New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-02
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happenings Of the Week Briefly Told
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IS QeaQ at 81. raul.
Edward J. Cleary has been appoint
I'D postmaster at South St. Paul
Mrs. Jane Malone, resident oil
Minnesota for sixty years, is dead al
Lake Elmo.
Maurice de Courcy, young St. Pau
attorney, was drowned in Dhite Bear
lake while bathing.
Elliott c. Allen, lineal descendant OF
Ethan Allen Of Revolutionary fame, is
dead at Minneapolis.
Fish flies and June bugs were SO
thick at Winona the other night that
they actually stopped trains.
William Wratten, an employee of the
milwaukee road for more than fifty
years, is dead at Minneapolis.
Arthur D. Mason of Minneapolis,
aged twenty-one, was drowned in
Ltake Minnetonka when his canoe up
asek.
Joseph Bronx caught a catfish in
tho Mississippi river near Homer that
WIS seven feet long and weighed sew
euV pounds.
Lee Helmer of st. Paul, twenty-five
yencs of age, was seized with cramps
vhi1e bathing in Lake Johanna and
was drowned.
Fred E. Wheaton of Minneapolis has
ban elected chairman of the Demo.
cratic state central committee to sue.
ceeh A. L. Sortor.
Captain William w. Cassidy, the
last Of the veteran Chippewa river
pilots, is dead at Wabasha. He was
eishty-four years of age.
Anthony Zindol, thirty-three years
otd residing at Mora, stepped into a
1nBp hole in the Mississippi river at
>Mafnanrol1s and was drowned.
The inheritance tax on the estate
of the late Mrs. Thomas Lowry of
Minneapolis is s37,1e634. The net
value of the estate was $1,556 SOB .96.
Andrew Rietrini, aged thirty-four,
WAS killed by lightning at Virginia.
His wife and three children, who were
with him at the time, escaped unin-
ju1ed.
Miss Josephine Michalski, twenty
years old, whose parents reside near
Moose Lake, was shot and killed by
Jack Young, who had been paying her
attentions.
~bhn Millen, president of the Duluth
and Northern Minnesota railway and
vice president of the Alger-Smith Lum-
Der company, is dead at Duluth of
heart trouble.
3 (Gs:ace Grimel aged six, was electro
cited at Richmond when she became
entangled in barbed wire fence on
which high power wire had fallen
during a severe storm.
Thomas Hyland, aged seventy-three
who came to Minnesota in 1853 and
drove stage coach between st. Paul
and Crow Wing for several years, is
tJaad at Everett, Wash.
s Elmer Lien, ten-months-old son Of
MT. and Mrs Charles H. Lien of ST..
Cloud, Was drowned when he fell into
a gsEkUn ice cream freezer which was
rugatgy filled with water.
Alexander Doig, one Of the builders
of the first railway line across the
southern part of Minnesota and into
South Dakota, is dead at Winona at
the age of seventy three.
James and William Kellis, brothers
twelve an ten years old, respectively
are held by st. Cloud police on the
charge of robbery. The boys we're held
on a similar charge year ago.
Formal demand for cents more ar
hour, or from 35 to 40 cents, has beer
made by longshoremen upon the
Northern Pacific railroad, which con
trolls the bulk of the Duluth docks.
George w. Wagner, member o
many lodges, for thirty-eight years ;
business man of East Minneapolis ant
a past exalted ruler of the Elks, i!
dead He was fifty-eight years of age
DR.. Charles Johnson, six time
mayor of Austin, died suddenly in ;
Chicago hotel Friends who were witt
him when he died said death was du'
TO the heat He was fifty-six years o
age. ...
DR.. D. L. Kiehle, former state super
intendent of public instruction an
prominent in educational circles, ha
retired to private life after forty-sevel
years of continuous public service a
an educator.
Rev. DR.. John w. Hoffman, pastor o
the First Methodist Episcopal churcl
of Duluth, has accepted the pres
dency of Ohio Wesleyan university a
Delaware, o. DR.. Hoffman will leav
Duluth Sept 1.
Right Rev. Thomas ]. Gibbons, vica
general of the st. Paul diocese, lie
critically i'll at St. Joseph's hospita
st. Paul, following an operation TO
intestinal trouble with which he wa
suddenly attacked.
Robert w. Hargadine, state fire mai
shall, has reported to County Attorne
OBren of Ramsey county that a 81
Paul man offered him and one of hi