New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-01
Miss Mathilda Held Of st. Paul is here

on visit.
Judge Weber will hold court in Mar
shall next week.
il. S. Kennedy and Supt. Cosgrave
were in town Friday.
F. Forster will go to Minneapo snext
week to visit with his daughter.
Fred Setter made business trip to
GAINESVILLE and Mankato on Monday.
The Dramatic Section will give anoth-
er theatre. to the public on June 26th.
The Alliance county convention will
be held in Sleepy Eye next Saturday.
Editor Hodges of the Sleepy Herald
was in town for few hours Sunday.
Mesdames Berry and Follman were
the guests of Winthrop friends over Sune
day.
4 Conrad Moll has purchased Peter Wei
ter's farm of 100 acres east of Sleepy Eye
for $4,000.
DR.. Schoch is east this week on busi-
ness. He will also visit his home in
Pennsylvania.
The mother of Prof. REIN fell from a
chair some days since and received quite
painful injuries.
The Fortschritt office will in all proba-
bility be moved into the Olsen building,
next to Newhart's Office
The boys of the high school will visit
Red Stone tomorrow to collect specimens
for the geological collection.
The guardian of Albert Meyer has sold
Lots 8, 8 and 10 Of Block ssN'' North to
the Eagle Mill Co. for $3.50.
A public meeting will be held at
Turner Hall this, Wednesday, evening to
arrange for a Fourth Of July celebra-
ton.
The Rea habeas corpus case was ar
gued and submitted to Judge Webber
last Wednesday. The decision has not
yet been reached.
General Freight Agent Foster was in
the city Thursday and again gave us the
assurance that the new depot would be
built early in June.
The story that Albert Scheffer had lost
everything he possessed as the result of
the Commercial Bank failure has proven
untrue. He still retains his residence.
A lodge of modern Woodmen was in
stituted at Lamberton last evening. Dr..
Stricken, Geo. Bevier and J. H. Wedden-
dorf went up to assist in the opening.
VIM. Hire of Burnstown has been
granted pension of $12 per month
through the agency OLA Blanchard. The
Judge, it seems, is getting them for ever
body.
The contract for furnishing the Eagle
mill with electric light was awarded to
j. K.Metzger of St. Paul, who represents
the Thompson-Houstan system. The
contract price was in the neighborhood
of $1,000.
The Springfield ball club came down
Monday afternoon, expecting to play {
match game, but were disappointed il
finding that arrangements had already
| been made by the local nine to play TIT
Nicollet boys.
" The Nicollct and New Ulm baseball
clubs played a game in this city Monday
afternoon. The N1collet boys were too
| much for the home nine and.at the enc
Of the ninth inning the score stood 20 t.
25 in their favor.
Hon. r. G. Evans, the special Unitet
States district attorney, has been com
missioned to conduct the government
\
Co. for the reconveyance Of about 5000
acres in Brown county.
The standing Of the rife club at Sun
day mornings shoot was in the follow
ing order: John Lila, Chas. Hauenstein
Gustav Goetsch and r. Grebe. Chas
Brust succeeded with hard work i'll cap
turing the leather medal.
Out in Montana they kill hens to ex
tract the gold that has collected in theil
throats. In New Ulm there is a man who
cuts open the receptacle just below the
neck, removes the contents and then seWs
up the skin again. That man ought to be
professional surgeon, but he isn't.
| The daily papers credit Albert Pfaen
I der of this city with a good dealo hon
or for the part taken by him in TIT
| NIonl,afo Normal Com nan cement eyer