New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Wheat is worth rs cents to-day.

Wheat is worth rs cents to-day.
E. Brandt il. is here on visit.
Fred Zschunke is on his way home from
Germany
Chas. stolz has accepted a position
with Schubert and Flor.
Convention bulletins will be posted
in front of the post-ofice.
Miss Emma Setter is spending the week
with her sister in St. Paul.
Mrs. Kiesow, an aged lady, died at her
home in this city last Thursday.
Springfield citizens have already ar
ranged for Fourth of July celebration.
Al. Blanchard will attend the National
Convention. His silk hat goes with
him.
Jos. La Plant returned on Thursday
from a visit with relatives in Belle
Plaine.
JOS. Kapp and wife Of Cincinnati are
the guests of the family of Herman We'd
dendorf.
Herbert Schild was called to 1onia.
Michigan, on Wednesday to attend a
sick brother.
The Choate Dramatic Company will
play in Springfield during the G. A. r.
encampment.
Chas. Silverson went to st. Paul vest
erday to arrange for the electric light
plant for his mill.
G. w. H. Heideman and Chas. /. Roos
have decided to take no active part in
politics this fall.
A. H. Schleuder went to Duluth yes
terday as delegate to the Grand Lodge
of the l. 0. o. f.
V. b. Silcott, travelling salesman OF
the New Ulm Roller Mill Co., was in the
city Sunday and Monday.
John schmelz was appointed admins
traitor of his late brothers estate by
Judge Brandt on Thursday.
John G. Meyer has given up the jew
elery business in Winthrop and is now
clerking for McKasy & Merhoff.
A state teachers institute for Nicollet
county will be held in ST. Peter during
the week commencing June Goth.
The Farmers Club of Milford held a
picnic at H. L. RunlS's place on Sunday.
A large number were in attendance.
A. G. Wagner cut off a portion of the
index finger of his right hand while wor-
king in his furniture shop last Wednes-
day. ., .E.-...
Frank Hanft of Minneapolis will as
sist Robert Scherer at the lumber yard
during Mr.. Peter Scherer's absence in the
east. .-
Ernst Wichersh has rendered his res
ignation as express agent. Like that of
president, he says, it is an office without
sleep u.s.. r..
W. L. Seaton will go to ST.. Peter next
week to take charge of the new electric
light plant in that city for a couple of
months. sa.. .
| A special train, sent out by the news
| papers of the Twin Cities with conven-
ton news, passed through here every day
since Friday.
Ex-Sheriff Schmid has purchased the
Geo. Vogel property in Springfield, con-
sisting of two lots, and will erect two
brick store buildings. 49,
At a whist party given at the home of
Mrs. John Rummings in st. Peter on Fri
day evening, Mrs. F. H. Behnke of this
city won the first prize.
1t is said that another book is soon to
appear giving an exact and detailed &C
count of the Indian outbreak. Here's
ten to one that it doesn't.
Travelling Freight Agent Garvin of the
Northwestern Road spent Thursday here
Garvin is also one of the stockholders in
the newly organized Brown County
Bank.
Mayor Philip Dick Of st. Peter was in
the city for a few hours Thursday even
ing on business. He also took occasion
to say a few good words for G. R. Davis
for congress.
In the prize field exercises Of the
Mankato normal school a week ago, AL
bert Pfaender Of this city won two priz-
es one for high jumping and the other
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