New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
LOCAL NEWS
sA child of Nie Roberts died on Sun

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.Fday
Sheriff Block Of St Peter was in town
Thursday
Col: Bableter spent Thursday nj sgllt At
Camp PAIL.
Reim has rented his farm in 81
gel to Christian Ainelt.
About a dozen men went into camp at
/ Clear Lake on Saturday.
bliss Tillie. Schuetz will attend the
5Mankato Normal this fall.
Frank Ullich has resigned from bis po-
sition in the City Drug Store.
II. S. Kennedy was in the city for a
short while on Wednesday evening
Judge Webber and family will return
from the east on the 1st of September.
/ Several Of the young ladies will camp
at Pfaeneler's farm the remainder Of the
week.
| Mrs. NJ A. Bingham entertained a
number of her lady friends on Saturday
evening.
The Misses Keller Of Minneapolis are
here to spend the summer with Mrs.
Geo. Bevier.
a fruit firm, manages to make New Ulm
every Sunday.
a son of Henry Koehlerfell from a
fence. on Saturday and fractured his arm
in two places.
SD. Peterson and G. A. Hagberg with
their wives spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Fairfax.
Adolph Beinhorn and wife of Winona
are spending q few days here with the
formers parents
ne. Mullen attended a meeting OF the
1 Democratic State Central Committee in
Sit. Paul last Saturday
MI. and Mrs. G. II. Ross will leave for
their new home ia Minneapolis the sec
ond week in September
Geo. w. Scherer, formerly OF this city,
was elected president of the Mankato
Normal Alumni last week
w. III. Burtis, who has had charge Of
the Electric Light plant here, will return
to Minneapolis about the first.
An agent of the Barnum & Bailey cir
Gus was billing the town yesterday for
its appearance in Mankato on the 1st
j. H. Weddendorf will resign his po-
sition as mail agent on the road to as
sumo the management of the new paper.
A good work for the marshal would
be to keep the dogs off the street. 1t
might prevent many unpleasant feelings.
The premium list of the Brown Coun-
1 ty fair is about to be printed. The list
remains the same as in 1891, without re-
auctions.
The Concordia and City Bands will
participate in a tournament which is to
be held in Minneapolis on September
9Th and 9th.
Chas Brust j., after an absence of
two years or more, is here on a visit. He
is now located in Chicago and has grown
to be quite q man.
The attorney general has decided that
all senators elected in 1890 hold over
This insures to Senator Peterson his seat
for another two years.
Old Anton Kitzberger has at last been
located. A letter was received from him
last week written in Vienna and giving
a full account of his trip.
Alfred Roos took trip through South
Dakota last week in the interests of the
Elevator Company and reports grain as
of better appearance than was expected
i The Democratic candidates for county
offices held session at a. a. Bogen's
office on Friday. None of those present
| have been in a hurry to inform us Of
j what was done,
Setter Bros. have removed their ST.
4 Paul drug store from Dayton's Bluff to
100 Concord Street, West Side, where
they have one Of the NEST attractive
stands in the city.
The Duluth Volksfrennd singles out
/ the New Ulm ladies' who attended ths
funniest Tor special compliment, and
refers to them as unusually sociable, en-
tertaining and intelligent.
Geo. Schmidt Of Dakota and Mrs. Hip.
pert Of Cambria were married here few
days ago. The groom was a wldowel