THE NORTHWEST. weeks, a of them going to the ranges Chippewa Falls ple» .id guilty V« embezzling Cats- sear CVoclcs. Brown Co. Bank. Eagle Roller Mill Co/ of Nebraska. $20,000 oftLe county's funds. Series Everyone knows that cats- can eee The notorious A. A. Paine, who received has been in jail for over five months,, a in the dark, but the-reason.they can doso a draft of $1,000 from the Chicago relief stoutly maintained his innocence- until his Has Capacity of A Summary of the Important Events is because of the-peculiar construction committee for distribution among the trial was begun. Judge- Marshall has 600 Barrels Per Day. needy around Ashley, was arrested on a sentenced him to four years at Waupu of the Week in the Northwestern of their eyes* You. may havenoticed C.H.Ross, €'. H. CHADBOUKN, charge ofembezzlementona warrant sworn The house of S. W Matteson,. at Pleasant that in.-a moderate light the States. out by the chairman of the board of county Valley caught fire and. burned to the President. Cashier. pupil or black part in pussy's eyes is commissioners. ground. His son-in-law lived with him Our flour cannot be beat. COR. MINN, AND CENTRE STRS, small and. oval shaped, while- in. thefull Receiver Tyler, of the Fargo Argus Printing andtheylost most of the bedding and'all of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North their best clothes. No insurance on house company, filed his first report. glare of light it becomes narrow. NEWULM. MINNESOTA. and South Dakota News in a or contents. Th house was an old landmark, shows assets, $90,880,83 liabilities $69,377.62, Now, in the dark, it expands- to a New Ulm, Minn. LOUIS BUENGER, built about thirty-five years ago. while the net earnings for the month Nutshell. circle) and nearly fills the surface of he has been in charge were $633.93. All Fire destroyed the oil.house a blacksmith the eyeball. parties interested were in court and expressed shop at the Island1 milL. a Crosse Cor. Minnesota and 3d N. Sts., themselves as satisfied with the report. The wind was favorable or the entire plant, This peculiarity or the cat's eye is Collections and all Business pertaining I N N E S O A NEWULM, MDOl Joh Arnold, an employe of Frazier,Grand one of the finest in this section, would turned to account in a curious manner Lieut. C. A. Vanduzee mustered in the tc- Banking Promptly Forks.skipped, taking Mrs. Frazier's probably have been swept away. Fir at Undertaker by the Chinese. The Abbe Hue relates Luverne guards as Company Third regixueut. pocket book containing $210. Bangor destroyed a barn and some small Attended to. that when he was travelling in China was seen by Sheriff Fadden on the buildings. Three houses were on fire at he asked his attendant what time it A 10-year-old daughter of Fred Mesch INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, train going to Fargo, from which once, but the citizens saved them. was. The man went over to a cat narrowly escaped burning to death by her lie escaped throngh the closet window clothes catching fire, but timely assistance that was quietly basking in the sun, $500,000. of the coach while the train was in saved her life. and dealer in all kinds of.., and, examining its eyes, told the Abbe motion leaving behind a pair of shoes and I O W A that it was about two hours afternoon,, A man named Anderson was fatally injured a hat. Sheriff Fadden is searching for him FURNITURE. Columbus Junction is to have a normal at the mill of the Mille Lacs lumber and. on being questioned how he NEWULM The bitter warfare has for a long time college. company, Milaca. One arm was torn from knew that, he explained that the been waged between the editors of the There were thirty-six deaths in Des the body. died. pupils of a cat's eye were largest in Washburn papers has culminated in a libel Moines during April. FRANK FRIEDMANrV the morning, and that they gradually The store of Kelly of Hokah, was suit, Th Leader charged J. E. Britton, ROLLER MILL CO., Dr. R. M. Strong, an old pioneer of Win*neshick grew smaller as the light increased, burglarized, and about $50 worth of cigars editor ot the Mail, with committing the county, died at his home in Hesper, and other goods were taken. No clue to the till they reached their minimum crime of arson and other offenses while he aged oyer seventy. dealer in thief. at noon that then they began to was a clerk of the Berthold Indian agency, Harma Rust,, a wealthy farmer living Groceries, Crockery, Stoneware, and on this account Britton brought an widen again, till at night they once Jim Simons, a farm hand, was thrown seven miles north of Ackley, was killed by from a wagon at Pipestone, and instantly action against his rival. Several prominent more became large. Merchant Millers, lightning while engaged in planting corn. killed his neck being broken. was unmarried. politicians of the state are mixed UD in the The good Abbe was filled with admiration Slassware, Notions, Canned fight. The next state convention of the Roman for the ingenuity of a people Catholic Mutual Protective associatioh*of Poterickey, alias Crazy Pete, the man Edward Rooney, one of the prominent who could use cats as clocks. But Iowa will be held at Carroll. wiio committed the burglaries at Northfield citizens of Michigan City started for Manitoba, ISTew XJlrti, IMirin. Fruit, Flour, etc. it must be admitted that this way of some days ago, was caught in the A mad steer caused considerable excitement taking with him eighty head of cattle, telling the time of day is rather a loose woods, and is lodged in jail. on the streets of Dunlap. Several nine horses, farm machinery and one, and could only be trusted in very ladies had narrow escapes from the infuriated household furniture, also his wife and six Lyon county held an election to vote on All goods sold at bottom prices and brute, but none were injured. clear and serene weather, for temporary children, leaving nothing except $3,000 or building a court house. Fifteen precincts delivered free of cost to any part HUUHCTUIIEIIS OF CHOICE SPRING WHEAT FLOUR. gloom or the darkness of a storm $4,000 worth of notes secured on said stock J. K. Cumberland and wife, on the charg of twenty-three assure about 250 majority the city. would sadly derange your four-footed and his hotel in this city. is seventytwo of murdering the Robertsons at Harlan, in favor ot the building.- There was great Received First Premiums at hours ahead of the authorities, who clock and put it all wrong. have been held without bonds for trial at jubilation at Marshall. N E W ULM, MINN. are now after him got the start of his the September term of court. Minnesota State Fairs 1887,1889. At the state land sale at Little Falls Auditor creditors by saying that he was going out PETER SCHEBEB, The Epworth league convention of the Beirman sold fifty-five tracts of land, aggregating Men Behind Dress-goods Counters. Iowa State Fair 1887. St. Louis to his farm to put in a large crop. district opened at Mt. Vernon with a large 1,760 acres. Most of these sales number of delegates in attendance. Th Agricultural and Mechanical Association The Northwestern live stock company, were made to A. E. Johnson & Co. There If you hare done much shopping which was organized at Bismarck, has meeting lasted two days. wai a large attendance. Fair 1887. you must have noticed that more made its first purchase of sheep. I has secured A Dubuque girl was arrested and fined Diedrich Wichma ST., one of the oldest men than women are employed at the a well graded lot of 8,000 in Oregon, F. 0. L. Roos, in police court because she dared to defend MADLENER, setrlers in Renville county, having settled DEALER IN dress goods counters, obseryes a all of which will be placed with farmers in her reputation in a Sullivanistic here in 1S60, and escaped with his family in Prest. Manager. LUMBER, this locality. Sheep are in good demand Chicago Tribune shopper. It occurred manner. Another girl called her a "chippie" the Indian outbreak of 1S62, is dead, aged at $4 per head and upward, there being an to the writer to ask if there was any and she slapped her "real hard." sixty-nine. Fr. Burg, advance of 25 per cent within the year. reason for this. The manager replied, W. E. Bell, organizer of the Farmers A A new state bank will soon be started in Farmers experienced difficulty in procuring liance for the Eighth congressional district, just as if he had been expecting some Kenyon with a capital of $100,000. The organizers well bred males, and Eastern breeders has issued a call for a convention to one to ask the question. "There are are B. Kelsey, formerly of St. can obtain good prices for choice stock. be held at Marion, May 27, for the purpose Paul Hon A. Finseth, and other prominent several reasons for it. Women do The cattle business has recovered from the of forming a district organization. men of Kenyon. not like to take the say-so of their depression and is again very active. Manufacturer ot and Dealer in The jury in the case of L. C. Purdy, the The village ofWasiojalost one of its good own sex on dress goods men have American Express agent Albia. who was houses by fire. It had just been sold to A. better ideas of combination than LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, CIGARS, S O A O A accused of embezzling the funds of the company A. Mason and Mr. Mason had moved part women men are more diplomatic in under the pretense of having been The Sisseton tract is to be opened to f- of his goods into it and left them there for set- SASH, BLINDS, dealing with woman than saleswomen robbed last Christmas by three masked men, TOBACCOS, tlement J.uly 1. the night. are. A saleswoman can accomplish after two days' deliberation, failed to agree. The creamery business in Freeborn The flow of water and pressure of Springfield's —and all kinds The case will be retried in September. more at some other counters than PIPES, county is becoming something enormous, artesian spouter grows greater. men. But at the dress-goods counter Thomas Saunders, a farmer living twelve Building Material. there being fully a dozen ot them now in A new brick scho ol building at Chamberlain Cor. Minnesota and Center miles south of Le Mars, came to town and men make best employes. You would running order, and more are being put in is nearly, completed at a cost of shot his mother-in-law, Mary A. Ledster, $15,000. naturally think that a woman could shape. Streets, flEW ULM, MOT and then shot himself through the head. grab up a piece of goods and show it The new board of education at Red South Dakota has sowed an acreage of The woman will recover. Saunders had NEWULM MINN. Win has been organized as follows President, one-third more wheat this season than ever to advantage. I never saw one that quarreled with his wife, and blamed Star Sample Room, E. Blodgett vice president, before. could do it. Few women are good the mother-in-law for the domestic S. Rich: secretary, A. J. Meacham treasurer, Jno.Neuman, The Harney City group of tin claims was judges of combinations of colors trouble. Th coroner's jury declared Saunders A. H. Boxrud, A. ~\Y. Rankin has been and sold to Akron, Ohio, capitalists. Consideration, on the counter. A modiste is, of insane. re-elected superintendent. Farmers' Home. $50,000. course, but a woman cannot always Gerhard Krack's grain warehouse at William Powell of Ceresco, Blue Earth A contest case is before the Pierre land have a modiste with her- when Davenport, has been closed by voluntary county, committed suicide at his home. office in which a young lady jumped a she goes shopping. Men who are in assignment, and his homestead has been Dealer in The deed was done with a revolver that he man's claim. JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Prop'r. turned over to his indorsers. has been this business take to a thing like combining DRY GOODS, had borrowed from a neighbor to kill a Cattle men in the vicinity of Pierre report speculating heavily in barley, it is said, colors as naturally as ducks dog. The deceased was an old and respected their stock in finer condition than Dealer in dealing mostly with St. Louis houses. resident of this county. take to water. They seem to know eve* before. Wines, Liquors. Krack has lost large sums, but pending an Hats, Caps, Notions, S. S. Hookland, living north of Mabel, is as soon as they see a woman what Parker Baptists have a new pastor, but investigation, the amount is unknown not expected to live, having meet with an will become her in the way of dress Groceries, Provisions, and Cigars* he can't find a bouse to live in, and is compelled A Kossuth county young lady was-surprised accident on his way home from town recently. goods. There are many articles in to "board around." Crockery and Glassware, at seeing in the papers that a license was found lying in the road such a store as this which women prefer A fine lunch will be served every day. Iowa parties have bought all the surplus had been issued to her and a young man Green, Dried and Canned unconscious, and his team entangled in the to buy of their own sex, but when hay product in the vicinity ofBrooking3 fence. acquaintance. Th fellow had never consulted Fruits, etc., etc,, Cor. Minn. & Center streets. and are holding it and shipping it to it comes to dress goods they perfer to her about the matter, and it is Lewis Scott, a member of Company F, Iowa, leaving many dollars in the pockets presumed that he supposed that was the deal with men." New Ulm. Minn Eighth Minnesota, dropped dead while attending ot.the farmers. I will always take farm produce in exchange proper procedure. The young lady's to his duties as janitor of the Episcopal lor goods, and pay the highest market price for #%11, friends are quite indignant, and the all kinds of paper rags. Madison merchants are discussing the church at Little Falls, aged sixtytwo advisability of closing their places of business marriage will not come off. years. His death was caused by a Prompt Ruling. at 6 o'clock p. in., except two evenings wound received from a shell. A freight train on the Chicago, MilwauSt. In connection with my store I have a first-class It is chiefly in civil courts that complaint in the week, perhaps Tuesday and Saturday saloon furnished withasplendid billiard table and Paul road was derailed and the Brewer and Bottler. At the Alliance county convention at my customers will always And good liquors and is made of the law's delay." evenings. engine and six cars were hurled into the cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunch. Albert Lea, H. G. Day, editor of the Standard, Courts martial are only temporary river, six miles from Dubuque. James Prof. Culver will leave Vermillion for a and G. II. Prescott were elected delegates K$}w UL^M, W geological survey of the artesian basin of Richmond, the engineer, was carried down All goods purchased of me will be delivered to to the Cincinnati conference, and organizations, and cannot continue any part of the city free of cost. Dakota and Montana. will be engaged with his engine and his body lies beneath Hon. Charles G. Johnsrud and James This brewery Is one of the largest establishment* cases from term to term. But with in this work during the greater part of the of the kind in the Minnesota Valley and is fitted it. Fireman Newell and the brakeman MIXSESOTA STREET, XE1V UI.M, MINX. Lonergan were chosen alternates. up with all the modern improvements. Kee and all the promptness of military legal summer. jumped and, though badly injured, will recover. bottle beer furnished to any part of the city on The grand jury at Fergus Falls indicted procedure, it is not often that a decision short notice. My bottle beer is especially adapted The circuit court convened at Sturgis. Albert Goheen for murder in the first decree Wic. FRANK. for family use. JOHN BBNTZIN. Judge Thomas charged the grand jurv very on the charge of shooting Rosa Bray. is obtained with so little hesitation Countrybrewersard others that buy malt will pointedly upon the enforcement of the Cottonwood Mills. He wa-i arraigned and pleaded not guilty, find it to thcr interest to place their orders with Too Many Bears. as in the following case. prohibition Jaw, called particular attention me. All orders by mail will receive my prompt and his trial was set. Indictments were also A young huntsman of Helena, attention. to killing of the Indian "Fe Tails," urging An Old lady living in "Dixie" in the found against C. Tagg for illegal voting a close investigation. OTTO SOHELL, Manao-er Montana, was following the upper time of the Rebellion brought her and C. Peterson for forgery. complaints to the headquarters of Peter Wall, charged by the coroner's jury course of the Milk River, and came & It is now definitely settled that the Christian C. P. Buemke Custom grinding Solicited. Will the Confederate General Bragg, where with infanticide, was examined before a church will establish a college at Duluth. suddenly face to face with a bear. He she was met by his adjutant, and the grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange justice of the peace at Parker and bound Rev. L. Lane, corresponding secretary brought his rifleto his shoulder, took following conversation ensued. over to the district court. has a wife 84 fts. flour, 5 fcs. shorts and 9 of the state mission board, and W. U. careful aim, and shot the bear dead. and family in North Dakota. A young mith. of St. Paul, who have been in the Old Lady— Is this where Captain fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Floui girl, the mother of the child appeared Cor. Minnesota and 3rd North Sts". ity several days perfecting arrangements, The next moment a second bear appeared Bragg lives'? and feed sold at low rates and delivered against him They are all Russians. confirm the news. Colonel Brent—Yes, madam can I NEW ULM, MINN. $ from a rocky den. The young New Ulm free of expense. A good flow was struck in the Chamberlain do anything for you? By subscription about fifty citizens of Dealer in hunter again made a successful shot. artesian well at a depth at a trifle under Old Lady—Well, you see, mister, I Winona have raised a $10,000 bonus for CHOICE fiEOCEBIES, CBOCKEBUJ FRANK & BENTZIN. To his surrjrise a third bear came out 800 feet. A test showed a force of about live4 over Avhere the fightin' was, and Sehroth & Ahrens, whose planing mill, sixty pounds to the square inch without of the den. He killed this one also, when Captian Bragg's company ash, door and blind factory and lumber the water being completely shut off in an AUG.QUEJTSE GLASSWARE and NOTIONS. yards were devastated by fire. The bonus skeered the Yankees, thev ran rite and before he had time to remove inch pipe. The work is being continued, is on condition that the firm rebuild in peerst my house—rite peerest—when from the spot, bruin number four appeared. and it is believed a flow of unusual power Winona, and it is most probable that they up comes Captain Forrest with his will be secured. All Goods offered at prices which de| It was exciting sport to be will. crittur company [cavalry] and makes A fy competition. Goods will be delivers sure, but there were more bears than a line of fight rite through my yard, HARNESS MAKER The Olmsted County Breeders' association W I S O N S I N free to any part of the city. AH kim and oversets my ash-hopper, and perfected its organization by the election of he cared to see at one time. However, A St. Paul & Duluth passenger train collided of farm produce taken in exchange fi treads— —and Dealer in— the following officers. President, Burt W. with a freight train in the yards at he made a good shot, and bruin goods. Earon first vicepresident, M. Olin second Whips, Collars, and all other West Superior, the cars and engine being General Bragg (sitting near)—Colonel tumbled over making four dead vice president, C. A. Corn forth secretary, badly wrecked. There was no loss of life. Brent see that the lady's claim is articles usually kept DAKOTA HOUSE. bears. John M. Rowley treasurer, W Knapp, settled immediately. Miss Bell Schneider, who .has been delivery 'in a first-elass harness The association has a vigorous beginning, clerk inth postoffice, Chippewa Falls, While the huntsman stood watching shop. with a membership of about fifty. for four years, lias accepted the position of The Danger of Wearing Red Stockings. his game, a fifth bear, larger than OPP. POST OFFICE— NEW UL MINN registration clerk in the office of the secretary New harnesses made to erder and x» A section man on the Omaha was instantly any of the previous ones, came out MRS. A. SEITER P-oP. of state. killed near Oakdale by an incoming pairing promptly attended to. of the den and rushed forward. The It has been remarked that the wearing train from St. Paul. The remains were Cyrus Gillette, foreman in the La Crosse young man fired, but missed and before NEW MLM, MTtfH by children of red stockings coincides This house is the most centrally located brought, to Stillwater. The outgoing train Morning Chronicle composing room, has he could reload, the infuriated with pustular eruptions on their whistled, and the man stepped off the track received intelligence from a solicitor in Bingham Bros. beast was upon him! One blow of the hotel in the city and affords legs and feet. The Board of Health in and directly in front of another train. His New York that by the death of an uncle he huge paw sent the gun flying from his Paris employed M. Schutzenberger, a head was smashed. is thought to have Rooms.1 had fallen heir to $2,000,000. good Sample grasp, but he quickly drew his hunting-knife, been an Irishman, about 30 years old. chemical expert, to ascertain whether and wouned bruin in the James Wood, an aged pioneer resident of Meat Market, the dyes coloring the stockings contained The grand jury in the United States district Durand has died. -was past ninety neck. In doing this he received a DEALERS IN LUMBE court, now in session in Duluth, has Warren Wood of Warren, Minn., and poisonous matter. He has severe squeeze from the brute, and a been discharged after having brought in other members of the family were here to sent in his report, in which he says fearful bite on the shoulder. Then ne six indictments, one for murder and five for aid in the last sad rites. His a°-ed wife lost- consciousness, that all the many specimens submitted CHAS. STUEBE, Prop'r. selling whisky to the Indians. All but one still survives. to him derived their red color from When he recovered his senses, his of the alleged whisky sellers pleaded guilty, Enoch Gleason, who came to Marquette aniline and containing a large proportion horse was between him and the bear. A large supply of fresh, meats, sau and were sentenced to four months county, in 1848 from New York, and was The horse was kicking viciously, and of antimoniac oxide. As children LATH, SHINGLES, DOOBS, sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on imprisonment and to pay a fine of $10 one month over eighty-nine years of age, bruin, was making but feeble resistance, perspire freely, this matter enters hand. All orders from the country each. died. Hi wife, aged eighty-seven, two SASH AND BUND. and soon lumbered off into the into solution and is thus taken promptly attended to. sons and two daughters survive him brush, The hunter was badly shaken into the pores. The professor had no lime, Cement/iid Coal N O A O A CASH PAID FOR HIDES. I a shooting affray at Chippewa Falls np, and the wound in his shoulder doubt that it was the cause of the Miss Maggie Payne, a bright young lady A. B. McDonnell, president of he Lumberman's was exceedingly painful. With difficulty aged 15, died at Grand Forks after an illness pustural rash which accompanies the National bank, shot Charles Bergeron E W DLM MARBLE WORKS, he mounted his horse, which was' of two weeks, of Typhoid fever. use of red stockings. The Board of Lowest prices ofoaya, in the shoulder the latter was quite -unhurt, and rode to a place of Health has reported in favor of the A tailor named Davis, connected with trying to take a revolver from him Bergeron's shelter a few miles further on, where the Eighth cavalry at Fort Yates, committed lg. Schwendinger, Brop'r. interdiction for wearing apparel of wound is not dangerous. his injuries received attention and his Opposite XaOrm* Sep** suicide by cutting his "throat with a dyes obtained from metallic preparations.. August Klingbell at Fall Creek was game was secured.—Youth's Compan- razor after a protracted spree. TOM, thrown from a snrky by a runaway horse. Monuments, Tombstones and all Rev. George E. Gesowe, ex-superintendent Klingbell got up, said laughingly that hewas other work in my line made to order 1TVOLI of the Fort Stephenson agency, is bein^ all right, walked a short distance, sat promptly and in a workmanlike mannei His One Virtue, In selecting breedeng birds, pick out examined before the United States com down on a doorstep and fell back ward dead. atreasonablo rates. missioners on charges of misappropriating the best and discard all of the weak, Widow: "Have you any particular I is supposed that heart disease caused hisdeath. NEWULM. MINN funds and the theft of goods. sickly ones. Generally it is best to AND leaves a wife and five children. virtue, Mr. Kute, that might make The G. A. R. of Grand Forks will extend BREWERY use fowls for breeding that are at least Andrew Norton was jailed at a a Claire me feel inclined to trust my daughter an invitation to Rev. Father Conaty to deliver GEO. BENZ A SONS. one year old. If pullets are desired, in default of $500 bonds after pleading not to you for life?" the Memorial day sermon. Selection guilty to the charge of bigamy. left a have old hens and young cockerels if Importers and Wholes*]* Dealers hi of an orator will be made by the committee Comic Paragraphist: "Yes, my dear wife and ehild here two years ago, and is roosters are desired reverse this. So JOS SCHMUCKEB, Prop on arrangements. WINES & said to havesinceacquired another wife and madam, I have. I've never made a far no rule has been discovered for determining The advance in prices of cattle has caused child, who are at Baker. was arrested NEWULM, MINNESOTA joke about a mother-in-law in mJv the sex of eggs it is all guess LIQUORS. hundreds of stock and beef cattle to be at DownsviHey Dunn eowoty. We!" work. Save all the poultry manure Par* be** sold In quantities to suit tfca ri shipped to market during the nast two Ex-County Treasurer Sever Serley of Widow: "Take her! She's yours!" to use in the garden in the spring.-,-,. purchitMr. Special attention paid to tte Jl» B. 8rd Str. St P«»i tattling of