent as
Americans.
IOWA.
All Poe, Chinaman in Ottumwa, was
found dead in bed, poisoned Foul play by
hlghbinders is suspected.
Huldah Laurin, aged 81, took carbolic
acid at her home in Davenport after quar-
rel with her lover, and is dead
Operators working for the Burlington,
and Cedar Rapids & Northern road have
again presented that road with new
schedule. Its said strike may resultit
not conceded
An unknown man, well dressed, was
found hanging to tree in VIM. McCunen's
pasture, five miles from Ottumwa He
used barbed wire and the fall broke his.
neck.
While B. F. Fellows, with his wife,
mother and two children were driving
over bridge at Spanning Lime Creek,
near Mason City, the wagon went down a
twenty-foot embankment. All five of the.
family were seriously injured, the mother
and one child fatally.
How Little Miss Turned Failure Into a.
Glorious Success.
Presence of mind has turned defeat into.
victory for generals on the b tile field, for
statesmen in the senate chamber and for
lawyers in the court room. 1t is rare gilt
but very young woman who lives in the
little town OF Hawthorne. in the pine woods,
| OF Florida, possesses it to an unusual de-
gree says an exchange. The Sunday
school to which she belongs recently gave.
Sunday school concert and, although
she is hardly five years DID, she show ed.
such willingness to contribute to the
| success OF the occasion that she was en-.
trusted by the teacher with the recitation.
| of verse.
She applied herself to her task. and at the
| preliminary rehearsal acquitted herself to,
| the delight OF her teacher and the envy OF
| her classmates.
The Sunday afternoon came at last The
| church was crowded and the exercises be-
| gan. The little girl was in fiutter At last
| the long waited moment arrived and the
superintendent announced her name She
toddled bravely up the aisle and with the
help Of his hand mounted the steps and
stood on the platform facing the people.
ooh, what lot OF folks are looking at
me!' she thought.
In fact, like many an older person in
similar situation, that was all she could
think o. The verse which she knew SO
well that she had been saying it in her
sleep she could not think Of at all ,
But she was not the child to give way to.
defeat without struggle. If she couldn't
think ofthat verse. she could of another,
and so while the congregation was hushed
to catch the first syllable from her laltering
lips, she piped up in shrill trebe
Needles and pins,
Needles and pins,
When you get married the trouble begins.
In one respect, at least, her recitation
was the success of the afternoon.