New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
GOPHER GOSSIP.

st. Paul.-NorthWeste Bible CON ,
ference closes successful session
st. Paul.-Game commission ex-
poets to issue 10000 licenses to hunt
birds.
FIT. Smelling threatens to
be record month in assertions at the
fort.
Minneapolis.-Minn popula-
ton is 1,979,sO4, gain of 22s,4lo
since 1890.
rived from Dubuque, her first trip
up river this season.
St. Paul-The Minnesota delega-
ton protest against the advertised
sale of White Earth timber.
Westbrook-John Grosser gets the
highest score ever made in Mime
sofa butter contest.
Hutchinson.-The southern part OF
Mcleod county was visited by the
most destructive storm in its history.
South ST. Paul.-South ST. Paul po-
licemen must not enter saloons un-
less called there to perform their
duty.
MISUNDERSTANDING to breed
animals to resist tuberculosis and
other diseases will be made at state
farm.
St. Paul.-Little Marie Augustine
painfully scalded by bowl of soup
at her parents home, SOC Partridge
| street.
St. Cloud.-There are twenty cases
of typhoid fever in St. Cloud, but no
| deaths from the disease have oc-
| Cured.
hington-Horace S. Conger was
appointed postmaster at OgllVle,
Kanabec county, vice John W. Bragg,
resigned.
Crookston-The Times wants
| park commission to take charge OF
the city parks already set apart, and
| to provide for more.
! Observation-Disclosures will have a
street fair on Sept. 20, q and %, at
which time the regular agricultural
. show will also be held.
St. Peter.-Several new instructors
foq. the conservatory of music at Gus
! tavus Adolphus college have been en-
gagged by the college board.
Northome-There are more school
teachers of the age Of short dresses
in Northern Minnesota than in any
other section of the state.
Wilder.-Fire in the general store
of William Carlstrom burned the
building and it's contents and also
destroyed residence adjoining.
Hastings.-George Barbaras, for
mer president of the German Ameri-
can bank. and one of Hastings, old
and prominent citizens, died sud
denly.
St. Paul.-It is now feared thai
S Mrs. Joseph Pugleasa, who received
bolt through the telephone receiver
i will be permanently deprived of bel
S hearing.
f Observation-Disclosures G. Valentine
$ attorney and capitalist of this city
died suddenly at his summer hom'
at Battle Lake, a short distance iron
Breckenridge.
l. St. Paul.-It is estimated that tn
Il personal property returns this yea
e will be about $14,O00,000 less than tn
Ut amount fixed by state board
IA equalization last year.
er Cleveland-Farm Elevator CON
ID pany is organized; capital $4,000
e. president. Herman Zimmerman; vic
70 president. w. w. Flowers; secretar.
N Harry F.. Davis; treasurer, w.
70 Davis.
al Ada.-The Norman County Tel
To phone company has completed de;
~ whereby it becomes the owner
III the entire system of telephones
Norman county belonging to the Ire
Range company.
ne Oslo.-The Citizens State ban
e, having a capital of $4,000, was a
he thorized to begin business yesterdt
i'll by Public Examiner P. NJ. Kerst.
or L. Melgaard is president and j.
ba Fieenskan cashier.
hi. Moorhead.-The annual pastor
or conference of the Grand Forks q
~ trict of the United Norwegian Lut
Isl college. with large number OF p;
'or tors and laymen present.
ter st. Peter.-Fred Gilbertson, far
VIZ. hand employed by John Annexst'
he was struck by lightning. while
to iusting a windmill. The clothing
Mr.. ripped off one side of his body a
m he was badly burned, but will
Of cover.
,ro- New Germany.-The State Bank
~ New Germany, having capital
$4,000, was authorized to Degln OF
use ness yesterday by Public Exami7
lcle P. NJ. Kerst. Theodore Strelssg7
OF is president and Alfred j. Schr
re- brich cashier.
ion Sabin.-Henry Laurenson was
lha- iured while running binder on
900 fathers farm. He stepped Off on
re-" sicklebar side to adjust somethl
tor. when the horses took fright and
Wv away, cutting and lacerating
that
MISUNDERSTANDING struck
sum residence of Mayor Charles Gall, t
Just ing up the shingles and passing d'
ubt- the chimney. The stock barn
1t Frank Karnick of Denmark
!, d. burned by lightning, with TIVE
sng- tons of timothy hay. The bullt
area belonged to Mrs Belle O'Brien
800 this city. F. e. Woodward OF l.;
Lieu don had team of horses killed
not lightning. The driver was stunne
u St. Paul.-August % was one
thls the record breaking days for nc
It ef- ,o,1,ar. who ma SSe6 through st, 1