New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-19
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMs.
A Minneapolis Tribune Representativ.
Caught in Very Sly Game.
A. J. Gilman Gets Into Trouble Over Rent
ing Horse. His Jacksonian
Spiri. Aroused.

MI. and Mrs. Gieseke returned on last
Tuesday from Little Rock and Hot
Springs. Mr.. G. appears to have laidin a
stock of good health sufficient to last
him all summer.
| The Max Dick Concert on Wednesday
evening was one of the finest ever given
here. Max has developed wonderfully
since the writer first heard him--some
eight years ago. He charmed and de-
lighted his audience as the repeated en-
cores testified. We leave all minor de-
tails in the way of criticism to our versa
tile friend of the Dispatch, who has been
reading a musical dictionary lately and
hence is fully equipped to do any sub
ject justice. , l..
His zonner, JudgeGallagher, says that
cases of small or no Importance need not
apply for consideration at his court.
The oldest son of Jesse Palmer now
assists his father in the store.
The Congreg ational church will OBJ
serve Arbor Day with appropriate cere-
monies.
The survey for the proposed sewer
line was finished last evening.
Several lines were run, and Mayor Grif-
fifth and Surveyor Current are busily en-
ployed in figuring out which line will
be cheapest. 1t begins to look very
much as though we should be blessed
with good sewerage system, thanks to
our hustling burgomeister.
Not home in town for rent. A few
tenement houses ought to prove profit
| able investment for someone with the
| wherewithal.
A. Durbahn and family went 20 New
Clm Saturday to visit relatives. They
returned last evening.
M. Mullen was here yesterday on busi-
ness. '.-'"..- 3. .
Mesdames F. n. Stewart and G.. NJ.
Steele of Tracy spent yesterday in town.
Otto Baarsch was here last Wednesday
evening attending the Dick concert.
Miss Alice Bunker is visiting friends
at Redwood Falls.
A. G. Won Hagen went to Omaha yes
terday on business connected with the
Mill Co. H.
Geo. FitZsimmons, cashier of the State
Bank OF Candy, visited the Majah yester-
day. ~.
T. E. Bowen of Duluth is visiting at
the White residence and is devoting his
spare time to renewing old acquaintance.
Henry Moll, the young man living
near Sanborn who shot himself ac-
cidentally with rifle, is not expected
to live.
Rev. w. K. McKibben and Editor
Hodges went to New Ulm yesterday to
assist in founding Baptist church in
that sanity city. .... .
Schneider and Schneider will build a
sold brick double store on their Main
St. site. '-..
Jao E. Hennessey moved his family to
De Smet last Wednesday. John is right
down good fellow and we take pleasure
in commenting him to the favorable no.
tice of De Smet citizens. .> a.
Aug. Schwertfeger thinks of starting
ano ther mill at Echo.
The following are the officers of the
fire department for the ensuing wear
Chief, A. A. Larrabee; Asst, II. Mogen-
sen; Foreman Hook and Ladder, A.Dur-
balm; Foreman Hose Co., Louie Mogen-
sen; Asst. F. Buggart; Secretary, F. Il
Buelow; Treasurer, W. H. Ortwein.
Mrs. Hans Mogensen is spending the
week with her sister at Rochester.
DR.. w. D. James and family of Tracy
are visiting at the James residence.
Hans Mo spent Sunday at Byron with
friends.
The g; a. R. people are making ar
rangements for the proper observance of
Memorial Day and have invited the off
ferent schools and secret societies to join
with them in the annual tribute to our
honored dead.
Editor julius schmahl of the Redwood
Gazette was il town 7 Friday gettingjonr-
nalistic tips at the Dispatch Office.
I read with pleasure in last weeks Re.
view that the County Auditor has re-
fused to be taken IN By the prevalent
wolf-scalp game. Ipresume talismans, 2