New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-09-27
GOPHER GOSSIP.

signed from the supreme bench.
st. Paul-SalnuelP Peterson, a railwa!
employe, was killed in the Northern
Pacific yards
St Paul-The st. Paul lacrosse team
defeated the Calumets of Chicago by
score of to 1.
St Paul-The Trinity German Evan
gelical Lutheran church celebrated it's
golden jubilee.
Newport-Edward j. Bristol, an en-
glneer, was instantly killed in freight
train wreck here
Minneapolis-The state board of
| equalization raises the assessed valu-
alton of automobiles.
| St. Paul-Corporation Attorney Mi
chael will test the authority of the
council to regulate street car service.
Washington-Jacob ,Schuler was APP
pointed postmaster at Vlasaty, Dodge
county, vice H. Longworthy, resigned.
Acknowledgements broke into the
general store of F. ]. Breening and Sc
cured $500 worth of furs and dry
goods.
ST Paul-Legislative reapportion-
ment of the state will be one Of the
paramount problems for the legisla-
tive session of 1907.
interpolation Hartman, furni-
ture dealer, will have a wholesale
warehouse built for him, at Third ave-
nue. N. and Lyndale.
|
ment of the selection of site for the
new prison was not made at the Sep
TENDER meeting of the state board Of
control.
apolis-Frank Kalmer, one Of
the safe-blowing trio captured here
last summer, has pleaded guilty to an
Indictment charging burglary in the
third degree
Duluth-A new town has been Or
ganized in the northern part Of ST.
Louis county and named French, in
| honor of William French, one of the
first settlers.
South st. Paul-Many of the gamb-
lers who have been driven out of bust
ness in Minneapolis are said to have
opened places here and are doing a
heavy business.
polis-Burgl liars entered the
store of A. Isaacs, at $40 Seventh ave.
north, and finding the safe unlocked,
opened it and took $40 in cash and sew
eral articles of jewelry.
Red Wing-The contract for the re-
building of the west wing of the work.
shop building at the training school,
DESTROYED by fire last July, has been
let to a Winona contractor,
Winona-Former Governor Van SAINT
will be the personal representative OF
Governor johnson at the meeting OF
the Upper Mississippi River Improve
ment association in La Crosse.
St. Paul-William H. Esinger, presi-
dent of the Golden Rule department
store, and prominent in St. Paul bust
ness circles, died at the age of As, after
an illness extending over the past three
years
Mankato-Changes in the organiza-
ton of the Hubbard Milling company
and of the Hubbard & Palmer Co. have
been caused by the death of R. D
Hubbard, who was president of both
: concerns.
) St. Paul-Letters are pouring in te
Governor Johnson from prominent
Minneapolis men, commencing the
, governor for his appointment of FREQ
of Hennepin county.
| St. Paul-Carl Sandberg, ~ years
old, who lived at 3O12 East Twenty
sixth street, was accidentally shot ane
t killed by his playmate, Anton Berset
! while the two were target shooting
} near the Lake street bridge.
= St. Paula strange woman, who cal
: remember nothing of her past, no.
: even her name, was picked up on tn
= streets by the police and taken to tn
hospital. The physicians are unabl
to learn anything about her.
Winona-Local launch owners ar
1 interested in a plan being formulate
4 for series of launch races at Re
: Wing next summer, to be open to com
petition by launches on the river from
St. Paul to Lacrosse, and even belo1
= there
Duluth-Evan Owens, Of Oshkosh
: Wis who is on visit to his sol
. Thomas Owens, superintendent Of tn
Duluth & Iron Range railway, was il
t duc.d to attend and see ''8en Hur.
. He is 80 and this was the first time h
had ever gone to a theater.
Crookston-W. j. Byers, formerl
- proprietor o: the Broadway hotel
- :his city and a fugitive from justice
- charged with taking $3.50 intrusted
- him bv guest, was brought bac
- from Bozeman, Mont, where he W;
: located through a letter to his wife.
;e. Hamline-The school of agricultur
q will not open until Oct 8. Judgir
- from the number Of inquiries in r
-, gard to admission and rooms whic
-, have been received at the registrar
Office, the attendance this year will
far in advance Of all previous record
Minneapolis struck tt
IN tower of St Barnabas ospital, sha
- terinr the windows and throwinp Il