New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

Miss Holmberg Of Minneapolis is Wis
lifting with her parents.
Mr. schade the Sleepy Eye merchant
tailor transacted business here yesterday
i 6. 4. Mueller was down from Spring
field during the week. SO also was John
Schmelz.
Geo. W, sonerville Of Sleepy Eye and
James Alllson of Lone Tree Lake were
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gieseke ana daugh-
ter, Lydia, Of Sleepy Eye were visitors
IN our city over Sunday.
Wheat and oats are ripening fast these
days and barley is already being cut. The
crops are damaged only in places.
Pro-. Robert Yaehe will be here Thurs
day to tune pianos. He represents the
Century Piano Company and orders can
I be left with F. w Hauenstein.
\ Democratic caucus at Washington
| has has decided to postpone action on the
Worlds Fair appropriation until De-
cember. This is boyish in the extreme
At the festival at Turner Hall Park
on Saturday evening, ice cream, lemon
ade, coffee, and other refreshments will
be served. A gypsy tent Will also be a
feature.
The Democrats could hardly dare to
nominate. a man for congress whose un-
savory record is but the product Of his
own mistakes. A congressman should
be made of sterner stuff.
To-day the Democratic State Conven-
ton is being held in st. Paul. If out
ward appearances indicate anything, Dan
LAWYER, the young st. Paul lawyer, will
be the unanimous nominee.
All of the Republican candidates for
office in this county are requested to
meet at Geo. w. Somerville's effice In
Sleepy Eye next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock to confer regarding the appoint
ment Of !; county committee.
Congressman Lind will make several
speeches in the coming campaign. 4
Washington dispatch of yesterday says:
Mr.. Lind has gained new prestige as. al
debatcr in the present session and is il
general demand for campaign work. He
has promised to cooperate in every way
possible.
Representative Lind has recommends
ed the appointment Of VIM. Harris, of
La Crescent, Mimi, as a member Of the
national commission Of horticulturists
which will meet at the agricultural de-
partment in Washington. This action is
taken at the request of the Minnesota
Horticultural association.
New Ilm can justly be proud of her
Col. Bobleter. The position Of state
treasurer is a ticklish one and to be four
tines nominated for the place with a
unanimity that is without parallel in
Minnesota politics is an honor indeed.
What is better, the demand for Col.
Bobleter5 comes right from the people.
It is enough to cause one to laugh to
see how Minnesota Street is being leveled
off. At first loads of gravel containing
large stones are dumped in the low pla-
ces, and then later on three or four men
are employed in removing the stones.
There is u standing resolution now III
force which provides tfata gravel used
ION the streets. must be sifted through III
one inch sieve.
Gabriel RellviIle, the, venerable chief
.of the Wahpeton and sisseton tribes, died
on sunday in his house a. the agency.
Renyillc was. all able man Of towering
character. During the Insiiaa massacre
in 1862 he was 4 prime mover in defend
ing the whites, and his splendid career
subseq Gently IN subduing the hosules
has gone into the history OF the North
west. No man has done so much for his
people as he. Endeared both to them
and all thes3hites VIII. knew him, his
departure is incurred universally.
The San Jose Journal has the follow
ing relating to certain New Ulnites now
living on the coast: An eiegant.and m
usual family re-union was held at the
beautiful home Of Thee. Ienzen on Len
zen Ave last Saturday and Sunday. L
Happened that the various family rela
tives from various parts of the country
CHANGED to meet here and the re-unio,
I was therefore celebrated in brilliant STYLE
Those composing the party were Mrs
Koenig and daughter ofSacramento, MI