New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-08
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q visit to her parents.

q visit to her parents.
"a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Blauert on Sunday. The Review offers
congratulations.
The Maennerchor, Concordia and Star
Bands serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Hofer ON
the evening of their marriage.
Mrs. Hansen of Waseca and Miss Ida
Bellm are. home on visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bellm.
The local camp Of Sons of Veterans,
Camp Pfaender by name, will be mustered
in this evening by Major Mullen Of Ma
della.
Miss Lena Baarsch returned from her
Chicago ard Twin City visit or Monday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Richter OF
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Windmueller came
up from Mankato last Thursday to attend
the wedding Of their daughter to Mr..
FIR. Hofer.
Prairie fire, started by sparks from an
engine, destroyed 80 tons of hay in Mil
ford few days ago. Vim. Richerts was
one of the heaviest losers.
E. G. Rowan was brought down from
Renville county last week and commit
ted to Jail for period of three months.
His offense consistedin assaulting an old
man
The alleged pig thieves from Renville
county, whose escapade was noted in
this paper some weeks ago, were els
charged at Beaver Falls last week. The
evidence was all in their favor.
Next Saturday evening the TurnvereIn
will celebrate their thirty seventh ami
versary. Gymnastic exercises will be the
program for the evening and all friends
of the society and its members will be
welcome in attending.
The Van Dusen Elevator in Redwood
Falls was destroyed by fire Sunday morn
ing. The elevator contained $4,000
bushels of wheat, 1000 of flax and 900
of oats. besides $50 tons of coal. The
loss is placed at $4,000.
On the 2Sth of this month, Rev. VII
kinson will lecture at the Congregational
church on the subject of "Whittier and
Longfellow as Poets" Mr.. Wilkinson
is Minneapolis man and is highly
thought of in his own city as platform
speaker.
Charges of drunkenness aud malfeas-
ance in Office have been brought against
County Attorney Madigan by the Red
wood county commissioners, to all of
which Mr.. Madigan enters pointed and
bitter denial. The matter is now in the
hands of Gov. Nelson.
Quite number of outsiders will at.
tend the Epworth League Convention a,
the Methodist church next week and oul
citizens should labor to make it pleasant
for them during their stay. We are New
| Ulmites, and should endeavor to make
our guests realize that fact.
Robert Anderson, the young fellow
who was in Jail here for time On q
charge of stealing COW in Renville coun.
ty, and who was set atliberty under $500
bail, failed to put in his appearance al
the session of the District court. It is
! claimed that he skipped to Oregon .o1
Washington.
Now that the herding season is over
people are becoming reckless about shut.
ting up their COWS and as result the
pound is constantly filed with stray bc-
vines. Last night saw thirty-eight of
them safely harbored by the authorities
and the owners of course are at some ex.
pense in getting them out of the pound.
masters keeping.
The Fairfax bankers, Beard and Gray
were acquitted from all charges atBeave1
Falls last week, and are now at liberty
to tackle some other unsuspectlng town
But how about those fellows whost
money was lost in the sudden and mys
terious closing of the bank2 There's
nothing left to console them at all.
I. M. Olson has received notice from
the state board OF legal examiners thai
his examination proved eminently salts
factory and he therefore stands admitted
to practice in all the courts of the state
I. NJ, we heartily congratulate you ano
feel assured that the course you are about
to pursue IN your chosen profession vii
amply justify us in doing so.
CF. Crowell has decided to go out Of