New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-27
e festive book beer will be On tan

next Saturday
City Attorney Eckstein had legal busii-
1 ness ' N Mankato last Friday.
". z. seaton Will go to Duluth this
week to spend a few days on business.
/ The furniture for the new Catholic
church is expected to arrive next week.
Mrs. =. G. Setter and daughters Of
winthrop spent Friday and Saturday
! HERE
Richard Kliever came up from Mime
apolis Saturday to attend the sStiftunos-
fest on Sunday evening.
Among those who attended the dance
at Turner Hall on Sunday evening
We're the Messrs. Schade of Sleeny.
and Lau lnn Stark and Snyder of ST.
Peter.
4 W-rlte-up Of the business people Of
| New ulm appears with this issue. The
work is that of Mr. Hamilton and the
TACT that some names do not appear is
due solely to their own preference in the
matter
q report from Washington yesterday
credited Merriam with a scheme to net
John Lind to become an out and out can
didate for governor in order to defeat
someone else How much better if Mer-
nam would keep his hands off altogether
and leave it to the people to name their
choice
| An alliance jubilee will be held in
Sleepy Eye on May Is and 18th. Three
meetings will be held each day and the
program will consist Of singing and
speaking. Among those who will ap-
pear in the latter role are DR.. Fish, A.
D. Ferris, A. D. Stewart, G. III. johnson.
Robert L. Glasely and Clifton A. All
bright.
The celebration of the Goth anniversa-
~ OF the Zoeglingsverein was held at
Turner Hall on Sunday evening and
present as witnesses was large and ap-
preclatlve audience. The program opened
with an address by the president William
Herlan, and then followed exercises on
the bar and horse, high jumping and
pyramid building, the high jumping of
VIM. Koch and the parallel bar feats of
I Fred Setter being particularly success
ful IN calling out deserved applause. AT
the conclusion one-act theater, in which
the Misses Ella Setter and Clara Rehfeld
and Messrs. Koch, Steinhauser and Petrv
took part, was rendered and elected
round after round of laughter and evi-
dences Of appreciation.
| Hon. n. GALES, formerly of New Ulm
now OF Hillsboro, New Mexico will be
one Of the delegates at large from thai
state to the Republican national conven.
ton at Minneapolis in June. This
announcement comes from the Hillsborc
Advocate which says: Hon. N. GALES re.
celved telegram yesterday from Hon
Frank w. Parker that he Mr.. Galles) hal
been chosen one of six delegates to re-
present the republican party of New
Mexico at the Republican National Con
/ vention at Minneapolis, Mimi. June 18th
! 1892 The information was received
! with great satisfaction by republican.
and democrats alike, as Mr.. GALES is to-
day doing more for the general prospect
q ty Of Hillsboro and Sierra county thar
any other man, and is entitled to ever,
honor and distinction within the off O
his. party.
Emil Traeger, who is spending his va
cation here, boasts of being able to handl,
dogs as well as he does seekers after lift
insurance, but an incident occurred tht
: other day, which, in spite of his claims
proveshlm tObeanovice in the treatment
OF canine animals. 1t came about in this
way. VIM. Koch has dog which un
derstands every wink and order of its
. master. Not knowing this, Traeger Of
1 fered to bet SIS that he could make the
! dog follow him wherever he desired
i The bet was accepted of course and The
money put up. Then the dog charmel
! proceeded to prepare nice piece O
) meat, but in the meantime Koch hac
given the order, and, as obedient to in
Istructions as steel is to the magnet, The
]. dog paid no attention to the tempting
i meat but marched straight home. Trae
ger was last seen trying the Mahome1
act-that Of chasing the dog.if the dos
!, wouldn't chase him.
j Mondays Pioneer Press contained. az
account of an attempted bank robbery
at Salt Lake City in which w. G. Austin
! IL = \ ny w.,