New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-08
NEWS ITEMS OF THE NORTHWEST

NEW9 IJEM9 Uf lie NVkIuWE9I
Redstone, Mont, will have a bank.
Lisbon, N. D., opens new parochial
school today.
Uncle Sam will put carload of fish
in Devils Lake, N. D.
The German Lutheran church at
Cedar Mills has new pipe organ.
Winona will get it's water supply
from Crystal Springs, near Galesville,
Wis.
Closed bank at Glenullin, N. D., is
expected to pay depositors dollar for
dollar.
| Uncle Sam has issued 1,7Ol retail
liquor licenses in prohibition North
Dakota.
| The Waconia band stand burned
and $3.50 reward is offered for incen.
diaries.
White Earth Indian agent has put
ban on liquor selling at Mahnomen.
Waubun and Ogema.
Canyon City, Idaho, voted out sa.
looms. But you can still get liquor in
New York and Chicago.
All in one day Breckenridge voted a
street railway franchise S35, 900 fol
waterworks and SIS, 900 for a perma.
nent Improvement revolving fund.
Gov. John A. Johnson offered a
reward of $3.50 for the arrest and con.
viction of the murderer of Oscar A
Larson, who was killed in a saloon in
Minneapolis some time ago.
On Labor day the inmates of the
state prison at Saltwater had the free.
dom of the park for several hours for
free conversation and exercise and
the prison band gave a splendid
| concert.
Gov. John A. johnson has set for
Sept. 8 the hearing of arguments on
the Beltrami county commissioners
cases. The testimony taken by Ref
cree M. E. Ryan of Brainerd COM
prises nearly 500 pages.
The state treasury opened Septem-
Der with s2,338, 459 to the credit of
state funds, the school fund having
81, 147, 1924, the general revenue fund
S467, 1859 and the university campus
extension fund 1925, 664.
Gov. John A. Johnson gave as
surance to J. G. Armson, vice-presi-
dent of the Upper Mississippi In
provement Assn, that he will attend
the meeting of the association at
Winona, Oct 6.
Gen. c.. C. Andrews, state forestry
commissioner, has turned over to F.
l.. Washburn, state entomologist,
samples of large white lice which are
eating the boughs of white birch trees
in the Rainy river country.
GAINESVILLE, Minn.-A deal was re-
Gently completed whereby John Olness,
one of the prosperous farmers of
Kragnes township, sold 720 acres of
land to Nicholas Helfrick and wife, of
Illinois. Theconsider alton was SAG, 900,
or S65 an acre.
Montrose, Colo.--Luther Burbank,
California wizard, has rival in
Colorado. She is Mrs. NJ. E. Mark
ley Of Montrose, who has grown a
tree that is cross between the peach
and the apricot. Several dozen apple
shaped specimens of the fruit are ripe.
Bert J. Shaw of Heron Lake ap-
peared before Judge Quinn Tuesday
afternoon and plead guilty to the
charge of having had carnal know
ledge of child, and the following
morning he received sentence of five
years at hard labor in the state
prison.
Wells-C. E. Babcock, city attorney
| of Wells, and one of the best known
lawyers Of southern Minnesota, died
at his home in this city Saturday
morning. His death was caused by a
cancer of the stomach. He leaves a
widow and two sons.
| Bozeman, Mont The most disastr-
Gus hail storm in the history of this
part of Montana swept over $4,000
acres of the Gallatin valley Thursday
afternoon and did damage estimated
at between SIS, 900 and $4,000. The
hail storm swept over an area aboutsiz
miles wide and twelve miles long south
of the city.
Barnesville, MINI. Reports coming
in from the hunting fields bring news
to the effect that the prairie chickens
though numerous, are very wild, anc
that it is impossible to get within gun.
i shot of them nncLs arc n1entif,11 q mr.