New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-07-04

fever the village Of Goodridge has
been placed under quarantine The
children of the village will not be al
lowed to leave their yards, according
to an announcement Of village Off
Gals.
Prohibition, under consideration by
d congress in connection with the food
!, control legislation, would cost st. Paul
S424,OO a year, or $4,000 more than
1t costs the city to run the police de-
partment, according to st. Paul city
| officials. .
The Minnesota Steel company WIN
Isexpend $2,00O,OOO on new construction
at the Duluth plant this year, and
next year will begin the construction
/ OF the second furnace unit of the
plant, involving several million dol.
lars more.
With the aggregate on June 20 last
reaching $39,991,6 SOL deposits in Du-
luth banks have set new record fig
ures. This is attributed by bankers
as having been due in part to the
gathering together of Liberty loan sub
scriptions.
M. D. Mum of ST., Paul, president
of the national dairy council, has been
made chairman of committee of
seven representing the dairy produce
interests of the United States to CO.
operate with Herbert c. Hoover, food
administrator.
Emil Wanous of Blooming Prairie
was killed when the motor car on
| which he was returning home from
Owatonna with three other Blooming
Prairie men was struck by an extra
freight train on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and ST. Paul road
Thomas Sullivan, constable at Hop
kins, captured four transients after a
gun fight near the plant of the Mime
apolis Threshing Machinery company.
Three of the men were wounded in
the exchange of shots and one of them
is not expected to live
The question of voting St. Louis
county dry will be submitted to the
voters on Sept. 10 under the county
option law. Senator Richard Jones
of Duluth Will manage the campaign.
The initiative is being taken by peo-
pie. in iron range towns.
r. L. Nunnamaker, aged thirty-two,
of. Winona, father of four children,
was sentenced to seven years in prison
when he confessed he had set fire to
the house of his cousin, Oscar Nunna.
maker, because he thought the latter
was too friendly with his wife.
s. Samuel D. O'Neill, Sherburn at.
torney, serving one year and one day
in the federal prison at Leavenworth
KAN. for violating the law of the
United States, is disbarred from fur
Their practicing law in Minnesota by
an order of the supreme court. N
Mystery surrounding the death Of
Z Joseph Ruisinak, thirteen years DID,
whose body was found near his home
.sin Minneapolis, was cleared up when
& Andrew zbehley, playmate, con.
3fessed to the police that he killed
Ruisinak while playing soldier.
The body of woman found in the
Mississippi river near Fort Smelling
has been identified at the Hennepin
county morgue in Minneapolis as that
of Amanda Skovlin, a school teacher,
who disappeared from her boardins
house in the Mill City Oct 30, 1916
Representative of practically all
brewing companies doing business in
Minnesota met in st. Paul with the
state public safety commission and
assured that body that they will take
effective measures to suppress blind
pigs and other violators of the liquor
laws
The state has brought suit against
the Mccullough and Moss Lumber
company of Minneapolis and. Charles
Hayden of Beltrami county for $14,.
$40, the value of certain posts and
ties alleged to have been cut from a
section of state land in Beltrami
county.
James A. Kerr, employed as an en-.
gineer at the government high dam
near Fort Smelling, is dead from in
juries received when he fell from the
lock wall at the dam. Mr.. Kerr was
|
been a resident of Minneapolis fo1
more than half century.
Because of unhappied married life
Mrs. Joseph Komarek of st. Paul
thirty-four years old, gave her three
little ones a bath, put on their night.
Gowns and went to bed with them
after turning on the gas. All four
were dead when the husband and
father. returned home some hours
later
Lionel c. Long, Minnesota pioneer,
one of the founders of the Farmers
alliance and prominent in state poll
tics for quarter of century, is dead
at Minneapolis. Mr.. Long came to
Minnesota in 1856, settling in Fill
more county, and later took home.
stead in Mobiles county. He removed
to Minneapolis about fifteen years ago.
Governor Burnquist has appointed a
special commission on state school aid