New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-03

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Der Of the North Dakota railroad com.
mission, is dead at st. Paul. 500
John E. Mattson, who owned the
fees OF Armour No. and Mahnomen
mines, is dead at Ironton. He home.
steaded quarter section of what is
part of 1ronton townsite twenty-three
years ago.
The fifteen-months-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Malmgren of Par
ker's Prairie fell into a pail of hot
water with which her mother was
about to scrub the floor and died in
great agony: =. =. '''''r
Preparedness was endorsed at q
monster mass meeting of union men
in Minneapolis. - It was the sense Of
the meeting that the Trades and La,
Dor association should form a military
organization. .:+1u '.>
Mayor Anderson of Austin, sur.
prised the city by deposing the entire
! police force, including James M. Gait,
who has been chief for twenty-five
years. Anderson was elected by a
| strong dry element. -. :.,...
The Republicans of the First con.
gressional district now have five can
dldates for congress in the field. w.
B.. Richardson of Rochester and G. P.
TaWney of Winona are the latest as
pirants for the position. 49, ...
=: The, Northern Minnesota Jefferson
Highway association has been formed
at Bemidji. Representatives from Bel.
tran1, Polk, Red Lake, Clearwater,
Pennington, Marshall and Kittson
counties were present.
Twelve days after Roy Abrahamson
ran away from his home in Minneap.
Oils word reached his parents that he
had been killed In a fall from an
eastbound train near Fort Wayne, Ind,
withdrawing his way.
James S. Arneson of St. Paul has
BEEN selected as campaign manager
for Governor j: A. A. Burnquist. He
will take up the work in conjunction
with the voluntary committee of
friends of the governor. ~,
+. Franklin E. Searle, former president
Of the German National bank of St.
Cloud and Of the Marine National
bank OF Duluth, is dead in New York
city as the Result Of injuries suffered
in an elevator accident.
A report of receipts and disburse-
ments of State Treasurer Gooding was
issued at the close Of business April
20. The cash balance in an funds is
$4,438, 585.48. Last year the cash bal
ance was $698,516 for the SAME period.
Katherine J.. Peavey Of Minneapolis
won her suit against three prominent
Mill City men for the return Of 1000
shares of stock i'm F. H. Peavey & Co.
turned over too them by her late hus-
band in 1907. The stock is valued at
$70G, 900.
George Gray, pioneer Minnesota
newspaper man, is dead att Minmeapo-
lis, aged eighty one. Mr.. Gray in 1856
worked for the old St. Anthony Elk
press as printer and later estab-
ished newspapers at different points
in the state.
Major John H. Hinton di:sburszng
agent, has issued call for &C. general
council Of the Minnesota Chippewa En-
dams: on Friday, May L.. Officials; ard
committeeman will be- chosen to con-
duct" tile affairs of the, coming .Cure
celebration
The Tri-State Telephone and Tsles-
graph company is toe voluntarily suTI
render it's charters in ST.. Eaul and
Minneapolis and will take out ii1neter
inmate permits from the state. Urls
action is. taken under the Minl7atsse
law Of 1ar5:
Colonel Gustavus S.. Dana, one OF
the four remaining survivors or P1esi-
dent Lingaln's hodyguard, is: dead at
St. Paul: Colonel Dana was" seventy
six years. Of age and was one Of the
first to- respond to PRESIDENT L l1GDaanis
call for volunteers.
Mrs: Fred Hyer, aged fittyEzdire; is
dead at" Minneapolis as the result O.:
burnsSreceived when her clothing WAS
ignited from a bonfire in'her: backyard.
Two women neighbors of MRS. Hyer
we're severely burned while tearing
off the blazing garments:
S. A.. Nelson of Minneapolis, former
state senator from Fillmore county
has withdrawn from the race for thu
Republican nomination for" state treas
urer. Mr.: Nelson gave as his reason
for withdrawing that heo has; not sufh-
cient time to make the raoe.
It+tuuk a jury an hour'tp decide that
G. W.. Smith of Minneapolis son of
sale liquor dealer, was: not entitled to
more, than $1,000 Of the Smith fortune
as provided for I'M the will. The es-
tate is valued at nearly $40A000.
Mr.: ana Mrs Arthur NJ. Green lost
their Ewes in fire which destroyed
,t'1gr~ farm home near Thorpe. It is;
I al1eved they attempted to start a fire.
with kerosene and an explosion re-
suited. Mrs. Green was rural school
| Teacher and tfA eO1frole was married