New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.
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| Wn WelIner lost a valuable horse on
Monday
Aug. Meyer was down from Morgan
yesterday.
Dr.. j. II. James, Of Nankato, vas
here Sunday.
| Congressman Lind arrived home Mon
day morning.
:. Mrs. Iaag. is visiting IN Garemont
with her daughter.
Ed. Alvin called on his Mankato
friends last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ross will give a
lawn party tomorrow evening.
/ The, Sleepy Eye and New Ulm base.
ball clubs play in this city next satur-
4 day.
/ Louis Mueller took a carload Of hor-
| ses to Dakota last week for Klossner &.
| Mueller.
\ Miss Lena Loesch and Miss Annie
Kunz left for st. Paul Monday morning
/ for a visit.
The Republican candidates gathered
at Sleepy Eye yesterday to selects coun-
ty committee.
! Geo. Vogel has scld his property IN
! Springfield to Henry Drusch, Of Morgan,
for $4,000.
I The Turnverein has elected &c. PAIL,
F. Friedman and F. Sitzelasa Bar Com
mittee to Fill a vacancy.
Al a meeting of the State Central Com
mittee in st. Paul last Saturday, Jamison
Of Minneapolis was made chairman and
Tams Bixby secretary.
The Gebser building, south Of Wicher-
skis, is being repaired this week and i'll
| a few days will be occupied by the
| Brereton Bros. Of st. Peter.
Andreas IRE Of Bird Island was fined
$s;and costs last week for drunkenness by
!! = stice Nix. Not being able to pay the
the fine he was lodged in Jail. ]
A paper will be issued at the Swan
Lake Camp. It's politics will be indie
pendent in that its editors will say just
what they mean and whatever they d-n
please, At any rate SO reads the motto.
The Mabie Purchasing Co. of Chicago
brought suit against JOS. Fesemeyer last
week for broken contract. The case was
given jury trial before Jacob Nix on
Saturday and verdict was : returned
showing no cause Of action.
A Democratic club Of seventy four
members has been organized in Spring
field. J. c. Rothenburg is president,
Chas. Gamble vice president, Wendell
Vahle. secretary, John Schmelz treasurer,
and John B. Schmid marshal.
A curious phenomenon is reported
from Marshall. In one of last weeks
showers two snakes several feet long
came down with the rain. They were
of variety found in the southern eli
mates, but not in this locality, a local
naturalist states.
In the Democratic State Convention,
| II foil /fr
T. E. Bowen, formerly Of Sleepy Eye,
was one Of the committee at large on or
ganization. Fred Gley, formerly of New
/ Ulm went onto the same, committee and
E. 2. Bertrand secured a place on the
committee on platform.
A moderately clean bear and couple
Of dirty men gave an exhibition of childs
play on the streets last Thursday. The
only amusing thing about the perform
ance was the fact that such exceptional
1 ly lazy men could be SO foolish as to
make a public display Of their lack Of
energy, and that the public could be.
foolish enough to patronize their want
of thrift.
Col. Baasen went to Smiths Mills yes
terday to try a case in which Jake Leon
ard, a conductor on the Northwestern
road, between Waseca and Tracy, is sued
by a tramp. The particulars of the case
are about as follows: The other night
as Leonard's train left Tracy there were
twentyone tramps on board. They
were first discovered at Waseca and all
but six We're put off. These remained
on the train without being seen until
they had passed Smiths Mills, and upon
reaching Eagle Lake they We're told to
get off. They refused to do so and the
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