New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-24

pany or P1ttsburg. A contract to sell
the gas, a byproduct, to the st. Paul
Gaslight company has been closed.
Company M, First infantry, Mime
| sofa national guard, located in Mime:
apolis, has been ordered mustered out
on the ground of inef11ciency The
two st. Paul artillery batteries of the
guard are to be partly reorganized.
A new automobile trail association
was organized at Mankato by repre-
sentatives of the towns between that
city and Albert Lea. The trail will
take In towns south of Mankato to
Wells and thence east to Albert Lea.
Frightened by a dream that she was
| being murdered, Miss s1inn1e Floyd,
a nurse at st. Mary's hospital at Du-
luth, leaped through second story
window and fell twenty feet to the
sidewalk. She was seriously injured.
John Julberg, thirty-two years old,
was instantly killed and three others
seriously injured when boiler ex.
ploded under compressed air test
at the plant of the William Bros.
Boiler and Manufacturing company at
Minneapolis.
The second annual farm bureau pic
mic for Dakota county will be held at
Vermillion park, Hastings, June 6. The
speakers will be Governor Burnquist,
Dean A. F. Woods of University Farm
and Professor F. E. Balmer, state
leader of county agents.
A verdict for $685. was awarded by
a jury in United States court at Bos-
ton to Miss Laura L. Johnson of Min
neapolis, who sued Rev.. Charles G.
Wilson, rector of the Church Of Our
Savior in Roslindale, Mass, for $780,
600 for breach OF promise.
Having been refused admittance to
the Minneapolis city hospital because
there was no available bed in the,
contagious ward, Eric Mattson OF AL
exandrfa, suffering from acute diph-
iberia, committed suicide In q Mill
City hotel by cutting his throat.
With an area of 1923 square miles
Minneapolis has s81.43 miles Of
streets, according to H. A. Stuart, city
stattstician. OF these 120 miles are
paved, 1896 miles are graded, 247 miles
not graded, but travelled, and lis
miles neither graded nor travelled.
Articles of incorporation for the
Red Lake Northern Railway and Con-
structfon company, which plans to-
construct railroad from Aida north
to the Lake of the Woods and south
to the Twin Cities, have been filed
with Secretary of State Schmahl e..
William A. Sunday, evangelist, will:
speak at the national Prohibition con-
vention in St Paul June rs. The con-
vention, which will be held in the big
auditorium July 1S to- 21,. is expected
to attract at least 10000 visitors; and
Sundays presence will Increase the
number.
Governor Burnquist,. i'm his procla-
nation designating May 80 as Memo
rial day, exto1s the work Of the SOL
diers of the Civil war and urges upon
the younger generation that they, vol
unteer their services to speak to the
school children of the state On Friday,
May 26.
Three hundred sportsman from the
First district branch Of the State
Game Protective league met at WI
mona and took the preliminary steps
for establishing game breeding farm
, in Southeastern Minnesota. A commit
tee will be- named to work out the
details:
As the nesu1t of a. blow alleged to
have been struck by Arthur ]. Tour
ganeau, manager of Minneapolis en-
ployment agency and former ST..
Thomas football star, A. w. Carlson,
a. carpenter, is dead. Carlson was
knocked against an automobile and
his neck broken.
Ihlen, an unincorporated village, five
! miles south of PipestOne, has been
chosen as the new division headquac-
| tiers of the Great Northern railway.
Six hundred men are at work con-
structing yard tracks and a twenty
stall roundhouse and big machine shop
! are being erected.
While Sylvan Peterson, ten-year-old
son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, re-
| siding near Albert Lea, was running
q. cultivator the team became fright
ened at an approaching storm. The
boy fell into the shovels and was
dragged more than mile, dying
shortly after being rescued.
The eighth annual Northw estern in
terscholastte track and field meet will
be staged on Northrop field May II
under the auspices of the University
of Minnesota. Preparatory school
stars from all over the Northwest will
compete for the silver loving cups Of
fered by the athletic association.
AT meeting In st. Cloud of $50 del
egates from every community in
Stearns and Todd counties the Itasca
Park Jefferson Highway association
i was organized. The object of this as
ISOLATION is to obtain the routing OF
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