New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21
Geo. Baumgarte " as up from Vino

na over Sunday.
MFs. II. G. Mueller is visiting with her
i daughter in ST. Peter.
Miss Emily Hanenstain will 90 to st.
i Paul next week fora brief visit.
Centre Street near the Sioux monu-
|ment IS beng placed n fine condition BY.
1 the street commissioner
~ Anton Kitzberger Jr. has purchased
Lot II of Block 81 of Wm. Pfaender.
i and will erect a residence.
The new adverticing clock has been
i placed IN the postofhce. It is beauti-
full piece of workmanship and attracts
much attention
The Linden correspondent of the Ma
della Times announced two weddings
for next Friday. The parties are Hal
vor Olson and Miss Mikkelsen and Mr..
Anderson of Madelia and Miss Agneth
Erickson.
r. M. Propping of St. Paul has promI
ise the Central Committee to make sew
eraI German speeches throughout the
state this fall in the interests Of the Re-
publican party. One of these will be
delivered at his old home, New Ulm.
The St. Paul Broadaxe in referring to
improvements in the store ofSeiter Bros
In West ST. Paul has this to say of one
of the members of the firm. Mr.. Oscar
Setter, who conducts the business, is a
pa1nstaklng and thorough business man
and is making lots of friends and custo.s
mers.
l John Rehsoft, one of the aged residents
Of West Newton, died last Wednesday at
the age of ~ years. MI. Rehsoft was an
early settler in this section of the state
anu was also one of the defenders of Fl.
Ridgley in 1862. He was a good ma
tured old man and had acquired host
of friends.
The Dakota House register on Satur-
day bore the names of the following Fair
| visitors. G.. W. Sommervillc and wife,
Mrs. G. M. Gress, Mrs c. D. and B. B.
and Miss Lottie Griffith, Mrs. W. W.
Smith, c.. r. Case, j. M. and J. F.
Knudson, and J. W. B. Welcome Jr..,
Of Sleepy Eye. Axel Hellickson and
Hugo scbleuder of Springfield, and G..
W. Mason and W. G. Laumann of St.
| Peter. ..-. -.
u Sunday afternoon about six O'Clock, las
| a young boy from the country drove
away from Krook's store on sulky, Rev.
Meske accidentally drove so close to
him that the two rigs struck each other
and started the young fellows horse on a
runaway The boy was thrown under
the sulky and whirled around several
times, but fortunately was not injured.
The horse tore loose from the rig and
started towards the north end of town
where he was finally caught.
/ While John Gierg, a farmer in ythe
town Of Leavenworth, was cutting flax
last Friday morning, a sod became at
tached to sickle bar, which he asked
| his sister, a young girl about Is years Of
age to remove. She stepped in front Of
of the machine, which the young mar
had neglected to throw out of gear
and stopped to remove the obstruction
when the horses started and her right leg
was caught between the guards of the
sickle bar, and one or two movements 81
the knife almost amputated her foot The
large bone of the leg, the muscles, al
but one, and the principal veins and ar:
teries were severed about four inches
above the ankle, making a fearful wound
The left leg was also cut into the bone
but not 50 seriously injured. She was
placed in a wagon and brought to An.
| GOu OGt1Ilu 1dIll WIIlOuG lily dUU6mD1
to stop the flow of blood, and was un.
conscious from the loss of blood wher
DR.. Welcome and son arrived to dress
the wound. She stood the operation well
being too weak to administer chloroform
| to- They expect to save the limb and
at the present writing indications are
that they will succeed, for which, if they
do, they will deserve great credit. Slice
| Ply Eye Herald.
Republican Club Meeting.
| A meeting Of the New Ulm Republic
II onn nl11h -11 &c Had for Eridnr a,rnninn