New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-20
LOCAL NEWS ! y

The County commissi are still in
session.
Chas stuebe returned from Dakota on
Friday.
Jacob Klossner spent a portion Of the
week in Dakota.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Bolstad on Monday.
Hugo Kiesling left for Spokane Falls
Wednesday morning.
a picnic was held in the grove near.
the Catholic church on Sunday.
Anton Altman of ST. Paul is sick at
the home Of his parents in Lafayette.
The Republican Club have decided to
secure campaign buttons and badges.
The New Ulm Elevator Company has
purchased another elevator at Aurora ID.
John Reardon has been given the posi-
ton Of engine wiperin the railroad yards.
John Ziegler, who is now engaged In
business at Brookings, spent Sunday
here.
II. i. Beecher, station agent at Red
wood Falls, is visiting friends here this
week.
VIM. Mueller has sold his place in
Springfield to Mrs. Helen Schmelz for
ST. 900.
The Zoeglingsverein have been camp
ing during the week on the farm OF Jos.
Bier in Milford.
The handsome building Of Louis
Buenger is now ready for occupancy. It
is credit to the town.
John Hauenstein and Julius Berndt
will represent the Herman Sons Of this
city at Duluth this week.
The marriage of Miss Ida Boock and
Mr.. Klause, an employe in the Eagle
Mill, has been announced.
Judge Brandt, having failed ofthe Re-
publican nomination for judge of pro-
bate, will run independent,
Mrs. r. Fischer was kicked by their
old white horse on Monday, but luckily
the injuries were not lasting.
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Commencing week from Sunday the
barber shops Of the city will be closed on
Sundays at IL o'clock sharp.
VIM. Strassburg. of Redwood county,
came down to New Ulm last week to
dispose of his land in Milford.
Nicholas Faas was fined five dollars
and costs yesterday for using insulting
language to Michael Ranweiler.
Sheriff Block of St. Peter lowered
around the delegates last Wednesday,
evidently in the interests of G. R. Davis.
Mr.. Ulrich, clerk in the City Drug
Store, will go to st. Paul this week to be
examined by the State Board of Phar-
macy.
Otto Schell celebrated the anniversary
of his birthday last Friday evening. The
Concordia Band and Maennerchor assist
ed him.
The Board of Equalization, now in ses-
sion at the court house, has raised The
assessed valuation of almost every town
in the county.
1t is given out that St. Paul man
contemplates opening a bakery and res
taurant in this city. The proposer of
the scheme is himself frst-class baker.
Rev. seeger of Kansas City will arrive
here with his family tomorrow and take
charge of the Evangelical church. His
first sermon will be preached next Sun
day.
A horse belonging to M. Mullen died
at Kretsch s. Berg's livery stable on
Thursday. The animals death was
caused by accidentally running pitch
fork into one of its legs on the Fourth.
Martin Henle, the young man who
has been afflicted with almost total blind
ness, died at his home in Milford on
Friday. The funeral was held from the
Catholic church in this city on Monday.
The REVIEW has no,respect for the in
stitutions s.across the river" but it has
still less for the women of town who
pass by those places and throw out indie
cent remarks just loud enough to be
heard.
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