New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-05
MINNESOTA HAPPENINGS.
Short Items Showing What ha. Hap
pened Throughout Confines
of North Star State.

Ihe Minnesota world S falr COM
mission makes its report.
he earnings of railroads in Min
nesota last year show a decrease
st. Anthony Park will ask for $780,
oo0 to#eNtend the sewer system.
G. e. Billiard, commissioner of Itas-
ca Park, says the park is we'll cared
for.
The new capitol will not be dedi-
Gated for some time.
The state labor commissioner is
trying to reduce truancy.
f. W Gosewisch is elected presi-
dent of the State Bowling associar
ton
The officers Of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance company OF
Minneapolis agree to resign.
The independent oil dealers esti-
mate that lower freight rates in oil
would save the people of Minnesota
S275,0 600 a year.
The Italians of the cathedral par
ish, ST. Paul, organize and will secure
a church, of their own.
The Minnesota Art society an
nonnces the prize winners at the
state art exhibit at Winona.
e. !. Hove was appointed postmas-
ter at Kiester, Faribault county,
Mimi, vice Albert TT. Easel, resigned.
The council at Window has fixed
the saloon license at So, 500 for each
saloon, and there will be three.
The new city directory Of Mime
apolis contains 2,845 Olsons
viii f. White, formerly with the
Fargo Northern league team, has
been signed by the st. Cloud Brainerd
club as playing manager. Contracts
are also being closed by Manager
Reilly for some fast players.
Peter Nentzling, a Great Northern
fireman, who was badly hurt in a
wreck at Osalis several months ago,
has been compelled to undergo an
operation for the amputation of a leg.
Telephones are to take the places
of telegraph operators at the Milwau-
kee road stations at AliIlville, Ham
mond and Zumbro Falls.
The Coe Commission company has
made no opposition to the proceed
ings in bankruptcy filed by certain
creditors of that company.
All legal formalities in securing to
the United States government addi-
tional property at Fort Smelling for a
rife range have now .55es1. compile & d d
Leroy Woodruff of Faribanlt, aged
seventeen years, was accidentally
shot while driving to the river after
some canoes left near SCOTS mill.
Governor John A. johnson slipped
a cog in proclaiming April 81 as Ar
Dor and Bird Day. 1t has since been
discovered that this date is Good Fri
day. 50 the governor now changes
the date of Arbor and Bird Day to
April %.
r, D. Orf, architect, is preparing
plans for a high school to be erect
ed at Fosston, Mimi. The structure
will cost something like $4,000.
Claus Olson today was appointed
postmaster at Gossen, Polk county,
vice Halyor S. Aasen, resigned.
The religious element of Duluth is
up in arms against what it deems a
wholesale disregard for the Sunday
closing and other state and city laws
The Stearns County Agricultural
society has decided to hold a racing
meet at Sank Center on July A and s.
The county fair will be held Sept. 13,
IA and 15
Plans to make the Minneapolis
workhouse self-supporting and even
a paying investment for the city are
being considered by the board OF
charities and corrections.
Florence Kellogg, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Kellogg Of Good
hue, was seated near the stove, when
her dress caught fire. Her clothing
was burned through to the body and
all the hair on the back of her. heaG
was burned off She will recover.
Revival meetings have been con
Quoted by the Congregational ane
Methodist societies at Lake City fol
four weeks and many new members
are being received into the churches
A 15-year-old son of Mons Langrer
of Battle Lake accidentally shot his
younger brother in the arm while
they We're hunting The bullet broke
the arm, and the wound may prove
serious.
TWenty-four ring-necked pheasant
Saturday reached the Willow Brood
hatchery st. Paul, and will be KEEP
there for breeding purposes unit
some of the birds can be placed il
the woods of the state by the game
and fish commission.
ST. Henry's Catholic congregation
OF Perham will build a church this
year to cost approNima tely $40, 600
Several wealthy members of the par
ish have contributed and a large Dor
ton of the estimated cost alread,
has been subscribed.
Edward Gallager and Harry Vos
berg, charged with breaking into
Nuttingss store at FariballIt, on thu
night of March II, have been held IL
await the action of the grand jury.
q large gathering of farmers wa,
held at Rush City at which step.
We're taken to raise $4,000 for tht
or, f,,,