New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-04

OHQ ny sQoOunS, MfS. G001foy SC0uItZe
drowned. herself in Crooked slough.
two miles north of Minnesota City.
where her body was found after
search.
Miss IVA A. Marie, twenty
years odd, received injuries at Min
neapolis from which she died soon
afterward, when an automobile in
which she was riding overturned on
the Excelsior boulevard, ptnning her
under the car. ~. .a
Because the tentative boundaries of
the village of Ell Rosa inclose an area
of 1900 acres,-or about five square
miles-embracing their lands, a dozen
farmers within the corporate limits
poration dissolved.
P. J. Youngdahl of Minneapolis has
declined to become an independent
candidate for congress in the Fifth
districts. Efforts to get him into the
field have been in progress for weeks,
and he waited some time before max
ing q definite decision.
. Congressman F. E. Ellsworth has
nominated Walfred Nyquist of Blue
Earth county, now attending a college
in Minneapolis, for appointment as
cadet in the United States naval acad.
envy at Annapolis, and Frank Prevra-
til Of Worthington as alternate.
In addition to saving millions Of
dollars to the farmers of Minnesota
in low prices for binding Irvine and
farm machinery, the state prison at
Saltwater made net profit of $751;
678.66 in the last two years, accord
ing to statement by Warden c. 8.
Reed.
Fire destroyed the livery stable
owned by Archie Purdy at Brainerd
and damaged nearby buildings, the
loss aggregating $4,000. Children
playing in the stable are believed to
have started the fire, which was
famed to adjoining buildings by q
brisk wind.
Wandering away from her home
near, Dodge Center, Margaret Guy,
three-year-old daughter of Leird Guy,
a farmer, fell asleep on the North.
western railway track. The engineer
of a passenger train did not see the
child in time to stop before she was
crushed to death.
Following Indictment by the grand
jury Sam Campbell, farmland,
charged with having attacked a seven
yearold girl near New Prague, June
II last, pleaded guilty before Judge
Morrison in district court at LIE Sueur
Center and was sentenced to the state
prison in Saltwater for life.
Inspiration he received from watch
ing human fly" scale the walls Of
buildings in Sioux City, Ia, recently
has placed William Claddock of Pine
Island, thirteen years old, in Roch-
ester hospital with broken leg. The
boy was climbing the chimney at his
parents home when the brick gave
way.
According to an announcement the
Tod-Stumbaugh company of Cleve-
land, O.. which is one of the largest
iron mining and shipping corporations
in the United States, has taken over
the west half of the southeast quarter
of section 10, township 46, range 20,
from the Gopher Iron company of Min
neapolis.
During the month of September g.
210 cases were tried In the Minneap-
oils municipal court and 1,015 persons
were sent to the workhouse- Both
figures are new records. The record
for one single day was shattered on
Sept. 5, the day following Labor day,
when more than 200 persons were ar
raigned.
Advance In prices of paper, rated
Sensational and wholly unprecedent-
3D." are the basis of an appeal by
State Expert Printer Mannix to state
departments to economic in the use
of printed matter that the state print
ing commission may avoid q request
to the next legislature for a special
appropriation.
State banks in Minnesota increased
seventy in number, $30,340,371.96 in
deposits and $a2,794,071.22 in assets
between Sept 2, 1915, and Sept -,
1916. Total deposits Of $197 1856, 2S6.97
we're reported by the state banks at
the close of business on Sept. IL, the
date of the last call for statements by
the superintendent.
The Chinese government has con-
cluded an agreement with the Sims
Carey company of st. Paul, financed
by the American International Corpo-
ration, for. the construction Of more
than 1000 miles of railways. The
probable cost of the work will be
more than s100,000,O00 and construc-
ton will begin Immediately
Approximately 10000 tons of clans
Or about 100000 worth-have been
taken from the Mississippi river along
Lake Pepin's shores near Winona the
past season, according to conservative
ootfrno<oc amon0 tho 70n o1ororoote