New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-18

last Friday afternoon and tried to drive
e. refractory she'll into his gun with q
wagon boil, when the shell Exploded.
emitting his chir and filing his face With
powder grains DR. Welcome tickled
his face with surg zeal Instruments during
Ethc greater part of saturday md succeed
ed in partially restoring its Wonted ap-
pearance.
Editor Hodges and Pete Graft are at
Lake Hanska, frightening the Wild geese
that there abound
Mrs. Morris Christensen left yesterday
for Waseca to spend the week with her
sister. 's
a. threery ear-old daughter Of Justice
Peter Geschw,nd died Sunday morning
Eof Bronchial troubles. .s
Recorder Buelow left for the Expo
yesterday. Unohoo
Fairfax.
Threshing in this vicinity viii he all
finished up this week.
Rev. Wigham, who has filled the Eng
ll l N, B. pulpit for the past year, has
been assigned to Loon Lake, while this
Ichurch will be presided over by the Rev.
Mr. Cowden, who will take up his resi-
Idence in the parsonage on Second Street
lsssouth.'
Andrew Hansen, formerly assistant
lcashier Of the now defunct Bank Of Fair
fax, and later Of the State Bank Of this
place, has resigned his position in the
Bank and has gone to st. Paul to take
a course in the Curtiss Business College.
Andrew is q promising young man with
bright pi respects before him.
Among those who enjoyed the sights
at the World Is Fair last week were Mr..
Jas. Fullerton, Jas. B. Happier, Peter
s|Spenger and :. Louis, z the harness
B. r. Sheppard of Lakeside, formerly
principal OF the public schools at this
place, was in the village during the week.
Fred Muhs, representative Of the
Golden Gate Roller Mills, was in town
last Friday delivering = cargo Of Il lit
Edge and ..Silver Dust 2 81
F. Crone of New Tim and John Al.
! White of Sleepy Eye did business in our
burg during the week. IS
A. Y. Riecke will read law during the
looming winter with Al torney Dalzell. q.
It took steam tllresher and two cens
stables two days last week to thresh ono
hundred bushels of flax. No fault to be
found with the machine, nor the con-
|stables, but there were two men who
claimed the fax besides the man who
raised it,. Constable Bird secured the FAX
Tor j. G. Koelfgen.
Last week Peter CHASER of Fort Ridg
LEY bought fifty head Of three year-old
lsteers Of Anton Altman. Mr.. CHASER
will feed them on his farm this winter
and have them ready for market next
spring. Peter does not believe IN rails
/ ing wheat. He has demonstrated the
fact that it pays better to raise corn and
- Ia
feed stock. 80 thou and do likewise. .
Judge Bowers of Redwood Falls was
1 IN town few hours last Friday.
Fred Chamhard and Andrew Nelson
attended the 7. M. G. IA. Convention at
Redwood Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Lieutenant John Buschers and mother
Of Nicollet were up here during the week
visiting George. Alert. . 5
Pat Hebron Of Ridgley will soon move
to town with his family and try to enjoy
himself the remainder of his days.
Morgan.
We are glad to be able to report that
Mrs. Rev. Fettinger, Of Lone Tree, who
has has been very sick, IS ilnprov wing rapid
/ ".
Theedor Mueller and Ferd. Gollnast
Iof New Ulm were seen on our streets
Saturday
Several parties Of hunters from Vino
ma, Wisconsin and Chico go are en-
lcamped il this vicinit They propose
70 keep up the slaugh Of ducks ill
snow flies.
Ne are booming =. ]. Avery sof
Dunbar Wis, who urchased Some lots
from Geo Porter last spring, has arrived
here With az TIE ln.chinery for ~
lequi pment ofs ! first class wagon and M q q
chine shop. He win 81 mence ,s cree g.
ton of 4 building 6 once