New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-29
DEATH OF MRS. UPTON
Wife Of Publisher Passes Away at
St. Alexander Hospital.

hospital. Deceased had suffered for some
time from the complete loss of red cor
puscles in the blood and last week her
condition became alarming. Saturday
she was brought to the hospital in this
city for treatment but tile disease had
made such progress that recovery was
impossible.
Mis-. Upton was Al years Of age and
was born in Kansas. In 1887 she was
married at Lowell, Mass to Rev. G. r.
Upton but for the last 5 years had made
her home in Minnesota. In 1901 her.
husband accepted call from the Baptist
congregation at Sleepy Eye and they re-
sided in that place for year and half,
moving to Hanska about year ago. y
Deceased was a true-hearted Christian
woman and her unexpected death will
come as a severe blow t., a wide circle
of friends in Sleepy Eye and Hanska.
The sympathy Of the fraternity will go
out to Editor Upton and his little
daughter in their bereavement.
Arrangements for the funeral have
been completed. To-day the remains will
be taken to Sleepy Eye, where services
will be held, and tomorrow shipped to
Waterville for interment. s-as
August Dietz, a pioneer resident of
Brown county, died at his home IN this
city late Monday afternoon. Der easel
had passed his 10th birthday and cid age
was the cause of his demise. Mr.. Dietz
was born in Boehmen, Kreutz Pilzen,
Germany, and immigrated to America III
1858. The same year be came west to
Brown county, settling upon a farm in
Sigel, where he continued to reside for
II gears. At the time of the Indian
massacre he fled to New Ulm and assist
ed in the defense of the city. He leaves
wife and three grown children and was
an honorary member of St. Joseph's
Understandings Vereln. The funeral will
be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
from the Catholic church. z-.'@
| N. J. sandberg, county superinten
dent of schools of Nicollet county, dice
at his home in St. Peter last Thursday
afternoon after an illness Of year witt
consumption. Deceased was native O.
Nicollet county and was educated a
Gustavus Adolphus college. He wal
made superintendent of schools by The
board of county commissioners upo1
the retirement of Superintendent G. g
Schulz and last fall was reelected t.
fill the position. He had a vide circl,
of friends IN New Ulm who were palnet
to learn of his demise. %.-..
Ben Skar, resident of Madelia, pass
ed away at St. Alexander hospital las
Thursday night after a long illness will
consumption. He was 20 years of age
The parents of the deceased live in Nor
J way but he had brother in Montan,
and cousin at Madelia. Wednesda,
morning the remains were taken to L.
Buenger's undertaking rooms and tn
following day were shipped to Lasalle
Thursday afternoon the funeral was he'll.
in Madclia.
Joseph, IA year-old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Andrew Keiner, died at st. Alexan
der hospital Thursday morning. Som
two months ago he was operated upol
for appendicitis. Apparently he mad
a good recovery, but subsequently live
trouble developed ana he was taken bacl
to the hospital. Funeral services wer
held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning from
the Catholic church.
Mrs. Maler, an aged lady who wa
committed from this county upwards G
twenty years ago, died Sunday at the 81
Peter hospital. Theremains were brougt
here Monday evening and burial mad
at $50 yesterday afternoon from tn
Evangelical church to the city cemeter.
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! Coz. g. F. Mallahan, who was at or
J time engaged In newspaper work in tn
. city, passed through New Ulm Saturda
on his way to his home at Jackson. H
: was returning from trip to St. PAT
: and Minneapolis, where he purchased
printing plant for newspaper which b
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