New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-31

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II Crone came home from Chicago
Saturday evening
Editor Steinhauser IS confined TO his
home with sickness.
John schmelz, the Springfield mer-
chant, spent Sunday here.
VIM Burtis, the electrician, left for
Minneapolis, to remain, Saturday.
Chas. Marden and wife Of st. Paul are
the guests of the formers parents.
Mrs. Newhart and daughter were the
guests of st. Paul friends last week.
Near Redwood Falls, Sunday night,
several threshers were killed BY lightning
School opens next Monday. Dr Mar
tin Luther College also opens next week.
The mother Of Tom Anderson Of Leav-
enworth died last Tuesday, aged "a yrs.
The Maennerchor and Concordia Band
spent Sunday in Wellner's Grove in La
fayette.
Rev. Albrecht, Prof. Hoyer and Prof.
Burk returned from New York early in
the week.
Tomorrow is circus day in New Uln.
The company will arrive with q train Of
eleven cars.
a. a. Bogen will join the editorial ex-
cursion which leaves St. Paul for Denver
on the 10th.
Albert Baarch, who is now drug
clerk in Sleepy Eye, sundayed at his
home in New Ulm.
Hon. j. ]. Furlong, the Austin states
mani y and politician, was in town yes
terday on insurance business.
DR.. j. II. James, the Mankato oculist,
will be in New Ulm on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 4th, remaining one day only.
John G. Wise & Sons, of Mankato,
will commence the publication of dali
" paper in that city after Sept. 9Th.
Sleepy Eye will be visited by two cir
cuses on Saturday. Both Sells & Rent
frow and j. B. Reynolds exhibit there.
Miss. Prach, who has been visiting at
the home of Chas. Brust the past two
weeks, returned to Chicago yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Thea Torkelson, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. John Lar
son, for several weeks, left for her home
in Fillmore county last week.
Fred Wendland and wife returned
from their Redwood Falls visit on Mon
day and will occupy one of Mrs. Hess
residences on North Minnesota Street.
The ladies of New Tim and vicinity
will meet with Mrs. Lind on Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock to continue their
work for the Worlds Fair. Everybody
is invited to be present.
G. R. Davis,of st. Peter, was in the
city Tuesday evening. He has. been
feeling in excellent spirits since the re-
cent congressional convention, but SAYS
he will make no speeches.
A dog, supposed by many to be mad
was shot near the brickyards on Monday
Precaution should be takea by the
owners of other dogs for a time at least
against allowing them to run at large
A. Blanchard has secured pension
for the widow of the late Michael Zieske
of CORTLAND. She receives the widows
allowance of $12 per month and So fol
each of her five children who are under
sixteen years Of age.
| The material for the new German
newspaper arrived last week and is be
ing placed in position in the Amanr
building. J. II. Weddendorf is manag
ing affairs and Chas. Schneider has beer
employed as foreman. A st. Louis mar
twill be editor.
Reynolds and Sells 6 Rentfrow's bill
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posters are having trouble in Sleep.
Eye. The former covered the advertis
/ ing matter of the latter with their owl
/ and now the Sells men threaten to re
/ ciprocate. A scrapis looked for whel
they make start to carry out thei
plan.
Rev. S. c. Madsen is having an addi
ton 90 foot square added to his store
building on the corner west OF Rinke'
and will repair the whole building ane
use it for a photograph gallery. It j
the intention of Rev. Madsen to lease hi