New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-15
Miss Lou Baesen is visiting in Mime

Miss Lou Baesen is listing in Mime
apolis.
T. Crone returned from California this.
morning.
Company A will go into camp in this
city next week.
John Buschers of CORTLAND will erect
astore building in Fairfax.
Jacob Klossner left for Dakota yester-
day with a carload of horses.
JOS. Vogel has sold so acres west of
town to JOS. A. Vogel for $500.
Jaco5 Kossner will not start hard
ware store in Winthrop as reported.
The wife Of Express Agent McElhinny
arrived here yesterday from st. Paul.
Miss Frida Hauentein returned from
her Chicago visit Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham has been spending
the past few days with relatives in Wi.
mona
Dan Dingler has broken the ground
for his new dwelling on Minnesota
street.
Caterpillars were SO thick at the Her
mans Heights on Sunday as to break off
the picnic.
A boy drowned while swimming in
the Cottonwood river at Springfield last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. F. Cook Of Fertile, Mimi, is
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Popp.
Lafayette last week and left for st. Peter
Monday afternoon.
Col. Pfeander is now residing on his
farm in Milford. He can be found in his
office every afternoon.
Rev. Meske and Mrs. Mowery are in
Lake Benton to-day in attendance upon
a Congregational conference.
Mrs. Yoerg, who has been visiting here
with her mother, Mrs. Schell, returned
to her st. Paul home Saturday afternoon.
Geo Feeney, the fireman, 'who had his
foot taken off near Milford about wear
in stepping of an engine, was in the city
Friday.
The Herman's Sons held public pic
mic at the Heights on Sunday afternoon.
Oppressive heat kept away the crowd
however.
The Alliance county convention for
nomination of candidates for comfy Off
GERS has been called for the 25th of the
present month.
Granite was struck in the new CITY
we'll at a depth of 225 feet. This will
prevent the from sinking the well any
deeper and test will be made at once.
A public meeting will be held in Tur-
ner Hall next Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
erecting a new school house at a cost of
$500.
FL. L. Blethen ismakinga business trip
through the Southern part of the state
this week. He will visit Owatonna,
Mortified, Faribault, Mankato and other
towns.
A. Blanchard has made another strike
at the government and this time secured
pensions for Christopher Gatke il. ofthis
county and Andrew Sahlstrom of Brigh-
ton. Each gets an allowance of SO per
month.
Yesterday was the 10th anniversary
of the adoption of the national flag.
The day was observed in the public
schools, and every pupil started for his
days duties in the morning with a FLAG
in his hand
Henry Klossner and Frank Kiesling,.
late managers of the Winthrop mill, will
engage in the hardware business in that
village. John Klossner, who was also
one Of the proprietors, will move onto
a farm in Lafayette.
Frank Poppel a St. Paul man, has
made use of part Of the New Ulm Roller
Mill cooper shop and is now engaged
with two men in manufacturing beer.
kegs. This is an industry it seems that
ought to be profitable.
The people of Lake Hanska will cele-
brate the national holiday thi. year in
truly patriotic manner. Speakers in.
both English and Norwegian will deliv-
er orations and games and fireworks
will help to enliyen the Cay.