.^^^M^^yMjyimstm?^w#i#igm^g^ THE NORTHWEST Considerable excitement prevails at I John Krueger, of the town of Ludington, A CONFUSION O N A E S Eagle Roller Mill Co. Grandin over the violation of the state fish Brown Co. Bank. was held for trial at Eau Claire recently after law by farmers using seines to supply the a preliminary examination on the charge home market. Arrests are expected. of arson. Ho an A re W as Astonished by SLam Capacity of MM A Summary of the Important Events Chas.Wells, while digging a well in North a Minister and Astonished Him, Dr. Cole, of Fairchild, was brought into Daj.'1 60 0 Barrel Pe Town, two miles from Michigan City, was of the Week in the Northwestern court at' Eau Claire on the charge of neglecting Miss Jennie Yeamans, a bright actress, knocked senseless by a falling bucket. He to give notice of contagious disease as C. H. CBADBOURN, C. ROSS, States. will recover. has apartments at the Leland. required by law. President. Cashier. The trial of Agnes Baldwin for the murder The number of her parlor door is 146. The tug Rambler was purchased at West Our flour cannot be beat. Jf^ COR. MINN, AND CENTRE STBS. of Jack Kinney last summer will come Superior by R. V. Watkins, who will use In room 24=6 is Mrs. Yeamans, a member Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North up at Devils Lake. Attorney General NEW ULM. MINNESOTA, her in towing cedar posts. The consideration of the Women's Christian Temper Spencer is here to assist the state's attorney and South Dakota News in a of the transfer was $5,500. in the prosecution. New Ulm, Minn. LOUIS BUENGER, ance Union from Boston. She lect Thirteen freight cars were derailed as the Nutshell. Lieut. Patten, of Ft. Snelling, has arrived ures upon the evils of intemperance result of a tail-end collision in the Great at Grand Forks with a gattling gun. He Northern yards at West Superior. A caboose Cor. Minnesota and 3d N. Sts. now and then. Recently a South Side will give company F, state militia, a thorough was demolished, the engine damaged and MINNESOTA. Collections and all Business pertaining course of instruction in the use of the minister called upon Mrs. Yeamans NEW ULM, MD0I one car of wheat spilled. Grand Rapids has been incorporated as a weapon. to Banking Promptly to ask if she would occupy hi3 pulpit Sam Plummer, and Kate Swarts, two Village by an almost unanimous vote. Undertaker I From evidences adduced in the Newberry popular young people of Waterville, were Attended to. on Sunday evening. A tramp who -was employed by Asle trial at Fargo there seems little doubt that married recently. The groom is a successful Lunde at Albert Lea is missing with a large INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, Newberry is the man who assisted Baily in The bell-boy who took his card upstairs business man, son of Hon. S. L. Plummer, sum of money belonging to-Lunde. the robbery of a mail train on the Union also took one to Miss Yeamans of that town, and junior member of $500,000. The grocery store of W. H.Bradley was Pacific a year ago. the firm of Plummer & Son. from an interviewer. Miss Yeamans and dealer in all kinds of burglarized at Lake Benton and $3 in Edward Cnnneen, for several years past Frank Jelinek and Herman Bluttig, told the reporter to step up Mrs. FURNITURE.il change and a few goods taken. proprietor of the Devils Lake bus and dray both of whom were awaiting trial for burglary, Yeamans was out The bell-boy got line, has been adjudged insane and sent to E. V. Milton, charged with attempting NEW ULM at Manitowoc had a quarrel in the Jamestown. His case is an especially sad his dates mixed up and told the to shoot Chief of Police Quinlan of St. Cloud county jail recently. Jelinek struck Bluttig one. He has always been a hard working was sentenced to pay a Ineof $300. "W. W., preapher, to step up to 146. the on the throat with a pointed stick, and reliable man. FRAN FRIEDMANN, Erwm was Milton's attorney. reporter he conveyed the word that which entered his lung and killed him. William A. Newberry was placed on trial ROLLER E CO„ The barns and stables connected with the the lady was out. Albert Oliver, a brakeman on the Omaha in the United States court at Fargo on an Syndicate house of Beaver Falls were burned, way freight, fell from the rear end of a box "This is Mrs. Yeamans?" asked th« dealer in indictment of three counts charging him with three valuable horses, cows, cutters, car while switching in the yard at Chippewa preacher as he was admitted to the with robbing the United States mail on a Groceries, Crockery, Stoneware, harness, etc. No insurance. The fire Falls and was run over. Physicians parlor of the actress. Northern Pacific through train from Helena was of incendiary origin. Merchant Millers, think one leg may have to be amputated "Yes," was the answer, I was glad on the night of June 7, 1890, at New Salem. Splendid work is being done getting logs but hope to save his life. Oliver is a single to receive your card." Blassware, Notions, Canned into the Mississippi, most of its tributaries man. "You are very kind. I have nevei The funeral of Lewis Thompson, late except the Beai river being finished,. On UewUira, Minn. The corner stone of Lawrence university had the pleasure of meeting you, member of the state legislature, occurred Prairie river logs are held up by adverse though, I've been delighted with you Fruit, Honp, etc. new observatory was laid at Appleton by at Buxton, and was attended by a number winds, and cannot get across Prairie lake. Robert McMillan of Oshkosh, the president on the stage." of citizens and Odd Fellows from Grand The corner stone of the new high school of the board of trustees. Addresses were "You flatter me, sir." Forks. His sudden death was peculiarly building at Dulutfo was laid recently. Ignatius All goods seld at bottom prices t* 4 made by Rev. John Faville, John Bottensek MiRUHCTURERS OF CHOICE SpBlIG sad, as his wife died a few days ago. This "Not at all. You have do'ne a deal W OT FLOIII. Donnelly delivered an address, and and Prof. Underwood, after whom the leaves four orphan children. of good in the East, and I hope yon delirered free of cost to any partK other appropriate ceremonies followed. observatory will be named, he having raised will reap a glorious harvest here. the city. An informal meeting of citizens was held The building will cost $300,000. $15,000 for its erection. Hav you any engagement*for Sunday Received First Premiums at in the parlors of Hotel Dacotah at Grand Col. Johnson, of St. Paul, is attending to N E W I N N Wm. Able, son of respected parents of night?" Forks to receive the railroad commissioners. Minnesota State Fairs 1887,1889. the passage of the upper Mississippi logs Chippewa Falls, was arrested for reckless S. B. Richardson presided. General "May I ask why?" PETER SCHEBEB, through the Pokegama survey. There is a driving. While the officer was conducting Iowa State Fair 1887. St. Louis Manager Mahler stated that President Hill I thought you would like to pora good outlook for getting nearly all the him tojail in a buggy, the prisoner attempted has assured him a new depot would be to my congregation the horrors Agricultural and Mechanical Association Mississippi timber. to escape by suddenly leaping from the built this year. of looking on the wine when it is red. Mrs. S. E. McConnell has been secured as carriage. In the act his foot caught in the Fair 1887. We have not had a good temperance The State Press association met at Grand teacher of voice culture at Carleton college wheel and he fell heavily to the ground talk in our Church since Francis Murphy Forks. Addresses were made by H. M. and Miss Flora M. Fay, of Wellsley college, F. MADLBNER, C. L. ROOS, DEALER IN breaking his leg in two places. was here." Morrill of Wahpeton, H. C. Plumley of as teacher of piano and organ music in The shipments from the Eastern docks in Fargo and C. W. Bowsfield of Bismarck. a on me, sir but while I practice Prest. LUMBER Manager. place of Miss Alice M. Heald, who goes to West Superior via. the Northern steamship Officers elected: President, J. W. Bennett, temperance I do not preach it. Worcester, Mass. line for the month of May, exceeds that of Bottinau vice presidents, George B. Winship, W at do I know about the remorse Fr. Burg. The Beauford woods, five miles north of May and April combined for the season of Grand Forks, and H. C. Plumley, of a jag?" Mapleton, have the appearance of winter, 1890. The shipments of flour for May this Fargo secretary. C. C. Bowsfield,^Bismarck At the word jag the minister jumped the army of catterpillars having taken the treasurer, Fred Falley, Wahpeton executive season were 326,374 barrels copper matte, to his feet and asked whom he was leaves off of every kind of tree except the 2,833 tons grain, 100,000 bushels oil cake, committee, H. M. Morrill, George B. talking to When he was informed butternut. In some places they are over 400 tons. In addition to coal receipts, of Winship, H. C. Plumley, D. P. R. Strong at Miss Yeamans. was not Mrs. Manufacturer ot. and Dealer iu an inch thick on the trees. 55,000 tons, 7,000 tons of general merchandise and H. L. Ayers. The association meets at Yeamans, the temperance lecturer, LATH, SHINGLES, DOOR* were received. At the election at Madelia for $9,000 Fargo next year. CIGARS, he went out of the room aa bonds for waterworks there was a light E. Peterson and A. R. Melhem have been A news item regarding the sale of school if the cry of fire had been started. SASH, BLINDS, vote and seventy-two majority for the arrested at Madison, charged with attempted lands was published in this column a week, TOBACCOS, Chicago Herald. bonds, high tower and water main. The arson. They opened a restaurant about or two ago which contained misleading information, well for the water supply was completed two months ago in one of the most prominent the item was taken from one of all kinds PIPES, A PARROT YARN. and paid for before this election. business blocks of the city, but met the daily papers in St. Paul or Minneapolis Building Material. Fire Marshal Ryan of Winona has been with poor success. Fire was discovered in and no doubt was entertained as to the reliability Cor. Minnesota and Center suspended pending charges preferred the restaurant at midnight, but fortunately of the information contained Baron Rothschild Is Made a Presen was discovered by a watchman. Investigation against him by the city counctl of non fulfillment therein, but attention has been called to of a Bird Tha Talks too Much. Streets, nTW TJLM, MTU then showed that kerosene had of contract, drunkenness, misappropriation the fact that the figures were wrong. We The Baron de Rothschild of Paris, been used liberally and that most of the of funds and abuse of his horse. publish the correct figures this week in order NEW ULM MINN. so Eunsthe tale, was desirous of sending contents of the building had been removed. Star Sample Room, His leaignation was demanded and refused. to correct any wrong impressions it to his kinsman at Frankfort, The directors of the roller mill company, may have created. The following are the The Irish-American priests ofthe diocese Jno.Neuman, whose birthday was at hand, some acceptable at Little Falls whose flour mill was destroyed figures as published in the Fargo Argus: have united in a petition to the archbishop, and token of remembrance. I by fire recently have decided to rebuild asking for the elevation of an Irish-American Farmers' Home. County. Acres Sold. Price Average should fancy at a member of at as soon as possible. The new plant Realized. Per Acre, to the bishopric of Green Bay, and will have a capacity of 750 barrels and only Pembina 6.080 $ 98,800 00 $16 25 family would be an exceedingly difficult that a memorial is being prepared for transmission Walsh 6,240 117,485 00 18 82 the most improved machinery will be used. to Rome. The church dignitaries person for whom to choose a Dealer in Grand Forks 3,677 69,839 55 18 82 JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Prop'r. Traill 960 24,960 00 26 00 The case of Cynthia A. Imeson and of Milwaukee say that the dispatch is not gift, and so the Baron found. After DRY GOODS, Cass ... 13,492 288,744 74 21 42 James W Barwise, administrators, against genuine, and only part of a scheme to foment much cogitation, and many investigations $599,829 29 $19 71 Dealer in the Chicago, St Paul & Kansas City Railway church strife. They say it has long he decided upon a wonderfully Wines, Liquors company, to recover $10,000 for the SOUTH DAKOTA. been conceded that such a choice for bishop trained and talkative parrot, whose Hats, Caps, Notions, killing otjame^, W. Imeson in South St. should not be made. Ignatius Donnelly will deliver the Fourth faculty in learning any phrase at he and Cigars. Paul on Nov. 21 last, has been settled for Groceries, Provisions, of July oration at Watertown. had been told a few times was particularly $2,000 IOWA. Crockery and Glassware, The grand jury at Aberdeen returned 13 noted. One of the clerks of the A. Broche, aged 75, residence at Jessup, A fine lunch will be served every day. At a meeting of the Worthington council, indictments, principally against blind Green, Dried and Canned Paris House was deputed to convey was instantly killed by being thrown from bids were opened on proposals to put piggers and druggists in Brown county.— Cor. Minn. & Center streets. a carriage by a runaway team. the precious fowl to Frankfort. Now Fruits, etc., etc,, in a system of water works. The contract The grand commandery Knight Templars the weather was cold, the young man was let to Harrison and Hawley, of Minneapolis, Burglars stole $200 worth of goods from New Ulm Minn met in Watertown, in annual conclave. I will always take farm produce In exchange the store of J. W. Whitter at Sloan. Afterward disliked travelling, and above all the for $16,000 The work will be commenced "Of goods, and pay the highest market price for they spread oil over the entire store parrot, with the usual perversity of immediately and pushed to completion all kinds of paper rags. The state dental association held a three and stock and damaged it by fire to the extent by the last of September. his race, screamed and screeched all days' session at Aberdeen. Attendance of $500. A Waterville dispatch says: The caterpillars night, so at none of the occupants In connection with my store I have a first-class light. saloonfurnished with asplendid billiard tableand are very thick, taking the leaves all Archie W. Gowner, a young farmer near of the sleeping car in which he and his Brewer and Bottler. my customers will always find good liquors and The Northwestern tool house and contents off thebasswoods, ruining many gardens Cedar Rapids was killed by a vicious horse cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunch. guardian were installed could get any at Seneca, a town 10 miles east, of Lebanon and occasionally stopping a railroad train pushing him up against the wall of his rest. "Shut up, youconfounded Jew!" burned. The origin is thought to MW l/W, tfijfof. stall, crushing his body terribly and rupturing All goods purchased of me will be delivered to by greasing the track on heavy grades. But be incendiary. exclaimed his protector in a passion any part of the city free of cost a blood vessel. nothing serious is anticipated, as the late This brewery is one ofthe largest establishments more th a once, moved to antisemitic The annual camp meeting of the Seventh of the .kind in the Minnesota Valley and la fitted cold rains have laid them outcoldm death. The fine new hall erected by the Cesko MINNESOTA STREET, NEW ULM, MISN. up with all the modern improvements. Keg and Day Adventists of this state is to be held at feelings by the disagreeable journey Slavansky Podperiyici Spolek (Bohemian Ex-Capt, Clements, of the police force, bottle beer fnrnishefc to any part of the city On Lake Herman, near Madison, S. D., between and the parrot' bad behavior. short notice. My bottle beer Is especially adapted and O Hall, banker, who failed several benevolent society) at a cost of $18,000, was June 23 and 30. for family use. ft W A N O N BJENTZIN. months ago, were arraigned before John dedicated at Cedar Rapids with impressive Countrybrewers and others that buy malt! frfO In the prosecution of F. H. Hagerty, At last the bird and its disgusted Cottonwood Mills. Ensign at Duluth under indictments Clements, ceremonies. find it to their interest to place their order! with president, and W. H. Paulamus, cashier, me. All orders by mall will receive my prompt for extortion of money from keepers protector arrived safe in Frankfort, The North-bound passenger train on the attention. involving the recent failure of F. H. Hagerty, of houses of ill-fame, and Hall cor receiving and the parrot was formally presented Illinois Central railway at Osage frightened OTTO SOHELL. Manager & Co., bankers, no indictments were money knowing that his bank was insolvent to its new owners, who at once a horse driven by Mrs. Peter Lohr, of this found and the defendants were dismissed. city, causing him to run away, throwing commenced trying to coax it to talk, C. F. Ruemke Custom grinding solicited. Will Chief of Police Curtiss, of Aberdeen, returned her out and severely injuring her. She was George Oliverson, a resident of Cook's Polly listened to M. de Rothschild's from Iowa, bringing W. W. Coon, grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange unconscious when picked up. Valley met with a horrible death the other discourses for a few minutes, and then who was bound over to the grand jury for day He was sharpening a sickle and the The strike of the coal miners in Southern 84 fts. flour, 5 fts. shorts and I in reply enunciated with startling distinctness selling liquors and ran away, forfeiting his grindstone, which was being run by steam, Iowa is beginning to be felt in Cedar lbs. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flow the latest phrase he had bail. Cor. Minnesota and 3rd North Sts. burst, apiece of which hit him in the head Rapids. While no trouble has been experienced learned, "Shut up, you confounded and feed sold at low rates and delirerei Government contractors at Sturgis were N E W ULM, MINN. killing him instantly. Mr. Oliverson was in getting all the coal needed, yet it Jew!"—Philadelphia Telegraph. notified by the chief quartermaster of the a very large real estate owner and prominent a. Ne Ulm free of expense. Dealer in all comes from Illinois, and on account of department of Dakota, that contracts recently in the country. the longer haul it is costing much more. Electric Lights on Carriages CHOICE 6E0CEEIES. CBOCKERI, awarded for furnishing supplies at A N & E N I N The general public is not effected/55* TheRice County Agricultural society held "Prett nice turnouts I see along various military posts have been annulled. 1 a business meeting at Northfield, and it The outlook for the termination of the the boulevard," remarked William New bids will be opened July 1. AUG. QUEtfSE, BLASSWARE and NOTIONS. was decided to hold the annual fair of this miner's strike is very gloomy. Browne & Furness, of the City of Mexico, who The river rose nearly three feet at Pierre, county, Oct. 1, 2 and 3. An interesting Boarse received afresh importation of colored was looking out of one of the big recently, reaching a point nine feet above programme will be arranged, and a number miners recently, who are now at All Goods ofiered at prices which defy windows of the Auditorium Hotel. low water mark. This is four feet higher of races will occur the third day. Northfield work. With the exception of this mine competition. Goods will be delivered than the water has been since 1887. A channel "But there's one thing we have at is noted for its fast horses, and the and the Phillips mine, the rest are idle and HARNESS MAKER free to any part of the city. All kinds has washed through the island just opposite events will undoubtedly be interesting liable to remain so. James Sidden and his I haven't seen in the United States. I of farm produce taken in exchange for ones the city. —and Dealer in— miners came to terms recently but are now mean the electric light attachment to goods. out worse than ever. Everything is quiet A committee of Nor wegians bought the Contracts recently awarded for furnishing Whips, Collars, and all other a turnout. old Bishop Whipple college at Moorehead, now and no trouble is anticipated. supplies to the several military posts in articles usually kept DAKOT A HOUSE. "A Mr. Cazeaux, I think his name more recently used as the Norman home. the Northwest have been annulled, and When the case of Charles Bendell, and is, introduced them down there not in a first-mlass harness A college will be opened there next September new proposals called for by the chief quarter-master Fred Davis, charged with attempting train long ago. And the other rich residents shop. under the direction of the Norwegian of the department of Dakota, to wrecking came up for trial in the district are having the attachments O O S O I E N E W I N N Lutheran church. The price paid was be opened July 1. court at St. Cloud, the defendants asked New harnesses made to erder and N put on their carriages. I is the incandescent $10,000 This purchase, the building being MRS. A. SEITER P*op. W. Eberson, a barber, was accidentally separate trials, which was granted. The pairing promptly attended to. lamp led by a storage all ready, will probably absorb the college shot at Dudley, a young man named Brown county attorney presented the case to the battery placed under the driver's NEW MLM, MINM located at Crookston and later at Grand This house is the most centrally located and Sheriff Shoonemaker, ©f Alliance, Neb., jur y, and called for a witness, when the seat. the battery wires Forks. engaged in a friendly scuffle when both defendants asked the case to be dismissed hotel in the city and affords extend to the two side lamps, to Bingham Bros. The American Express agent, R. R. were under the influence of liquor. The on the ground that the indictment did not a small cluster in the top of the carriage Rhames, of St. Charles, has a mare which gun exploded, and the ball going through state facts enough to constitute an indictment. Rooms.1- good Sample inside and along the backs of gave birth to a rare curiosity recently a partition hit Eberson in the right hip. The indictment failed to show how wL the horses over their necks to a I in the shape of a colt with only two Meat Market, the railway was operated and the court The annual meeting of the Dakota fire small lamp on their foreheads, between legs, the forelegs, shoulders and shoulder DEALERS nr •f LUMBE sustained the motion, and ordered the defendants and marine insurance company of Mitchell, the eyes. If one likes he can blades being entirely wanting. Otherwise put under bonds to appear before the oldest company in the state, has just reelected have lamps of different colors distributed the colt appears to be perfectly formed, the next grand jury. its old board of officers and directors, CIAS. STUEBE, Prop'r. all over his carriage and horses healthy and \igorons and takes nourishment and report a prosperous year tor 1890. An important archaeological discovery and make a decidedly fetching effect." in the regular way when held up by a The officers are: George Beed, president has just been announced in Dubuque. —Chicago Post. couple of strong men. A large supply of fresh meats, san George A. Silsby, secretary Joseph Harker, Henry Wagner, a gardener, while diggirgr C( LATH, SHINGLES, DOOBfl, Beit Rolph, William Grimes, Warren vice president J. T. Steam, general agent sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on in his field in Hub's Hollow, unearthed a Jenness and Robert Nolan were arrested at Dillon & Prestoo, attorneys. W at a Good Woma as Done. hand. All orders from the country sword of an ancient pattern, incrusted with SASH AND BUNm. Windom, charged with having burned the promptly attended to. rust. On scraping off the latter, the blade Allen, Moon & Co., of SU Paul attached It would be difficult to exaggerate •Grimes barn in March. Rolph is understood Lime, Cement md Coal was found to be of the best tempered steel, the grocery stock of L. Flegelman at Wahpeton. CASH PAID FOR HIDES. the reformation wrought in the general to have made a confession ofnot only richly covered with armorial bearings, This attachment wiU be followed tone of English society by Queen TO" (burning this property but of having set and bearing the date of 1580. Above by numerous others. A blanket mortgage NEW ULM MARBLE WORKS, Victoria in the fifty years of her reign. 'two other fires, one on the 20th of March the date is the figure of a mailed hand. of $2,300 given to a Wahpeton woman is The fierce light at beats about a and ogje recently. These parties had an ex.aminatton The reverse bears the faint outlines of a what excited the suspicions of the wholesalers, throne has never been able to reveal and were all held to the grand l*ropfr. lg. Schwendinger, bishop's mitre. The blade is in possession Allen, Moon & Co. They allege in a flaw in the purity of her personal jury- of Di. Buete. It is supposed to have belonged their complaint that the defendants obtained State Gfcme Warden Stetson, of Minneapolis, character. All her life she has striven ml to some of the early French explorers. credit of them under false pretenses. was at Grand Rapids for several days to promote public and private Monuments, Tombstones and all There was no handle attached. Harry F. Plaisted died at Britton after a •endeavoring to catch persons engaged in ITVOLI morality and decency, and the official other work in my line made to order month's illness of Blight's disease. Mr. ty.Tfc Df violating the fish laws and departed for example of the court which has been, promptly and in a workmanlike mannex Mistaken Identity. ^*v Plaisted was one of the pioneers of Marshall Douglas county. The boys seem to have openly at least, in the interest of atreasonable rates. county and one of the locators of the townsite laid low till he was gone, but signalized his Uncle Silas—Could you show me one 4 cleanliess and decorum, has set a high NEWULM MINN of Britton. He was the Democratic •departure by bringing in several wagon of them critters they call men about standard for society in general, and 1 ne candidate for sheriff last fall and come BREWERY loads of fish, so that the warden's expedition town? has not been without its effect even within a few votes of being elected. He Sad was not a great success. It is openly known GEO. BENZ A SONS. City Nephew—That gentleman in the upon the lower and more ignorant leaves a wife, two children and an aged that nets and dynamite are being used in frol father. ,. «&*.,>•*• n. **. dress suit, crush at and spats is a orders. Coarseness and profligacy are many lakes in this region. Importers tad Wholes*)* P—law a\ 8ff*T08. tiesf no longer regarded with admiration, well-known man about town, uncle. WINES & #gM&i 6 1 NORTH DAKOTA. W I S O N S I N Uncle Silas—Him? By thunder, I've and the clergy a again enjoy the Jamestown college graduated its first class Sixteen thousand pounds of butter were ffEW ULM, MINNESOTA respect due to religion and the professed been dodging him all day I picked the other evening. Miss Myra Porter, shipped from Durand in one day, the largest him out for one of them broncho steers! union of church and state. Pore beer sold la quantities to aott ike Gertrude Tilden and Edith Atkinsons shipment of the season. —From Jbhe Chautauq uan surehaawr. Special attention —Lake Shore News. •A&A