New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25

II AO0uoE VI luiNU6T. 80 sssssss s. go
II No one loaned his skates Sunday. He
used them himself. 5ss7
] g. 81. Hornburg is in Murray County
on business errands.
4 a little girl arrived at G. 81. Dirks'
khouse one day last week.
Y John F. Neumann is slightly under
the weather with neuralgia.
= A ten year old son of Fred LANCE Of
Lafayette was buried Thursday.
Mrs. j. Newhart was called to Chi
cago last week to attend sick sister.
w fall Of six inches of snow MondayI
| night helped out lsleighing wonderfully
I Vim. F. Setter has secured another
supply of Worlds Fair Souvenir half
dollars.
! Mrs. M. E. Mathews of Marshall visi-
ted over Sunday with Mr.. and Mr.. Wer-
| ner Bosch.
II NJ. A. Bingham lost COW Monday by
4 apoplexy. It was Jersey and one Of
kthe best in town.
| >Geo. w. Brand g. Bro. of Fairfax have
finished closing out their stock and are
now out of business.
II F. H. Retzlaf will build a machinery
shed 45x50 in the rear of his store as
soon as spring opens.
y Brown County will send walnut log
to the Worlds Fair under the auspices of
the State Forestry Association.
I j. R. Bowen of CORTLAND is showing
considerable improvement during the
past few days but is still very sick.
r Klossner & Mueller have sold Fred
Landwehr a sixteen horse power engine
which he will use in his saw mill this
Y winter. Is
y Otto. Hammermeister, q young man
eighteen years of age, was killed last
Thursday in the town of Eden by a fall
ing tree. H. liz :.
VA cinch party was given at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Doehne on Thursday
evening in honor of the departure of their
kson for Ann Arbor.
TErnst Sauer had cow killed bVs the
I cars Saturday afternoon. It disputed the
right of way with heavily loaded freight
train but yielded the point.
D Scarlet fever is reported from Court
4 land and most every other house in town
is afflicted. Not less than fifteen cases
are reported in the village alone .@.
Il Mrs. Nels Anderson who has been
spending several months here, left fol
the Sheriff's home in Burnstown on
Monday. She will remain there severn!
weeks.
= The New Ulm Vinegar Co.'s pickles
are now offered for sale at Crone's stbre
They are of a very foe quality, and dam
not fail to have good sale. when tlAeil
merits become known. .
X One hundred and fifty carloads of rip
rap and two hundred carloads of cinders
will be used in replacing the old round
house and tracks. Two cars of steel
rails were unloaded Monday.
n j. A. johnson of St. Peter, Lewis Her
manson of Norseland, H. G. Randall OF
Belgrade and w. n. G. Buschard of Lafa1
yette will be Nicollet County's delegates
to the GoodRoads convention in St.Pahl
\ F. Beinhorn has sold the Tot and build.
ing north of his residence to Mrs. Backe,
! of Milford for $4,000. The building
) will be used by the owners son, Free
Backer,, as a harness-shop, he having pur
chased the s. stock Of MI. seifert. j
\ The Eagle Mill Company sent tefe
gram to England Friday at II :55 a. I'm
At just 2:12 p. m. an answer to it iva.
received at New Ulm. Ittook just two
hours and seventeen minutes for thei
message to travel over thousands of Alile
of land and sea-.
In turning corner Sunday afterno6,
n a cutter containing Mrs. Doehne anG
another lady was overturned and boil
ladies were thrown out. The horse ran but 8
short distance, stopping in an alley
Neither of the ladies was injured nor wa.
n the cutter damaged. 0
" A rather peculiar check passed through
4 St. Paul bank the other day. It was
drawn by Moses and Lazarus on the bank
of Jordan (Minn.) It savored strongly
of the Scriptural surely. There is a Jew
firm of the above name at Jordan and
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