New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
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John Roth 81 LAmberton vas il New.
7Ulm On business Monday.
The Union Hall mask ball sunday.
evening was = big success.
3. Thiesen Of Mankato vas visiting.
friends IN. this vicinity last weak.
Rev. Rosen and Paul A Utrecht Of Fair.
fax drove over Sunday afternoon.
Hans Hans Mo, the Sleepy Eye banker, had
business at the court house on Sunday.
Chas. Arhart will canvass Renville
county with Heads patent granting COM
position.
Mr.. Popke Of Gibbon was in the CITY
Friday interviewing one of our profes-
sional men.
=. Buggelt of Sleepy Eye and G. A..
Mueller of Springfield were New Ulm
visitors over Sunday.
!. a supper was given the pupils of the
Congregational Sabbath school last even
ing in the parlors of the church.
There will be dance at XAVIER Brun-
aer's in West Newton next Sunday even
ing. Good music and supper is guaran-
teed.
Licensed to wed: Carl Pingel to Ber-
tina Gise; JohnH Gerhard to Katherine
Berschied; Jacob Hauef to Anna Macho,
all Of New Ulm.
accompany I, Twelfth Infantry, passed
through New Ulm Saturday afternoon
going east. This company is composed
of Sioux Indians, and had been stationed
at Fort Sully on the Missouri but was
transferred to Fort Smelling whittier they
were bound. The officers of the compa-
ny are white men.
The railroad surveyor was here last
week and staked off the site for the com
pany's new round house. A temporary
building of frame will be erected at once
and next year it will be veneered with
brick. It will contain three stalls and
will compare in magnitude with the
other improvements.
The Nicollet county Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co. is now doing an almost
exclusive business with farmers of that
comfy. 1t now numbers 1 1000 each,and
any ordinary loss is easily paid without
an assessment. Expenses are avoided as
much as possible and the rates are there
fore remarkably low. In some of the
towns nearly every farmer holds poll
cy. -
The tatfy pull Friday evening exceed
ed the expectations of those who origi-
mated it both IN point of numbers present
and cash contributed. Miss Koch took
first prize for making the whitest candy
and F. 81. Behnke carried off the honors
of having the worst looking stuff. The
prize of the first named consisted of a
pretty calendar and the latter of bib
and teething ring.
\ Perhaps no masquerade held at Turner
Hall in the past years was proceeded with
such efforts to make it pronounced sue
cess as that which is to be held ON Sat-
urday evening. Mr.. Hugo Fischer has
the arrangement of groups in charge and
something new and entertaining is sure
to be the result. Those who attend will
not consider it time thrown away if they
love amusement at all.
Y SheriffAnderson was sent up into Multi
gan Fridayto seize a mortgaged horse and
a pair of bob-sleighs. When he found
the party he was looking for, that indi-
vidual had already traded the bob-sleigh
for a watch and traded and retarded hor-
ses three times. He finally wound up at
Springfield where he wan ted justice to
marry him and take the watch in pay
ment. All of these transactions occurred
IN one day.
J. A. Beard was in town Friday on
business pertaining to the Fairfax bank
Mr.. Beard stated that the Review did
him an injustice when il published its
list of creditors from the fact that one OF
two parties whom the list stated were
caught IN the failure had in fact no mo-
ney in the bank but owed the bank mo-
/ ney on overdrafts. A complete list OF
assets and liabilities will be rendered
this week by the assignee, M. D.
Brown, and Mr.. Beard says this
will put affairs in much more favora-
bic light for him. We hope it will.
A preacher recently said that news