New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-29
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Sleepy Ege.-The Second District But
ter Makers Association net here Thurs
day, October 16, at the Farmers Cream
cry Besides other business transacted
a! the meeting two delegates were elected
e9 sor the state convention being held at
81. Paul October %, 20 and 80. The
TWO delegates are Fred Dehn of New
! UNI and Max Renner Of Springfield.
Glencoe. Myron Bassett and Charles
Forbes we're arraigned in Municipal
court before Judge Nelson Hassan Satur-
day, October Is, charged with themurder
OF John Gust Larson, wealthy farmer of
Slayto MINI. The men were arraigned
separately, and were both bound over
without bail to the November term of
the district court. Forbes who was
represented by Attorney Schwartz Of
Minneapolis, pleaded not guilty to the
charge of murder. Hassett was brought
Into court wearing leg-irons, as his past
record shows him to be desperate
character. He waived examination and
was represented by Attorney John Dahl
of Minneapolis.
Madison, Minn.-Mrs. N. F. Sober
berg, wife of the county attorney of Lac
- lui Parle county, ended her life by
slashing her throat with razor, Monday
evening, October II. Before she took
her own life she killed her three little
children by cutting their throat also.
No reason is given for this shocking
tragedy. MIR. Soderberg left Madison
the same evening, accompanied by his
mother short time before his wife COM
mitted the terrible deed.
Faribuult, October 27.-Martin Hag-
erty, forty-seven, was instantly kill
ed Friday afternoon about 2:30 o'clock,
when his automobile skidded on the
slippery road, and slipped off the edge
of culvert. He was caught under the
overturned car, and was apparently
killed instantly.
misunderstanding into a cistern in
the basement of the Emil Eierarg gel
home, 1927 North Second street, Mrs.
Henry Kranz conn tilted suicide by
drowning SON etine between seven o.
clock and 7:45 Monday morning, Octob-
er ~, it is believed. The won an was
drowned in about fourtfeet Of water.
Her lifeless body was discovered by
Mr.. Bieraugel about 7:45 o'clock when
he went into the basement.
Morgan.-Arthur Dresser, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Dresser of Eden town
ship, net with a sudden death, Friday,
October II, when he fell off scaffolding
while working on building at Russell,
Mimi, for contractor John Schilt, of
Redwood Falls. Funeral took place at
Franklin
Fairmont.- Arnold Schultz, sixteen
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Schultz of Fairmont lost part of two
fingers of his left hand while using a
small circular saw in the manual training
department of the local high school.
The other fingers we're also sawed into
and one of them will be stiff.
Redwood Falls.-The fall term Of the
district court in Redwood County opened
here on Monday, October 27. The
calendar has a long list of cases, and
there are also quite few criminal cases.
Two Of these are continued ones, the
first one against Peter Siebke for assault,
and the other one against John Haas
of Iamberton, for sedition. There will
also be new trial in the case against
Fred Dieke for sedition. Three parties
are held in the county jail to await the
action of the Grand Jury. Thomas
Hayes of Lamberton, accused of rape;
Chas. sEay, accused Of assault and
battery Oh, the person Of VIM Hansen,
and Albert James of Milroy, who is
accused OF attempting to wreck a train
by putting ties on the track. OF course
there are probably other cases which
will be investigated by the grand jury.