New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-25
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.


Rural free delivery will be estab-
lished at Climax, Polk county, Mimi,
on April /.
The trustees Of the Sheldon estate
have paid the debt on the Red Wing
hospital amounting to over $1,000,
and the association owns its property.
unincumbered. 81
At the sixth annual meeting of the
Manufacturers asso-
citation at the St. Paul Chamber of
Commerce the following officers were
elected:
Mabel Green, formerly teacher at
the Jefferson school in Minneapolis,
committed suicide in Chicago. A
broken engagement is said to have
led the young woman to commit the
deed. Miss Green left about a year
ago for Chicago.
The northwestern lawn tennis
tournament will be held at Lake Min
netonka during the week of Aug.
13, the date having been fixed at a
meeting of the United States Ma
t6onal Lawn Tennis association, held
at New York.
The Crookston band is preparing to
give a number of concerts at Maple
Lake during the coming season.
The entire family of O. A. Pinney
of LeSueur was poisoned apparently
by something which they ate. Miss
Sophie Won Oshen, who was at the
house, was also poisoned. All are out
of danger.
Peter S. Bolander, an old recluse
living in a tumble-down shanty at
the rear of 525 Washington avenue
north, Minneapolis, was found dead
continued absence, broke in the door.
The Great Northern railroad an
nounces that it will begin the con-
struction this season of line north
from Thief River Falls into the north
ern part of the state.
A six-foot vein of good coal has
been found between Rallog and
barnesville which, when developed,
will solve the fuel question for many
years to come, as wood is getting to
be very scarce and dear. ~
Just a week from the day she was
to have been married, after the invi-
tations for the marriage had been
issued and all preparations for the
happy event completed, Clara Louise
Bolter died and her remains now oc-
cupy a grave in Layman's cemetery
in Minneapolis. "
M. w. Savage has refused an offer
of $4,000 for Dan Patch. The ia
nous PAGER cost Mr.. Savage 100000
about three months ago. He bought
the stallion in New York city, and
now eastern men are so anxious to
get him back that they telegraphed
the offer. 81 .-1'. a . 49, IS.
The case against Michael Mollick,
charged with illegal fishing at Spring
Lake, resulted in a verdict of acquit-
tai The complainant was Deputy
Game Warden Boyd of St. Paul.
While leading a spirited horse,
Adolph Threnden, of Edgerton, a
young man, was kicked in the face
and badly injured. He is a K. P,
which lodge will look to his welfare.
w. G. Sawyer has resigned as a
member of the board of managers of
the Minnesota state fair, and w. E..
Lee of Long Prairie, a former mem
Der Of the state board of control, has
been selected as his successor. -
I All loggers on the upper St. Croix
and tributaries have broken camp
and preparations are being made for
an immediate log drive. The warm
appearance of the snow and the
streams are full. IS 49," z$s. -
] Fred hartman, a .laborer, committed
suicide near the home Of Lewis Pal
mer, two miles west of Bloomington,
by hanging himself, to the limb of a
tree. He was Respondent because of
excessive drinking. He had no re
latives in this country and his re-
mains will be buried by the county.
The costly glass fronts of two bust
ness places at Gladstone were smash
ed in by some one throwing stones
and bottles through them. One place
has three large panes Of glass broken
and the other two. Three young men
of this vicinity are suspected of hav-
ing done the damage.
An order has been issued providing
for the establishment of an addition
al postoffice station at St.. Paul at
Dale street and Como avenue. It will
be known as station 80. Facilities
will be provided for the transaction
of money order and registry bust
ness. -. d.. Us.
: It is reported there is strong prob
ability that Cass Lake will have a
United States land office. It would
curtail the business of the Duluth Of
flee to some extent.
Labor Commissioner O'Donnell re-
ceived from the managers of the
French exposition, held at Paris in
1000, handsome bronze medal for the
exhibit made at the exposition by the
Minnesota department of labor. Bits
The early closing movement has
apparently reached an acute stage in
lCrookston, as one of the clothing
stores was mobbed because the prop
irietor would not agree to the early
CLOSING agreement.
/ The citizenship of Daniel Campbell
of Minneapolis has been annulled by
an order of Judge G. B. Elliott be-
cause of the statements of the former
at the time of his naturalization that
he came to the United States in 1S48,
when the proof shows. that he really
came in 1856, after he was 81 years of
age.
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