THE NORTHWEST. cessful in placing the Hotel Dacotah, Grand, ABOU THE WOME N FOLKS. Brown Co. Bank. Many patents- were issued a few ytarsafter Eagle Roller Mill Co. Forks, in the rank of first class hotels, -will to women for improvements on remain permanently in the N orthwest. corsets, foot stoves, spinning wheels,. Mr. Colman is a son of Robert W Colman,. ', mocassins and ice-cream freezers. A Summary of the Important Events I N E E S I N O S S I A N IN!O Has Capacity of of Baltimore, long the proprietor of the During the war a great number of A I O N O E LADfcES. 600 Barrels Per Day. of the Week in the Northwestern Carrolton, of that city. The stock of the womea inventors came forward with, latter hotel was placed in escrow some time H. C.H.Ross, CHADBOUKN, many designs- in, canteens,, military States. ago to accomplish certain objects, but will New Silks for Sumrnetr Gowns— eaps, ambulances and all kinds of President. Cashier. be released on Jun 1 when the property a a S hospital appliances. Frior to- thewar-the Our flour cannot be beat. can be conveyed by a clear majority of all in W as Ir COR. MINN. AND CENTRE SIRS. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North number of women applicants stock and absolute control secured. to NEWULM. MINNESOTA. for patents was small. Only three and South Dakota News in a patents to wornemwereissued in 1850 LOUIS BUENGrER, N S or S New TJlm Minn. Nutshell. in 1860 there were only four, in 1870 SOUTH DAKOTA. Changeable twilled! silks more finely there were sixty, in 1880,. ninety. In Samuel B. Milton, editor and proprietor twilled than surahs. with design* of Cor. Minnesota and 3d N. Sts., I 1887 the-number rose to 187 and has of the Redfield Observer, has been commissioned I N N E S O A dots, stripes, waving rifebomS). and been increasing steadily ever since. Collections and all Business pertaining NEWULM, fflSK aide de camp, with the rank of "Martin Devery, a laboring man, unmarried, baskets oi flowers, in ecruor white. The inventions of the women compare to Banking PromptlyAttended Colonel, by Gov. Mellette. belonging in Minneapolis, was killed Undertaker promise to rival the smoothly woven well with those of the men in usefulness an the yards of the railroad at Brainerd. A special school election was held at to. India silks as summer dresses. They andi ingenuity. The-most profitable Aberdeen. Republicans capturing all four A. Sperry's stock barn, adjoining the are made into charming dresses by inventions of women are those INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, of the board of education. Thirty women «Uy limits, of William, and nine horses Paris modistes, who delight ia color of costumes and clothing and artistic availed themselves of the opportunity to were burned. Loss, $2,500, designs of wall paper and! decorated this season, and add silk of a bright $500,000. vote. li-i One of the men who burglarized Schleosener's china ware. —Evening Telegram. contrasting hue for their trimming. and dealer in all kinds of Eliza Rearick was arraign ed at Woonsocketfor store at Little Falls was arrested, Thus a green and. red changeable silk Summer Millinery. the murder of her husband last and is now injail. had offered a razor FURNITURE. strewn with ecru baskets of flowers is NIWUIM October. She is now a mother, a the tor sale and the police nabbed him The summer bonnets are the airiest trimmed with pale blue surah facings, scene at her indictment was affecting in the Coroner G. R. Pease of Redwood Falls and has a collar, plastron, and pointed "creations" that have yet come extreme. was notified that James Brown, a farmer belt of Louis Seize embroidery of from the milliner's hands. They are Snow and rain has been constantly falling FRANK FRIEDMANN, living in the town of Repo, had committed ROLLER MILL CO., rose-buds and gold done on paleblue for three days at Blunt. Th ground is often mere saucers of sheer tulle projecting suicide by hanging himself. Th motive cloth. The seamless bodice with coat now covered with the beautiful, and the for the commission of the act is unknown. over the eyes, and made with dealer in skirts is a favorite model. The fronts earth is thoroughly soaked, A large acreage The eight-year-old son of H. Charron was a transparent crown of chiffon or gathered on the shoulders cross diagonally of wheat has been sown, and an immense Sroceries, Crockery, Stoneware, nearly trampled to death at Little Falls, to lap under the blue belt and gauze, or a perfectly open crown, partly crop is expected. Merchant Millers, while watering a vicious horse. His thigh the changeable silk laid over pale blue veiled by a vine of roses. The South Dakota university is at present was broken, but his sister pulled him from surah, each frill cut with selvage Slassware, Notions, Canned without an executive, President Grose under the animal and saved his life. The hat illustrated is of fancy lace finish. The wide back is shirred having resigned. W will be Mr. Grose's straw in the new shade of Stanley Work will soon begim on the $50,000 hospital at the waist line. The coat skirts are ft r^ successor isnot yet determined,but the board S ISTe^wXJlra, in and school building of the Franciscan brown, with a crown of maize-colored Fruit, Flour, eto. three loops, ten inches deep when will confer with the faculty and decide upon sisters, who make headquarters at chiffon, studded with gold and brown doubled, of the material showing facings the man to occupy that most important Little Falls. A additional $25,000 building wasps. Large jeweled butterflies stand position. of pale blue. They are slightly All goods sold at bottom prices and will be erected next year. up among the folds. With this hat is full, and are gathered to the bodice ft The Aberdeen land office is now prepared delivered free of cost to any part Heinmiller's hotel was burned at Marshall. worn a high ruche of black lace, trimmed MAKUFACTURERS OF CHOICE SPRING WHEAT FLOUR. back of the pointed belt under a twist to accept commutation timber cuture proofs the city. Some of the guests were forced to to correspond with the hat. under the act of March 3, 1S91. I these or scarf of the twilled silk. The mutton Received First Premiums at from windows to escape. The hotel N E W ULM, MINN. proofs entrymen will be required to show Shapes already begin to vary from leg sleeves are very long, and barn also caught fire and was comsumed. Minnesota State Fairs 1887,1889. that they are bona fide residents of the the toque, and there are many damty without trimming. The skirt of five ery little property was saved. Only a state and have complied with the timber PETER SCHEREH, little English cottage bonnets, in fine Iowa State Fair 1887. St. Louis breadths has the front breadth small insurance was carried. culture law for four years. '$ turned under at the foot, ana faced fancy straws and chips, that are trimmed Agricultural and Mechanical Association Every quarry man in the St. Cloud quarries Chairman Sessions, ofseed grain committee with blue to match the coat skirts, in broad low effects, in contradistinction have quit work, the result of the Producers' reports that 40,000 bushels of seed have Fair 1887. then falling open on each side on a to the high styles of trimming association refusing to accept their been put out, and that 38,323 acres have flounce of paleblue silk. This design generally seen, which build the scale of wages. There is very little probability F. 0. L. Roos, been seeded by help thus furnished. Some MADLENER, DEALER IN is not confirmed to changeable silks, of the matter being speedily adjusted flat shapes into considerable heighth, farmers in thirty-one out of the thirty-four 1 but is beautifully carried out in foulards, Prest. as both sides are not disposed to yield. Manager. The new sailor hats, with a crown of LUMBER, organized townships were helped." Tin as one with gray ground strewn ordinary heighth, but sunk in the rim Frost nipped some fields of flax in the seed cost a little less than $1 per bushel. is* Fr. Burg, with large white leaves, made up with vicinity of Xorthfield that had reached an so that it appears below the rim and A meeting of the South Dakota Republican a collar and belt of gold embroidery, advanced state, and it is feared that it will but an inch or less above it, is a graceful league executive committee will be and facings of yellow India silk in the be an entire loss. Quite a bit of garden style for young ladies. A wide held in Pierre on May 22, in connection vegetables were also frozen, but the loss in frill and coat skirts. with the annual encampment of the state band of fine flowers conceals the crown the aggregate will not amount to much. Sons of Veterans' association, which occurs under the brim and forms a halo trimming Chameleon silks, as the changeable Manufacturer of and Dealer in .T. M. Thompson, of Xorthfield was awarded the same day. Both meetings will be of around the face. A navy blue silks are called, are imported in glossy the gold medal for the largest number importance in a political sense. LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS sailor in this shape and in a purplish CIGARS, taffeta with tiny dots and figures, to of sales by the Simmons Hardware Company Dr Livingston superintendent of the cast of color is trimmed, simply, with be used for sleeves, vests, and flounces of St. Louis. The medal is of solid SASH, BLINDS, state insane asylum at Yankton, was removed a band of inch-wide black velvet, which TOBACCOS, of wool dresses, and also in heavier gold, studded with diamonds, and is a by the state board of charities passes around the crown and hangs most creditable work of art. faille, with chine' flowers and ribbon and corrections Th reasons cannot —and all kinds of— PIPES, down the back in a cluster, streamers stripes for entire gown. A lovely house A "Citizens' association" to promote the be learned, but it may be disclosed in a and loops. The hat is finished by a social and business interests of the town dress of yellow silk shading to pink day or two. This is the second investigation Building Material. was organized at Lake City with a membership has chine' bouquets of violets, roses, full face trimming of violets or bluets. Cor. Minnesota and Center of Dr. Livingston's official course. of fifty-two, which will soon be For regular street wear, the bonnet and carnations. It is made all in one I he other occurred about a year sinoe. Streets, flFW ULM, largely increased. A board of directors piece, the skirt sewed to the round may match the costume in a was elected. waist, which fastens invisibly in the darker shade, or a black bonnet NEWULM MINN. Joh Masteller, who was tried one year W I S O N S I N back under a plastron of olive green may be worn, according to the fancy Star Sample Boom, ago at Long Prairie on the charge of attempt Fire at West Superior destroyed the ice velvet that extends the length of the of the wearer.—Good Housekeeping. Jno.Neuman, to commit rape and given a ten house and barge at the end of the Tower bodice in front also. The silk is pleated and year's sentence by Judge Searle was granted bay ship docks. Loss was slight. full on the high shoulders, and Moths. Farmers' Home. a new trial on points of law. Th case C. C. Paige's foundry and machine shops drawn without darts next the velvet To exterminate carpet moths: came up and was dismissed by consent of were damaged by fire at Oshkosh to the extent pieces. A single under-arm form is on both attorneys. Saturate a large cloth with water of $30,000. The insurance is $8,400 Dealer in the side. A standing frill of velvet JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Prop'r. strongly impregnated with ammonia. The question of issuing bonds for water At Found du Lac Thomas Melville, baggagemaster edges the low rounded throat. Sleeves DRY GOODS, works was voted on at Luverne. The opposition After wringing it as dry as possible, for the St. Paul & Dulut railroad, full to the elbow have a gathered frill .Dealer in was very slight. The project carried fell from a flat car and had both his below. The skirt of six breadths has spread upon the carpet, and iron until Wines, Liquors by a vote of 155 to 32. Th amount legs crushed by the train. was brought Hats, Caps, Notions, three breadths for the front and sides, thoroughly dry. It is not advisable authorized is $30,000. Wor will be commenced to Duluth, and died at, 9 o'clock. extending around to meet at the back, Groceries, Provisions, to press hard as that flattens the nap and Cigars. at once and a pump and standpipe leaves a wife and little child. 1*" where three other demi-trained of the carpet. Go over the entire Crockery and Glassware, -system completed before fall. "William V. Case was fatally kicked by a breadths are massed in pleats in Willie Xoonan, aged fourteen years, was carpet in this manner. The hot A fine lunch will be served every day. Green, Dried and Canned mule at Ashland. was grooming an scarcely an inch of space at the waist, killed at Wabasha by being dragged three animal which belonged to the Keystone steam not only kills the little pests and spread out widely below. White Fruits, etc., etc,, Cor. Minn. & Center streets. blocks by a colt. had tied the halter Lumber company when it kicked him in and destroys their eggs, but with the embroidery in upturned points is set strap around his wrist, and the colt became the face, fracturing his skull over both New Ulm. Minn at the foot of the skirt. addition of the ammonia freshens and frightened and ran. The boy was kicked I will always take farm produce in exchange eyes. for Koods, and pay ihe highest market price for Fashion's Fancies. brightens the carpet also. and badly mangled, and was dead before all kinds of paper rags. The golden wedding anniversay of Mr. assistance reached him. To avoid carpet moths: If you find Cloth-like fabrics are very popular Jacob Walter was celebrated at E a Claire. no apperance of moths in your carpets, At the contest at the Pillsbury auditorium A special train brought family members this season. In connection with my store I have a first-class use an "o^c of prevention." In Owatonna for prizes in the music department saloon furnished with a splendid billiard table and from Menasha, Appleton and Sheboygan. Brewer and Bottler. The Louis Quinze coat basque is one my customers will always find good liquors and Miss Hattie Ware received first prize other words, fakfter your carpet has Four of the sons are wealthy brewers in cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunch. of the leading styles for house and and Herbert Lucrasecond for instrumental been laid, sponge thoroughly in a thisstate. Schwahn's hall was engaged for Jfe[W t/rM, JdW. music. In vocal music Miss Marcia Searles street wear, strong solution of salt and water. It the celebration. All goods purchased of me will be delivered to received first and Miss Hattie Ware second. any part of the city free of cost. is well, also, to sprinkle salt underneath Effective trimmings for an evening Thi9 brewery is one of the largest establishment* At the village election at St. Croix Falls, The entire programme was a great credit to the carpet, in dark corners, of the kind in the Minnesota Valley and is fitted MINNESOTA STBEET, dress are the jeweled butteflies that SEW ULM, MINX. James Thompson was elected presidenttrustees, the institution. up with ail the modern improvements. Keg and under bookcases, couches, etc., where are sold in sets, to be used for the T. H. Thompson, O'Neal, S. J. bottle beer furnished to any part of the city on the carpet is least, used. Above all, The Crown Point silver mine, of which short notice. My bottle beer is especially adapted Wall, W. A. Seery, William Patterson hair, shoulders, front of corsage, and WM. FRANK. for family use. keep your rooms sufficiently light, remembering Tinkham Bros, are the largest owners, situated JOHN BENTZIN. clerk L. B. Dresser treasurer, M. II amid the drapery of the skirt. Country brewers apd others that buy malt will that moths should be in the Thunder Bay district, was sold Arnold assessor, Jacob Berger: supervisor, Cottonwood Mills. find it to the'r interest to place their orders with Gilt and black passementeries and to a firm of New York brokers, Simpson & numbered among those wicked me. All orders by mail will receive my prompt Seymour Blanding. gimps are used for new costumes, attention. Co., for $000,000. Mr. Tinkha leaves for creatures who "prefer darkness rather Alex Jargansen a tailor at Shell Lake, Mh while gilt frog ornaments are used on OTTO SCHELL. Manager the East to close the deal. The than light, because their deeds are and two comrades were out sailing when a the front of basques and there are property is owned exclusively by Duluth evil."—Good Housekeeping. squall struck the boat, which was capsized C. F. Ruemke flat, open-interlaced insertions of gilt, Custom grinding solicited. Will capitalists. and the men thrown in the water. Rescuers and also gilt cord ot twisted strands, grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange Rush City had four bids for bonds of the immediately started out to their assistance, in or that are used on the edge of seams village of $2,000 ot 7 per cent on ten years' and succeeded in saving two of them, 34 fts. flour, 5 ft»s. shorts and S POTATO CROQUETTES.—To one pound and basques. but Jargansen sank when they were within time opened at the council meeting Saturday of mashed potatoes add the beaten fbs. bran for one bushel of wheat. Floux Green is the favorite color for fancy Cor. Minnesota and 3rd Nortb Sts. night, and found that W. R. Lewis five feet of him. yelk of one egg, a little salt and pepper, articles, and pretty little purses for and feed sold at low rates and delirered & Co., Chicago, bid $2,011 C. M. McCluer, NEW ULM, MINN. In the circuit court at Madison Doerlan two tablespoonfuls of bread young ladies are of green leather, a. New Ulm free of expense. Stillwater, $2,050 P. Johnson, Rush City, Mihill, Samuel Manson, E Wilder Dealer in crumbs or cracker meal, and one ornamented with a silver monogram. $2,058.30 J. D. Murkhamme having made *. and J. E. Ingraham, constituting a lumber CHOICE GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Silk is more used than it has been tablespoonful of milk. Stir over FRANK & BENTZIN. the best bid was awarded the bonds by firm of Madison, obtained a judgment for many seasons, and panels, waistcoats, the fire until quite dry. Then place unanimous vote. All seem well pleased at of $50,000 against the Moutreal River Lumber and sleeves of silk in most of the faith of the bidders in the town. on a well-floured board, shape in croquettes, GLASSWARE and NOTIONS. #:v company, of Douglas County. Mihill AUG. {JUEMSE, the woolen stuffs are now seen. roll lightly in the flour, glaze and the others bought 15,000,000 feet of NORTH DAKOTA, Bengaline is the particular choice lumber from the Montreal company, and with the beaten white of the egg, All Goods offered at prices which de* The Cass county, North Dakota, teachers' of the season, both plain and figured, claimed fraud in the execution of the contract strew with bread crumbs and set aside fy competition. Goods will be delivered association met at Fargo for a four days' because it is soft in drapery, lustrous, to the extent of $50,000. Th case HARNESS MAKER till quite cold and firm. Immerseinto free to any part of the city. All kinds session. rich looking, and not expensive. will go to the supreme court. hot fat until brown, drain and serve of farm produce taken in exchange for Light shades prevail for woolen The governor and militia line officers —and Dealer In— goods. very hot. met at Bismarck and fixed on Devil's lake materials, while cheviot, diagonal and Whips, Collars, and all other as the place for the encampment July 15, IOWA. serge wille be employed for traveling articles usually kept COCOANUT SOUP.—Three ounces of DAKOTA HOUSE. continuing one week. and street gowns. Elmer Shafer, a brakeman on the Illinois in a flrst-*lass harness grated cocoanut, three pints of veal The hair band, or small coronet, has The seeding has been about finished in Central, w.as killed at Parkersburg. shop. been received for hair dressing, and it broth, some cold water, half a pint of Stark county, and never was the ground in was 26 years old and unmarried. OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW ULM MINN better condition or more promising to the is set with jewels, just like the oldfashioned cr.'am, a little rice flour salt to suit Wm. West, a coal miner, at Ottumwa New harnesses made to erder and tiller of the soil. article, and is equally becoming tafete add the cocoanut to the veal MRS. A. SEITER P-op, shot his wife and then put a bullet through pairing promptly attended to. with high or low coiffures. At the town election at Forman, G. broth, and boil it gently for one hour his heart. The first shot was not fatal and NEW MLM. MINM A new Parisian fancy is to have This house is the most centrally located Bartlett, W. C. Forman and K. Rush las wife will recover. A family quarrel then add to it a little cold water add small jewels sewed upon the material were elected trustees, thus giving the Democrats was the cause. sufficient rice flour to make the soup Bingham Bros. hotel in the city and affords of the dress, and in some cases even control of the town board. The At Bacon, Peter Peterson was assaulted thick enough season to suit taste and knitted into the stockings. Democrats arejubliant over their victory. by his two brothers-in-law, who broke into good Sample Rooms.v the cream, and then simmer all for a Yellow is the favorite color of the Ex-Railroad Commissioner Underbill, his house. They pounded him so severely quarter of an hour nutmeg or mace Meat Market, season for dressy toilets, and for the who has been in Chicago since March, has with a loaded whip that will die. I DEALERS HI decoration of plainer gowns, while is an addition liked by some. LUMBE was the result of a family feud. shipped three imported stallions for service white strewn with tiny sprays of pink among the 60 mayes on his Hart river ranch The miners of the Boone coal fields signed GERMAN CREAM.—Boil one pint of roses and forget-me-nots is a most effective near antelope station in Stark county. contracts fixing the price of mining for the CHAS. STUEBE, Prop'r. cream with six ounces of loaf sugar combination for waistcoats. E. I. P. Staede, the largest dealer in farm next year at $1 per ton. There are about and the peel of half a lemon cut very machinery at Devils Lake, assigned to A. l,000miners employed here. No demand Women as Inventors. A large supply of fresh meats, san thin as soon as it boils take it away O. Whipple. Assets, $100,000 liabilities,' for an eight-hour day was made. LATH, SHINGLES, D00BS, T»" Statistics which has been prepared sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on from the fire and Jet it stand until $70,000. Staede went to Mankato a few B. Foreman, a reputable farmer who at New York for the approaching hand. All orders from the country nearly cold then add the juice of two months ago and is in business there. SASH AND BLIND. resides at Marshalltown, says one of his promptly attended to. centennial anniversary, of the Patent lemons and a wineglassful of brandy Joseph R. Warner, switchman in the cows has just dropped three living, healthy fry Lime, Cement and Coal Office prove that inventive genius has pour the mixture from one dish to another CASH PAID FOR HIDES. Northern Pacific yards at Fargo, was run calves, two of them being about ordinary no sex. It will be encouraging to over by a freight train. His head was quickly for ten minutes and it size, the other somewhat smaller. I is severed from his body and both arms were considered a remarkable freak of nature. female wage-workers to learn that NEW E MARBLE WORKS, will* be ready to serve this cream horribly mutilated. I is not known Lowest pries* mlwayt* women inventors have made a record should be made twelve hours before it Riot, of Elden, was locked tip at the accident occurred. Ottumwa for disturbing the peace. Earl in the Patent Office of which they may is served. lg. Schwendinger, &rop>r. Cattlemen have been scouring the country one morning he made a noose of two well beproad. Application. fOTpatents for stock, and several thousand head handkerchiefs and attempted suicide. SPONGE C*EE CEEAM.—Cttb nine of their own invention have been have been shipped out of the Red River small sponge eakes in two andi place was found and cut down" just in time to Monuments, Tombstones and all made by over 3yOO women sinee the valley this spring. A train of twelve cars save his life. is insane. them at the bottom: audi s-id&ff of a 1TVOLI other work in my line made to order Patent Office was- organized. These of stock started from May ville one day recently, Capt. To Hill, a wealthy retired! steamboat glass dish pourr half a wineglassful of promptly and in a workmanlike mannex, destined for St. Paul a Sioux inventions, while covering a wide field! captain, well known up and down, the atreasonable rates. brandy and! the same- .qnmntity of City. of articles for women's use, include Mississippi river, who now lives at War NEWULM. MINN sherry over then* addsomeraspberry such unexpected inventions as submarine AND There is great excitement around Miehigan saw, 111., was waylaid and robbed of several «*¥. jam oft- jelly, warmed a little cover City caused by land agents from Manitoba BREWERY hundred dollars while driving with Ms telescopes, processes for hardening this with another layer ©f cakes and" GEO. BENZ SONS. trying (and with some success) to induce wife from Keoknk to Warsaw. copper, foot stoves, refrigerators, add! the same quantity of brandy and our farmers to go there and take up The Dubuqu clearing house association and even locomotive driving land. Mass meetings have been held and wine have ready half a pint of coldi Importer* Whticaate Dutea la has been organized with J. Lee, president: wheels. As early as 1890 a patent «K8. SCHMUCKER, Prop WINES & three quite prominent farmers have been boiled custardi, flavored', and when E, W Duncan, vice president Jas. was- granted to- Mary Kies, of Connecticut, appointed delegates and will start soon ready ty serve- pour this1 over the Harragan, manager committee of management, NEW ULM, MINNESOTA for that co untry on a tour, of inspection. for an improved! method! of LIQUORS, O. E. Guernsey, J^K Iteming E whole add! a few pieces- ©t camdiedfruit. Par* aeM to qoaittittaa to suit tfcs 6traw weaving with silk or thread. Maj. W Colman, who has been suc- Allison, Chas. Sass and it ~M. W Pt»gfe£*»r. Special •ttesftioa paid to tfea 217 219 E. 3rd Str. St. Pan „_,, T*' 1 s~&i*i iff?