New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-11
A. g.. Setter spent Sunday IN Win

A. G Setter spent Sunday IN VIM
throp.
DR.. Q. G. Stricken was in Tracy Sat
urdag evening on business.
Samuel Milhouse will remove with his
family to Luverne.
Hugo Schleuder and wife spent Sun
day here with relatives and friends.
Rev. Meske preached in Sleepy Eye
Sunday morning and evening.
An arc light is being tested at electric
light station and is said to give satisfac-
ton.
Mrs. f. w. Hauenstein and Mrs. A. I.
Setter have returned from their st. Paul
visit.
A. G. Ochs and JOS. Epple of Spring
field were numbered among Sundays
visitors.
The City Drug Store has been sup
piled with cash register, the only one
in the city.
Gustav Carlson, an employee of G. H.
Hornburg, has resigned and will remove
to Winthrop.
Henry Hanschen was called to Mime
apolis again on Wednesday by the sick
ness of his daughter.
Emil Wicherski, Hugo Fischer and
Max Burg attended meeting of Active
Turner's in Winona on Saturday
John Lind was placed on the commit
tee on resolutions at the state convention
Thursday, but declined in favor of Chas
Z. Roos.
Sheriff Anderson has made his appoint
ments and John Shapekahm is the lucky
man. He will continue as jailor and is
also made deputy sheriff.
3. III. Huebner was over from Win
throp Monday and associated Lind &
Hagberg with himself in civil case to
be tried in the Sibley county courts.
A flowing well has been struck at St.
Peter at a depth of 800 feet, which
throws 200 gallons per minute. An eff
| fort will be made to secure one here.
| Carl Schultz met with an accident
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| while unloading steel rails this side of
Milford Sunday morning. The index
finger of his right hand was almost sew
cred.
0. G. Stricken has been appointed
Deputy Head Council of the State Camp
| Of Modern Woodmen. His work will be
confined to the Third Congressional Dis
trict.
Mrs. VIM. Windhorn died at her home
in Iberia on Tuesday night of last week
after short illness. She was thirty
eight years of age and at one time lived
in Courtland
At, Redwood Falls, j. f. Jones, a
wheat buyer, has brought $4,000 dam
age suit against John Martin. wealthy
farmer, for permanent injury received
from kick during a quarrel over a
wheat deal. Jones attempted to draw a
revolver and Martin kicked him in self
defense.
Register of Deeds Grimmer is again at
his post of duty in the courthouse, hav-
ing returned from St. Paul on SATURDAY..
He was present in the Sanity City, he
says, during the election and witnessed
such excitement and glorifcation over a
political victory as was never his priv
lege before.
Ex-Sherif Schmid makes the state
ment that he was not an applicant for
the appointment made on Monday CT
last week and that his only connection
with the matter was in the nature of a
consent to accept in case he was select
ed, This also was obtained only upon
the urgent request of friends.
The Milwaukee Theatre Company
played to a crowded house at Turner
Hall on Sunday evening and easily sus-
tanned their reputation for high grade en-
tertainment. Every member of the
troupe is thoughtful player, every role
a study and every act a success. The
players move with ease, they know their
parts and understand the art of natural
grace and unaffected bearing. The peo-
pie find nothing to criticize and much to
please in such productions, and therefore
fill the house at each appearance.
II. I. Blethen made a trip up the road
last week, visiting Springfield, Lamber-
ton and Tracy in the interests of boilers