New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-15
'yppV7 The STATE {
MS Of Especial Interest to
Slnnesota Readers.
lHERED FROM ALL SECTIONS
n ~ rings of the Week Briefly Told
5 the Convenience of the
w Busy Reader.

]. Honora Mccarthy. widow OF
xlcCarthy, resident of Winona
\ A4s57, is dead.
}, j'F. B. Wright, eighty-three years
OF the most widely known pio-
Not Winona, is dead.
MIN P. Coffrain, aged forty, Brain
sfbusiness man, was drowned in
Xe George while hunting.
3olera is raging among swine in
,Achester township, Freedom coun-
~, according to veterinarians.
Miss Louise F. Smith, who reached
Minneapolis in 1855 and taught one of
the tlrst private schools in that city,
s dead. <.;,
Raymond H. Camp, Minneapolis ad-
Y Using man, was instantly killed
when an automobile which he was
driving overturned .~
Mrs. Oar S. Hall. is dead at her
home in Olivia. She reached Renville
county in 1869 and settled in Beaver
Falls, then the county seat.
The body of Mrs. Anna Hokoff,
twenty-eight years old, was found
hanging by a towel from gas jet
IN her home at Minneapolis.
Albert Baillargeon, nine years old,
was thrown from his bicycle at Min
neapolis and crushed to death under
the wheels of passing truck.
twenty carloads of dill pickles have
oeen shipped from Dassel this season.
Wore the end of the year the sea-
rs output will reach forty carloads,
is estimated.
Nels Olson, president of the John
7n-Olson Grain company and one of
e earliest members of the Minneap-
S chamber of commerce, is dead,
- ed ffty-eight
R. W. Ashton, fifty-fve years old, a
tired banker Of Minneapolis, is dead
La Jolla, CAL, from injuries suf-
ed when his automobile plunged Off
rade and fell fifty feet ~
Two prisoners sawed their way to
edom from the Steele county jail
Owatonna, took an automobile
~lL, by County Superintendent of
t5sof & Mort and escaped ~~~ ...
~. b. Thornton, superintendent Of
- Owatonna public schools, was
lcted president of the Southern Min.
nasota Teachers association at the
---thirtieth annual convention at Man
hatO.
Double. funeral services were held
It Saltwater for Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Chatterton, pioneer residents of that
;ity, whose deaths occurred within a
ew hQhrs. Each was eighty-four years
If aa&
-,7W With a 100000 goal in mind St.
loud campaigners began a ten-day
anvass for the erection of civic
enter building and gymnasium and
he establishment of recreation
rounds.
DR.. James B. Gould, well known
IinneapOlis physician, was found dead
bed at his home. DR.. Gould was
alive Minnesotan, having been born
Eden Prairie, Hennepin county,
fty-six years ago.
Industrial Workers of the World de-
are that their work on the iron range
= lust begun. They intend not only
itinue work among the miners,
:%E*l devote much time to the or
lation of the men who work in
L; woods.
It. Cloud was chosen as the 1917
sting place of the League of Min
sota municipalities at the closing
op of the fourth annual conven-
- w. ~ Red Wing. Corporation Coun
o. H: O'Neill of st. Paul was
ted president.
'"b1fidas Merritt, commissioner of
bic utilities of Duluth, is seriously
Mr. Merritt was one of the earli-
settlers of Northern Minnesota
h is veteran Of the Civil war. He
-i largely interested in mbering and
h mining in this state.
Lieutenant John S. Pringle, grad
lie of Central high school at st. Paul
L son of Rev John Pringle, for
H pastor the Goodrich Avenue
ssbyterian church at st. Paul and
sr connected with Manchester col
was killed in action in France.
district schools at Dukeman and
Atral have been closed following
infantile paralysis investigation
Elucfed in Grow Wing county at the
a,itation of the farmers in Garrison
Maple Grove townships. Quaran-
equations have been established
At,xa G.. Snow is dead at Champlia
wage Of seventy-six. He was a
Aber of Company A, Ninth Mime
and was mustered out in July,
after three years of service. La
ne was with the Sibley Indian ex
lion and the volunteer army in the
= Harry Ccalter of Company
~ United States infantry
,+Schec resides at Mankato,
tn !, was killed at Los Angeles,
Va y Ga;la riding haaVu