New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-18
The new race track is now ready for

: The new race track is now ready for
use.
Mrs. Buschers Of courtland is sick
at the hospital.
" E. Aufderheide will establish brick
yard at Lamberton.
Mrs n. Leary is spending a few DAYS
III Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. John Hauenstein Will 90 to Ira
Saturday for a visit.
Architect Hers is drawing plans for
a new school building.
Miss Frida Hauenstein is expected
home from Chicago this week.
Col. r Baasen transacted business in
the Marshall Land Office last Friday.
Or. Il. Bingham, the Sleepy Eye grain
dealer, transacted business here last Sat.
urday.
Chas. Stuebe and Fred Klossner went
to Pierre last week with seven carloads of
cattle.
Confirmation services will be held in
the new Evangelical churchnext Sunday.
morning.
Mrs. Rosskopf of owatana spent a por-
ton of last week with Mrs. John F.
Neumann.
Albert Baarsch, who is now clerkino
IN Sleepy Eye drugstore, spent Sunday
here with his parents.
The marriage of Miss Emily Popp to
a gentleman of Winnipeg is announced
to occur in June.
Mrs. DR.. Hirsch came up from Man
kato Saturday evening to spend few
days with her husband.
Several farmers and Editor Steinhauser
attended the Alliance gathering in Slice
Ply Eye yesterday afternoon.
John Kretsch and Miss Lena Berg will
be married next Tuesday. Both of the
young people live in New Ulm. -
The Dramatic section held a meeting
at Turner Hall Friday night and decided
to place before the public another play
early in June.
Sheriff Anderson is now residino in
the Jail building with two of his danph-
tiers. After harvest he will be joined by
the rest of his family.
DR.. ]. III. James. the Mankato eve. ear
throat and nose specialist will be at the
office of DR.. schoch in this city on the
22nd and 23rd of May.
ia Chinaman, with all the distinctive
characteristics of his race, was in the eli
ty Wednesday. His porpose was to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of locating a
steam laundry here.
The long-drawn strains of the Scotch
bag-pipe were heard on our street corn
ers Monday morning. They were the
strains of that same old song-the SONG
that reached our pockets.
w. Eibner's plate glass front is nearly
completed and it makes one of the neat.
est and shoWlest fronts in the city. The
entire ground floor will hereafter be
used for restaurant purposes exclusively
Editor Rea of the Tracy Trumpet and
Galen A. Merrill, superintendent of the
Owatonna State School for neglected
children, were listeners to the habeas
corpus proceedings before Judge Web
Der on Friday.
The standing at the last rifle shootw
in the following order: John Lila. Chas.
Hauenstein, F. Grebe, Ernst Brandt and
Julius krause. Gustav Goetsch, who
IS considered as one of the best shots in
the club made the poorest score and Sc
cured the leather medal.
DR.. Fish, of ST. Paul, A. D. Stewart of
Redwood county and G. H. johnson OF
Renville, who have been holding an al
lance jubilee at Sleepy Eye this week,
have issued a challenge to Geo. w. Som
erville of Sleepy Eye and j. Lankard OF
Redwood Falls to meet them in political
debate.
A. 3. Rhodes of Mankato was IN the
city Thursday in the interests of the
Phoenix Cure Co. of that city. This in
stitution for the cure of those afflicted
with the drink habit was established on
4ly recently in Mankato and is already
doing flourishing business. Mr.. Rhodes
himself is a testimonial to its curative
powers.
NJ. ". Hardy, representative of an