New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.

1 SOI.
Chas silverson was in Minneapolis Fri
day.
j. @. Kiesel of shakopee was in the
city Monday.
E. G. Gilmore will go into the saloon
business in ST. Peter.
Jung & scharles have supplied their
office with new safe.
Conrad Dirks visited over Sunday
with his brother in Springfield.
Henry subilia is now holding down a
clerkship in Bookings hotel.
Gustav Haas and Amelia Kestner we're
united in marriage last Saturday.
David Beetle of West Newton moved
into New Ulm with his family last week.
JOS. Schmucker returned from bust
ness visit in Minneapolis early in the
week
Robert Brandt will leave for St. Louis
next Monday to visit for a while with
relatives.
Frank Baltrusch went to Marshall
Monday to accept position in the store
of Ole PETERSON.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche attended a meeting
of the Valley Medical Association in ST.
Peter yesterday.
Col. Bobleter was taken quite sick on
Sunday and will probably be confined to
| his bed for several weeks.
| G. Engelbert, who has been spending
! several weeks in this vicinity, returned
| to Spokane Falls on Saturday.
| Mr.. Lind and family arrived home
from Washington Saturday afternoon.
They came by way of St. Paul.
The Swedish Ladies appear at Turner
Hall next Saturday evening. They sing
in English, German and Swedish.
| y
! been a composition in the Review office,
has united himself with the Fortschritt.
| Mr.. Ulrich, who for the past several
years has been an army druggist at FIT.
Smelling, has accepted a clerkship in the
City Drug Store.
| P,,+1 h,al- haI
right hand crushed while coupling cars
in the yards here last Wednesday morn
ing. Railway Surgeon Stricken attended
him.
| J. M. Thompson, the Sleepy Eye attor-
ney, was in town Friday. He expressed
the opinion that Ives would be nominated
for governor and O. B. Turrell for con
gress.
Mrs. Henningsen sustained a severe
stroke of apoplexy on Friday evening,
and, while she has suffered much as q re-
suit, the chances are that she will re-
cover.
OJos. "A. Eckstein of this city.was appoint
ed as a member of the judiciary COM
mittee of the Grand Lodge of A. O. U. w
at the annual session in St. Paul the fore
part of the week.
| Col. Pfaender, as commander of the
G.. A. r. Post of this city, has received
tombstones from the government for the
graves of G. NJ. Mowery, t. Scheiderich,
R. Fischer, c.. Schwehr, j. J. Schmidt
and L. Hoffman,.
T. E. Bowen, formerly editor of the
Sleepy Eye Herald and Duluth News,
has launched into another newspaper
venture in the Zenith City. In company
with J. Adam Bede, he is publishing a
| business journal called ssData.'
The insurance companies are taking
great care in looking into the causes of
Mr.. schmelz's death, but it is quite like
| ly that the widow will receive the full
value OF every policy. Altogether, the
insurance will amount to over $4,000.
In about a week the Review will be
able to distribute sugar beet seed to all
farmers Of the county who may desire
some. This is done to accommodate the
State University Chemist who is making
an effort to start its cultivation in this
state.
P. j. Dreis, father of Mrs. F. W.
Hauenstein Of this city was defeated in
his independent candidacy for treasurer
of St. Paul, but can nevertheless claim
the satisfaction of doing great deal to
defeat the gang favorite. He received
$3.50 votes.
Railroad accidents were numerous in
this vicinity this week. At SJaenv Eve