New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-18
range joint excursion with the Mime
sofa association to the worlds fair. -

range joint excursion with the Mime.
sofa association to the worlds fair.
Alex Capehart, formerly Gov. Burke's:
BY q gas explosion at Bismarck while:
opening the door of the heating furnace
IN his residence. There will probably be
no permanent injury, but he will be laid
up for several days.
The dry goods stock Of Thomas Barrett
in the Syndicate block at Grand Forks
was damaged to the extent Of Sic, 5000 to
$4,000 by fire. The Syndicate block
was damaged to the extent of $500. The
fire. resulted from an overheated stove
IN the basement. The loss is covered by
insurance. II
The City mill at Devils Lake, owned
by Adolph w. Smith, burned to the
ground. Insurance. $2OSOO on building
and contents: $4,000 with the Millers'
National of Chicago, $1,000 with tho
Mill Building and Elevator company,
$500 with the Home of New York, and
$l,5OO with the Manchester. The loss
is fully covered with insurance. A wind
from the north saved the city.
Deputy Marshal Hennessey captured
near Winnipeg Toby Moran and Patrick
Morrisso of Rolla. who fed from arrest.
Moran was indicted for selling liquor to
the Indians and Morrisso fer fraudulent
land proofs. Deputy Schneider captured
Corbett Patteneaude who was skulking
IN the Turtle mountain timber Pattern
eaude was indicted for land proofs. He
was taken to Grand Forks. The prose-
cutlon OF the timber land thieves will be
beneficial to the settlers here.
Albert krichlow, aged nineteen, from
New Salem, Morton county, and a pu-
pill of the school for the deaf at Devils
Lake since last fall. died of typhoid
fever. This is the second death this win
ter, the other person, little girl, Mary
Peterson of Trail county. Considerable
fever is prevalent in this city, but the
crowded condition of the school is the
partial cause. Prof Spear has sent a
sample of the well water used in the
school to be analyzed in the Minnesota
university.
y: ). Nelson is charged at jamestown
with attempting to take the life of Mrs.
Augusta Stranz. He had employed Mrs.
otranz to keep house for him, and becom-
ing enamorad of her charms proposed
marriage. Mrs. Stranz consented. after
being granted divorce from her hus
bands Nelson became impatient, and
Mrs. Stranz. becoming tired of his too
frequent opportunities, withdrew her
consent. Nelson became enraged and
threatened her life The matter termin-
ated the other day when he assaulted her
with a razor.
The annual meeting of the Northwest
ern Farmers Autobiography Protection
association was held recently at
Grand Forks. The following of
GERS We're elected: President, J.
y. Faddan, Grand Forks; vice presi-
dent. Levi Stevenson. Climax. Mimi:
secretary, Thomas Ulven, Grand Forks:
treasurer and general agent at Duluth.
L. Hoisven. Grafton. The secretary's
report shows that the association now
has nearly two thousand members, in
Guiding farmers from every county in
the Red river valley in Minnesota and
North Dakota. The members ship grain
to sthe associations agent at Duluth for
sale, the agent receiving only a salary.
The association claims that both local
prices are advanced and the profits Of
middlemen and elevators saved.