New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11
GOPHER GOSSIP

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st Paul-The first state tournament
Is held under the auspices of the st.
Eau Skat club.
st. Paul-The lacrosse club decides
TO accept the Chipmin cup, the inter-
national trophy.
st. Paul-The arguments in the pr
per trust case are commenced before
Judge Van gDevanter in the federal
court
st. Paul-The International Broth
hood of Railway Blacksmiths and
Helpers met in convention at the old
cap toll
Minneapolis-The Minneapolis Auto
mobile club give cup to be contested
for annually at the Ormond Beach au-
automobile races.
st. Paul-Gertrude Butler, domes-
tic. was drowned in cistern in the
basement of the Kittson house, Sum
NIT and Selby avenues.
st. Paul-St Paul carried off all but
one OF the first prizes in the first an
nnal Minnesota state skat tournament
in ". Turverein hall
II eapolis-Glen Taylor, Francis
Favor and R. Mcmillan, all about 10
Y '''> old were arrested by Detectives
Eek and Bezanson on a charge of
burr llry
Moo "head-The charge of selling
'qu'r without retailers license
gain>' Lewis Hart, managers of the
E npi"r 3 ,ttling Works, was d smissed
ny Jn.i re Torson.
ST. paul-The state historical society
received in printed form the roster of
tue alumni and other former students
OF the state university who fought in
the war with Spain.
Minneapolis-The state board of
equalization raised the valuation of
the Twin City Rapid Transit Co ST.
900, 900, making the assessed valuation
of the company up to $40, 600, 900.
Mankato-The ffty-frst annual con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church of the southern district of Min
nesota has closed here The next con-
ference will be held in st. Paul.
st. Peter-The fourteenth annual
convention of the Minnesota state con-
ference of charities and correction will
be held in this city Nov. 10, IA and Is
Among the speakers will be United
States Senator Knute Nelson.
st. Paul-Word was received at St.
Luke's hospital that the will of Mrs.
Emma K. Shipman, of New York, who
died Sept 10, provides for SIS, 900 to en-
dow bed in the charity ward of the
hospital in honor of Henry Shipman.
Red Wing-The Red Wing Telephone
company will start a daily news SER
vice for it's rural subscribers Between
the hours of and o'clock in the eve
ming the company will furnish sy.
nopsis of the most important events of
the day.
St. Paula negro baby girl about
month old was found on the steps of
Mrs. e. Birmingham's residence, Is
avenue Mrs Birmingham
heard the wall of the child on the front
porch, and going to the door found it
in a basket.
Moorhead-Gotfried Bjorkquist of
this city who has acted as agent for
the Wilcox Lumber company, at Haw-
ley. for many years, was arrested here
by Sheriff John M. Bayer on five war
rants, preferred by the company,
ch1rg NJ enlightenment in the sum of
So, 963.1O.
polis-Daniel Mccormick,
switchman employed in the Milwau-
kee yards, was caught between two
cars while helping to make up a train
and SO badly injured that he died at
the hospital two hours later.
Hamline - Because Minnesota has
not paid $40 for registration in the
Association of American Universities
students from this state institution
who go to Europe for advanced work
along special lines are having trouble
in securing recognition for the work
done at Minnesota.
Moorhead-The dead body of a la
borer was found by Deputy Sheriff
Jalmer Erickson, lying head downward
on the slope of a ravine in the north
ern part of town. There were no
marks of violence and tive dollar
gold piece and two account books were
found in the mans clothes.
Cincinnati-Certifca of deposit,
notes and securities apparently be-
longing to some person known to
bank at Brandon or Evansville, Minu.,
and valued at considerably over $50.
600 were picked up on the street in
this city, by a 15-year-old boy, Ray.
mond Schlie.
Minneapolis-With his set of false
teeth in fragments and his head and
face bruised in a number of places,
James w. Wood, BIAS Pleasant ave.
nue., made complaint 10 the police,
that he had been held-up, beaten and
robbed by three men, at Pillsburv ave-
mud Thirty second street, at o'clock
in the morning. ~
Battle Lake-The harvest festival
held here under the auspices of the
Battle Lake Commercial club was a
grand success. Hundreds of farmers
with their families came from ten to
twenty miles and when dinner was
called standing room was at premium