New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
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IN the Onlana lafQS at M6nkatO.
Mrs Catherine G. Lofstdt, pioneer
of minneapolis, is dead. She reached
the Mil City from Sweden in 1S49
T. A. Krch aged seventy-flve, Civil
war veteran and once prominent in
Ramsay county politics, is dead at ST.
Paul.
Martin, 1ifteen-year-old son Of Ole
johnson Of NasOta. was fatally injured
Dy the explosion of gunpowder in his
pocket.
Teaching q friend how to swim cost
she life OF Ben Arnold Of Brainerd at
Clark lake. His companion struggled
80 safety.
Mrs. Marian A. Bear is dead at
Erora, aged eighty-eight years. She
had lived III that section since the
early Iifties.
The Minnesota Baptist summer as.
.sa1nhly will hold its eighteenth an
xual meeting at Mound, Lake Mime.
tonlIa< July 20 to 30.
Mrs. Margaret r. Heating is dead
on q farm near Kellogg taken up as 4
homestead sixty years ago. She was
eighty~one years of age.
Frank S. Williams, president of the
Central State bank of Minneapolis,
died suddenly at his home in that
city. Re was sixty-one years Of age.
e, c, Stringer, prominent St. Paul
attorney and former United States
district attorney for Minnesota is
dad. SIe was sixty-four years of age
Mrs Elsie Warner, formerly a nurse
at the Minneapolis city hospital, died
at her home at Candy from burns re-
ce1ved while cleaning clothes with
gasoline.
RaesG. William F. Trussell and his
TollryRar-old daughter Marjorie were
drowned i'll Elm creek, small stream
that flows past the Trusseu home at
Chanpin.
Albert e. Nelson, a member of Com
rarV H. Second Minnesota cavalry,
During the Indian outbreak, is dead
at Mankato where he had resided for
plsny years. ...
j, n. Davis, formerly division su-
pe1gntEafdent of the Great Northern at
breckenridge, has been promoted to
vice president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
John GFommlssch was nearly killed
~11a1s h1s auto overturned near Barnes
villA William fully also was badly
l1urt The car hurtled into a ditch
and Turned over
g&nR deposits of Minneapolis are
3333, t9H, 24a08 greater than they were
- year ago. The total in all the Mill
City banks at the close Of business
jung 90 was $15s,o81. PATS.
Judge James H. Quinn has filed an
order at Fafrmont denying a new trial
to D1e o. Solem, convicted recently OF
having poisoned his motherin-law and
given life sentence at Saltwater.
June proved to be the record ore
npufh Of the Great Lakes, with total
ss111pments from the Lake Superior dis
-trict of e,507, 576 tons. Shipments since
upen1ng OF navigation are 19,615,567
tuha,
Michael Stolpa of Winona won a
wager by swimming across the Mis-
=; sisstpp1 river at that place at a point
e.0fFere it is more than a half mile
wide. He did the trick in nineteen
minutes,
Mrs. Paul Narcotic of st. Paul.
aged thirty-two, was killed by North
EN- Pacific train at White Bear, where
she was visiting her parents. Her
two children who were with her es-
capped injury.
The national Prohibition parade at
st. Panl on July 20 Will be led by Mrs.
Ann T. Booze, name given to a
camal lent to the convention parade
committee by the Longfellow Gardens
of Minneapolis.
Leaders in the recent dry move.
n1euf ct Duluth which resulted in the
VOTING out of saloons have begun a
canfuatgn to gain employment for the
men vino will lose their jobs as a re-
SUIT q the changa
naep0nxfeut became her only sor
was called out With the national guard
for service Oh the Mexican border
Mrs, Eliza Schwartz Jumped into thu
Lifsaisstppi river In Northeast Mime
apoIis and was drowned.
q. D. Brmem OF St Paul was k1Qet
aud the driver Of an auto In which h
WIS hnFrymg to catch train VI
badly injured when the machine fatlet
to gee ecwss the tracks near Wor'and
sYNh, ahead of the train.
Frank b Kalbgg OF 81 Paul, BE
publican nominee for United State,
senator, expended Ss,6le.41 in tina re-
csnf- primary campaign, according t
ais staaanent tiled with the c1arl o
the sena1e Of Washington
AZ tina conaAaztun Of thrga days
celebration at Rens Che GLlssfastpn
Hlyet szllay Chippewa lndia.zs draftst
GrAtNSun 70 bs presented to the nBx
congress eating for a government al
iptment OF eighty acres moro, laa,a:f9
aaeh, msnhap az Inc. erihh.. .fheI:f1l