New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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The Citizens Bank front was torn out
on Monday.
4. Marschner is now compositor in
the News office.
/ Chas. Schneider left for St. Paul last
week to accept position.
\. Blanchard and has moved into
rooms in the Masonic Block.
Chas. DAWN has given up his position
with the New Ulm Creamery Co.
Mr.. Stricken, the painter, has gone to
Springfield to work for Fred Zschunke.
Court convened in Redwood Falls yes
terdav with Judge Weber on the bench.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham left for Omaha
last Saturday morning for a few weeks
visit.
Alrich Crone took a carload of cattle
belonging to Chas. Stuebe to Dakota yes
tertlay.
Anton Schwerzler now occupies the
residence on German Street just south of
Frank Leibold's.
John Prokosch is building an addition
to his residence. So also on Frank Lei
bold and Rev. Seeger.
Mrs. Snyder of Fertile will visit dur
ing the present month with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Popp.
C. G.. Hanscame has returned to St.
Peter for the summer. He will be with
the Review again next fall.
\ sister of E. P. Bertrand, judge of
probate, died in Morgan last week. Mr..
Bertrand attended the funeral.
The friends of Frank Friedman trea-
ted him to genuine surprise by gather
ing at his home on Monday evening.
Frank Drew of Colorado, who has beeo
spending several weeks in this vicinity
left for Chicago on Friday to remain.
| Aaron johnson, St. Paul architect
was in town Monday evening. He was
accom- panied by VIM. Malgren of st. Pc
ter.
J. P. Current of Home caught leath-
er carp in the river near that tawn last
week and is now wondering how it got
there.
\ pension of 1920 in back-pay has
been granted to Ed. Flick. J. G.. Merk-
lie also receives 5000. Both through A
Blanchard.
The Valley Medical Association meets
in St. Peter On the 9th Of May. It is
quite likely that some of our local ply
sician will attend.
Frank Schnoberich, who sold his butch
er-shop in this city and went to Austria
has been forced into the military service
there, much against his desires.
The Crown Prince of Sweden will pay
a visit to G.. A. College in St. Peter the
latter part of this month. He comes to
America as a Worlds Fair guest.
The office and dining room of the Da-
kota House are being renovated this
week in manner that will add greatly
to their already inviting appearance.
Relatives of Fir. Wilbrecht arrived
here from Germany few days ago. \
| week after their arrival one of their lit
tie children died and was buried yester-
day.
The second production of die Pfef-
fer-Roesel' ives witnessed by large au,
dience on Sunday evening. Many OF
those present were there for second
time.
Work on the foundation for Mrs. Old.
ing's new building on Minnesota Street
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| Water-works connections are also being
supplied.
! L. F. Entrup, who has been in the EN-
ploy of Andrew J. Eckstein for a period
of three years, leaves for Chicago to-day
to engage in business for himself. TIL.
Review wishes him success.
| The Sonntag boys, who held up tn,
Omaha train near Kasota about yea
ago, are reported as having been in an
other venture of the same kind in Cali
fornia within the past week.
The river is still very high
Travel from the Nicollet county sid,
has been badly interrupted for the pas
ten days. Hardly any one dared to drive
across through the waters and the few
that did come across did so in boats.