New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17

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he Fortschlitt 8 flee has been sup
Hpiied with 3 new job press.
Dreis ard children Of ST Paul
are visiting with Mrs. r. W. Hauenstein.
Il i. and Mrs. 4. j. Eekstcia returned
from sdinnesofa Lake On Saturday even
ing
Geo. Davis Of Mankato is here on i
visit 1Ie.i a guest at the home Of G.
Baltruscll.
~ Setter spent the greater portion
5of the week in st. Paul removing his
drugstore.
about twenty live ladies Of town visit
ed Mrs Martia Mueller in Essig yester-
day and treated her to a genuine surprise.
Miss Louise Prach Of Chicago is the.
guest OF the family of her uncle, Ghas.
Brust. She arrived in the city last even
ing.
RentfroW's Jolly Pafhfnders will visit
New Tlm this fall. This is the same
company which appeared here three yeals
ago.
Prof. Yache, the piano tuner for the
Century Piano Co, will be. in the city
to-day. Leave orders with F. w. Hau-.
eastein
Yesterday was a red letter day atCamp
PAIL. The families of all the campers
rode out early IN the morning and spent
the entire day on the shores of the lake.
farmers can now secure the Review
and Northwestern Agricultulist com
bined for. 81 10. The merits Of the lat
ter paper make the offer an excellent
one.
This is the way the ST. Peter Herald.
comments on the new New Ulm paper:
It viii be in the German language and
will pouse any cause not espoused by
.son3eothef paper.
Those desiring aaverrisenaents in tie
Brown County Fair Premium List should
leave their orders early. It is. "a good
medium through which to reach the far
mers Of the entire county.
No serious accidents have been repor-
ted thus far from binder runaways
but numerous runaways have
nevertheless occurred. Many farmers
seem to be too careless in the manner in
which they leave their horses stand I'M
tied in the fields.
Max Dick, the young st. Peter boy, is
now first yiolinist for the New York
/ Philharmonic Club, which is about to
make a tour OF the Pacific caast. Max
has been doing some creditable work in
the great metropolis and his performance
have called forth sosle fattering notices
from papers like the New York Sun and
Herald.
Gel. Joseph Bo5leter, OF st. Paul, is
in correspondence with the citizens OF
! st. Peter, the purpose OF the same being
to bring several companies of the ma
/ tional guard to St. Peter on September
16 and II, the last two days of the fair
/ The people here will be asked to feed
and provide shelter for the troops.
Peter Herald.
i While Fred Klossner was working 8
4 .binderou field in Lafayette last Thurs.
4 day he accidentally drove the horses il
the direction of an old well that was hid.
1 den by weeds. The well was covered
but the boards were rotten, and when
the first span of horses crossed it one fel
| in and dragged the other in also. Sever
al hours were spent in getting the ami
mails out.
/ Powell Akkus was brought down from
4 Springfield Monday night by Marsha
SchWartzrock and confined in the coun.
4 ty Jail for a period Of thirty days. L
seems that Powell had become the play.
thing Of strong drink on the day men.
&. toned and as a result was tempted te
raise a disturbance just for amusement
Even after he was locked in the Spring.
1 field calaboose he continued his bolster
4 Gus demonstrations and smashed every
thing in sight. He issa cigar-nnaker b
i trade.
A business transfer was made this
week W which Cos Yogel setires from
the lumber business and lis two sons
Louis and Alfred, assume management
i The actual change does not occur unit
January, BIZ the transfer Of the propert,
i has nevertheless already been made. .Mr
yogel, who was identified with the busi