New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-27

Max Hanft Of Minneapolis is here on

| week.
Max Hanft Of Minneapolis is here d
a visit.
Company a will be Inspected BY Gen
Bunker next Saturday.
NC. a. Hers has the contract for build.
ing a residence for Fred Setter.
The Eagle Mill Will be shut down al
of this week for boiler repairs.
ALFRED Hellmann is again acting as
prescription clerk for O. M. Olsen.
Nheo. Mueller has purchased the resid-
ence of r. Kruger on German Street,
Anton Henle has purchased a lot on
North Broadway from the Haeberle es-
tate for 5000.
Y DR.. Amos, who had intended to re-
main here for several months, left the
city early in the week.
Louis Seaman, manager of the Mime
apolis Ice Market, was the guest Of Sen
ator Peterson yesterday.
JOS. Lichtwarch of Redwood Falls
was IN the city last Friday on his way
to Europe to spend short vacation.
The clerks Of Sleepy Eye have formed
a union which excuses them from work
on Sundays and on National holidays.
= The West Newton iron bridge is COM
pleted. Work on the one at the Court
land crossing will be commenced to-day.
Luther Stone, son of County Attorney
Stone OF ST. Peter, has accepted a posi-
ton as book-keeper in the Springfield
mill.
+ Water was reached in the railroad
company's well at a depth Of 210 feet.
The supply is ample for the company's
needs.
John B. Schmid passed through here
early in the week onhis way from Spring
field to Chicago to buy machinery for his
new elevator.
NThe water-works committee have let
the contract for a new deep well to S.
Swenson of Minneapolis. The contract
price is $2.95 per foot.
" May 2nd has been designated by the
governor as Arbor Day. The residence
streets of the city could well stand to
have the day generally observed.
Miss Olive Harris, who has been
studying photography in the studio OF
J. 2 Crowell for the past year, has re-
turned to her home in Springfield.
B. G. Sanborn, editor of the Madelia
Times, was found guilty last week Of
starving his stock and was fined SO and
costs. He will appeal to higher court
A beautiful monument, weighing ovel
five tons, was unloaded at the depot yes.
terday. 1t is to be placed in the city
cemetery in memory of Mrs. A. w. Bing.
ham.
The first meeting in the main room Of
the new Catholic church was held Sun.
day. Eighty-six children participated
for the first time in the communion ser.
vices.
Mr.. Friedman, student at the col
lege, and Mrs. Daniel Dingler were mar.
ried on Friday. The bride has many
friends here who will extend hearty con,
gratulations.
The two Tracy toughs, who are con
fined in jail here, have a habit ofinsulting
pedestrians who happen to pass by the
jail. A little taste of a snug cell woul6
have moral and tender influence on
these fellows.
ysSheriff Block came up from ST. Peter
on Monday to take Mrs. Anna Fischer q
!
examined as to her sanity. This is the
woman whose children all died last yea
from diphtheria.
E. w. Peet Of the Minneapolis Specta.
tor was in the city Saturday, endeavor:
ing to interest the public school author
tiles in a new publication about to be
issued in Minneapolis for supplementary
reading in school.
John B.. Schmidt died suddenly al
his home in the northern part of towr
on Monday afternoon. He was found
lying Just outside Of the door of his house
having died evidently from apoplexy
He was about sixty years of age.
Col. Bobleter has threatened to oppose
Col. Wright in his race for the mayoral-
#ity of st. Paul. It seems Bobleter has
not yet forgotten the mnnaer in which