New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04
GOPHER GOSSIP.

banks. :.
St. Paul.-The grand temple OF -
Rathbone Sisters holds it's annual I
session. a
St. Paul-1he state board OF equal
ization adds 10 per cent to the Ram y y
sey county merchants taxes. :,
Minneapolis.-A small tailor shop Ii
building on Washington avenue south
near Eleventh avenue was Quilted by
fire.
St. Peter.-Opposition that has de-
veloped in the council may result IN
the loss to St. Peter of free mail de-
livery.
Moorhead. - Two horses and
buggy were stolen from the livery
barn of j. NJ. Burns by man named
Collins.
Hastings.-Mrs. Peter Harvey, an
early and well known resident or
| Hastings. died at the advanced age OF
1O2 years.
Minneapolis.-The state conven-
lions of the Knights of Pythias and
of the Rathbone Sisters was held IN
ST. Paul.
St. Paul.-James J. hill has sub
scribcd $4,000 to the auditorium
fund. making total contributions now
$2OS.427.75.
Minneapolis-The national guards
men make preliminary arrangements
for a gymnasium in the basement Oh
the new armory.
Eveleth.-Although two loaded ore
cars passed over Anton Poplmo, an
ore trimmer at the Fayal mine, he
sustained no serious harm.
St. Paul-The state dairy and food
commission announces the result OIL
it's investigation of the sauces and
condiments offered for sale in Min
nesota.
Du]uth-Street car traffic on
: Woodland avenue was blocked last
evening for a few minutes by six
black bears, three large and three
small ones.
Winona.-Joseph Thompson, watch
8 man in the sand pit above Fountain
CITY, was instantly killed by Bur
~ ington train. His parents live at
:. Coatsburg, III.
l.. Winona-A number of the Hebrew
- residents of this city have filed with
l. the register of deeds articles Of an
'e CORPORATION and will organize a Tie
brew church.
ie Wayzata.-Iwo cottages belonging
'e to Messrs Ticks and Thomas, on the
- Methodist assembly grounds al
Groyeland. Lake Minnetonka, were
. destroyed by fire.
|" St. Paul.-St Paul Lodge No. 50
- B. P. @. E, will have handsome clut
- and lodge rooms on South Washing
ton street, between Fourth and Fifth
10 streets, facing Rice park.
* Red Wmg.-A choral society %
from $50 to 200 voices is to be or
~ ganized in Red Wing with the 1nten
~ ton of presenting two or more moo
-. ern orato1iios the coming winter.
~ INSTRUMENTATION kral, age'
" about %, son of John F. Krai,
farmer. was found dead on the rail
-. road right of way, about one am
-. one-half miles south Of this place
~ st. Peter-Professor A. T. Lager
strom is making rapid progress wit
the work of organizing the cade
battalion at Gustavus Adolphus co
Epe, which was ordered established
'ar st. raul.-The state auditor ye
terday received from the Unite
States government a warrant ft
81. $50, being the aid from the go
eminent for the Minnesota Soldier
on Home for the quarter ending June 3
ars St. Paul-Two hundred have a
OF ready Joined the chorus which w!
ing sing at the reception concert OF II
DIRK SaengerfesN next June in st. Pa'
Vho The chorus iGcludes singers fro
teo Minneapolis, SIC Paul and Dulut
rhe first rehearsal will be held Oct.
Vhe South ST. Paul.-Fire broke out
ONT the kitchen of the City restaural
'me conducted by F. N. Drefahl. T
anu building was badly seorehed and t
rye furniture of the restaurant was {
y stroyed.
up Hamline.-Prof. William Robertst
lem 90 Io,do, who had been q teach
oek- of physics at the Minnesota agric
'gl- tural farm since 1889. has gone
eriH Croolzston, where he has been ma
'l". superintendent of the eXper1mt
"n0 substatlon.
u IS St. Peter.-A. J. Davis and Mil
'ieo White. j., representing the Ind
aSo' trial Construction company Of {
cago, are endeavoring to org
ill., ize a stock company and build e
, ming factory in this city.
Preston-The Fillmore County
- ricultural society, which has been
nv straitened circumstances for SIEVE
10y years, is rejoicing over the results
E 49, the fair just closed, because it
,-;ns be able to pay all its premiums,
it's debt and have a balance in
e.cra treasury.
'H0se Duluth.-Failure to heed warm
NV" was responsible for the death of {
'U".n tain D. S. Mcdonald and member:
uNo' his crew who went down in the WI
''o.. of the steamer Sevona near On
NV Island, Sept. 2, ACCORDING to the
ie 90, cial report filed yesterday with
.ue United States steamship inspec
Il O'i0 by Chief Engineer Vim. Philippe
ST. Peter-FOotbal at Gust;