New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

See market report.
School opened Monday. B j.
Miss Meta Kiesling is visiting In Win
throp. =.
Albert Baarsch was down from Sleepy
Eye over Sunday.
The Citizens Bank will put in tele-
phone connections. -:
Eckstein's orchestra will visit St. Peter
sometime next month. ~.
Several new faces are seen among the
collage students this term. e..
\ child of Fred LANCE in Lafayette is
quite sick with commissions.
The Concordia Band serenadel Jos.
Gales on Saturday evening.
James eastman is back in New Ulm
again, running the switch engine.
1t is a common thing nowadays to hear
of trains being late. This is no joke.
DR.. Marden, accompanied by his wife,
returned from St. Paul last Saturday.
A little child of Emil Setter diedMon-
day morning. It was nine months of
age.
This week will occur the marriage of
Charlie Getting of CORTLAND to Annie
Petel.
| Jos. Loenhard is the father of an heir
which arrived early Monday morning.
It's hoy.
Jacob Hanson and Ellen Olson, both
of Linden were married by JudgeBlanch-
ard on Monday.
T. c. Whittelsey is the name of the
new night operator at the depot. He
succeeds>M. H. Crandall.
~~~Julius Krause is putting a stock of
paints and wall paper into the Rolloff
building on Minnesota Street.
Frank Burg went over 70 Winthrop
last Thursday even though it was q
stormy one. So did Fred Setter.
Mrs. Albert Simmet of Milford died
last Thursday at the age of sixty years.
The funeral was held on Monday.
Peter Herian has not gone entirely out
of the ice business but began yesterday
to put up some not only for himself but
for others.
The post office at Springfield has be-
come u presidential office and the present
postmaster, Michael Hurias, has been re-
appointed.
The first sermon ever preached inNew
Tim was delivered in the Dakota House
office. 4 travelling preacher conducted
the services.
JOS. Vogel received a check Saturday
for 800 for damage done his lumber Of
flee by fire. That is settling matters in
quick order.
A twelve year old son Of Andrew Of
tcrholm, who works for Hubbard &ssLar-
son died Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The funeral took place on Monday.
St. Joseph's society will have it's regu-
lar annual meeting on February 2nd. at
10 o'clock. An election of officers and
other important business will be trans
acted.
Evan Gilmore broke into the river
one day last week while crossing from
| CORTLAND. He received a thorough
soaking which he remembers with a
shudder to this day.
Senator Peterson has introduced bill
to compel Railroad Corporations to pub
fish yearly report of their earnings and
expenses. 1t is similar to the one he in
troduced at the last session.
The Citizens Bank safe will be remod-
eled after the same manner in which the
Brown County Bank safe was improved.
The work is being done this week by an
agent of the Burton-Harris Automatic
Bolt Actuating Device.
In St. Paul last week G. w. H. Heide-
man was made member of the execu-
tive committee of the State Forestry As
ISOLATION and also Especial committee to
systematize plum nomenclature and
gather collection of pits.
A cattle buyer fromNebraska has been
in Cottonwood for several days buying
up steers for his section of the country.
This is an other evidence of the fact that
Brown County has anything and every
thing that is worth coming for.
The stockholders of the Brown Coun-
ty Bank at their meeting on Thursday
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