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vii make speeches for Lawler IN the
|coJng cam aign.
The City and Concordia bands are lin
Minneapolis this week as contestants ii
the band tournament.
So /. and Mrs 81. lille have been the
guestsSof Sleepy Eye, Springfield and
Lamberton friends during the past few
days.
The contract for the improvements on
the SchelI brewery has been award Ito
q. Haaschen and schape kahm Bros. -
Ruemke.
Hon. JOS. Diepolder Of Lafayette is a
for denomination at the
hands Of his. Republ ffrriiends in Niicol-
LET county.
Or. Hirsch, As. r. REIN, Mrs. Cady and
children, Chas. Head, r. Boock and G..
Bach were among the New Ulnliites seen
il Mankato on circus day.
Mrs. Adolph Eckstein arrived here
from Duluth Monday night, and will Vi
sit. for several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Beinhorn.
An expert, representing Marder, Luse
g Co.of Minneapolis, was here. Friday
and Saturday setting up the presses for.
s.Das Yolksblattn Printing Co.
The New Tim friends Of Frank Hack
barth Of Nicollet Will be pleased to learn
that he is the father Of a daughter. Frank
is now teaching in the Lutheran school
Of Nicollet village.
Fire broke out yesterday morning in
the summer kitchen Of Fl. N ogelpohl in
the northern part Of town. The kitchen
is in close proximity to the residence so
thatsa large blaze was averted by timely
notice.
w. II. Heideman attended meet
ing of the Democratic Congressional
committee in Mankato last Thursday
evening. Heideman is proving to be one
of the most valuable members Of the
committee.
Next Sunday the farmers Club Of
Milford will celebrate the third ami
yersary Of its organization at the hall il
Milford. The Milford band will furnish
music and there will be amusements of d
varied nature.
Among those who were drawn to Min.
neapoEs and st. Paul By the Fair and
Exposition this week were Mesdames
Follmann. Hummel, Wiesner, Stengel,
Fischer and Mueller, and Alfred VogeI
and Geo. Graft.
a meeting Of the Aggricul tural Society
will BE held at Turner Hall next safur-
day afternoon, September 10th. As the
nature of the business to be transacted
is very in ortantt, it's nlete that every
member should be present.
Christoph Johnson Of Linden owns
one of the most valuable houses in the
count yaluable on account of it's his
torical I'M ertance. The house is a log
cabin that was built thirty -six years ago,
and is said to BE the first Of its kind IN
thestoWn.
Mrs. Baasen, N IS N Hale and child and
Miss Dobson were on the passenger train
which collided with Milwaukee ffrei ght
near Mendoza last Saturday The two
engines were badly handled and one car
Of the passenger train was telescoped, 50
that the occupants mentioned can con-
slider themselves as unusually fortunate,
The county convention ST the Peo-
pie party will be held IN Sleepy Eye
next Saturday. Among the candidates
ii the field are B. Marschner and Jesse
Palmer for the legisl allure, ghas. Cutting
for superinte Of schools, and g.
.Ahlnes for judge. Relative to the 9TH