New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Geo. Book is at .Sprinsgfie ld this week
establishing a grade.
/ Mrs. Whitney of Madison, Wisconsin
is visiting here with her son.
/ Mrs. David Beetle and children arr
visiting in Redwood county.
The Madelia Messenger, a new paper
made its appearance last week.
The Farmers Warehouse in Springfield
it is thought, will resume operations.
The express Office will be removed te
the Leibold building, next to Retzlaffs'
Rev. Seeger Of Kansas City has accep.
ted call from the Evangelical congre-
cation.
The state summer school opens in Slice
|py Eye to-day. It will continue a
month.
Otto Sommer and Johnny Schapekahm
left yesterday morning for parts I'M
known.
Vogelpohl & Spaeth have nearly com
pleted 1000 pipe organ fora church
congregation at Tracy.
The Lamberton Leader is booming
John B. Lauer of that village for sheriff.
Lauer.is an old New Ulm boy.
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Henry Kiesling, formerly of this place,
is one of the stockholders in a new mill
that is to be erected in Winthrop.
John schlumpberger of Cottonwood
will make a trip to Kentucky soon with
the view of picking out a location.
J. H. O'Brien of Ridgely has again
donned the judicial robes and is now the
only Justice in West Newton and Ridge
ly.
VIM. Klimmeck, editor of the Water
town Stats Zeitung came down to New
Ulm last week to have his throat treat
ed.
G.. w. III. Heideman now grows over
thirty varieties of roses and can boast of
as fine collection as most people in
Minnesota
Seventy-two passengers came to New
Ulm from Sleepy Eye on the Monday
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in the evening.
W. Z. Seaton returned on Friday from
st. Peter, where he has had charge Of the
electric light plant. Tomorrow he.will
leave for Minneapolis.
A meeting of the Republican club will
be held at Turner Hall on Friday even
ing at the close of the city caucus.
Every member should attend.
It will be surprise to the people of
New Ulm to know that Henry Crone is
about to 90 out of the store business.
He will close out his stock at once.
A match game between the Red Rocks
and Hornets on Sunday resulted in a
victory for the Hornets with a score of
to 7. This begins to look like ball. IS
At the Saturday meeting Of the Turn
verein Chas. L. Roos, E. Brandt and E.
G.. PAIL were chosen as delegates to the
Duluth meeting the latter part of this
month.
Deputy Sheriff Schapekahm jailed a
stranger yesterday who was sorely Attic
ted with what is best described as cla
zy drunk. He will be given a hearing
to-day.
Judge Weber, accompanied by his
wife and son, left for the east Friday af-
ternoon. He will visit Maine, Massachu-
cetts and Connecticut and be absent over
month.
A balloon fell on the roof of w. Hau.
enstein's building on Monday evening
and almost started a big fire. A sky
rocket also went crashing through the
window of his saloon.
John Steidl was brought down from
Springfield Friday for ten days. confne-
ment in the county jail. His offense
consisted in allowing his horses to run
on his neighbours fields.
Louis Gerstman Of Morgan died or
Monday. Gerstman at one time lived in
New Ulm and will be remembered as
the man who was victimized by New York
confidence men on the gold brick deal
Within the past few days POSTMASTER
Schmidt has received an increase of sal
airy amounting to 500, owing to the
growth of business. This ought to be an
inducement to Gotlieb to have Mr.. Har
rison reelected.
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