New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

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editor of the Volksblatt.
Miss Emily Fritsche returned on Fri
day from a visit in St. Paul.
w. Eibner has purchased new 81 900
| soda fount for his restaurant.
+ Attorney Dalzell of Gibbon had bust
ness before the court Wednesday.
A boy now enlivens the home of John
kretch Jr. He arrived last week.
Mrs. and Mrs a. Bristow of Tracy
were visiting friends here last week.
The Worlds Fair half dollar souvenirs
have reached town. They find plenty
buyers.
The Star Band, just organized, will
give dance at Union Hall next Sunday
evening.
Chas. Brust is in St. Paul attending a
meeting of the State Fire Department
Association.
F. Immel, at one time resident of
this city, is candidate for the Lamber
ton postofice. -
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tuttlo of
the town of Home was buried in this city
last Wednesday.
c. Cory, young man of Home, this
county, is studying for the priesthood in
St. Paul seminary.
The Germania Turnverien of St. Paul
has elected Hugo Rehfeld chairman of
the literary committee.
A letter came through the mails the
other day from Germany on which the
postage due was fifty cents.
John Hauenstein and wife arrived in
Florida Thursday evening. They will
| remain there several weeks.
W. N. C. Bushard Of Lafayette has
been elected chairman of the Board of
| Commissioners of Nicollet county.
Both banks of this city will put in rev
fronts next spring and remodel their
offices. This is certainly as it should be.
The father of Brakeman Corbin, who
was killed at Sleepy Eye, has decided to
bring suit against the railroad company.
The recent court session was the short
est held in this county in the past twen-
ty years. Morally,swe are quite we'll,
thank you.
One of the treasurers of the New York
Life Insurance Company absconded the
| other day with $4,000 of the COM
pany's money.
e. Ahlness acted as foreman of the
grand jury and even Geo. W. Somerville
is said to have admitted that he would
make good attorney.
| Claus Anthony, the wealthy Lafayette
farmer who moved to Oregon, has pur-
chased land near Albany to the extent of
| 900 acres valued at $4,000.
0, G. Myhre, who has been doctorine
here for several weeks, will leave fol-
Minneapolis the latter part of the month
to continue his college studies.
The scarcity of residence houses il
New Ulm grows more and more notice
able every month. 1t is almost impossi
BILE for new corners to rent anything.
! Ernst and Aug. Gieseke Of this city
went to St. Peter last week to consult
with the county commissioners relative
to ditch across their land in Nicolle1
county.
At the Agricultural meeting next Sat
urday afternoon at Turner Hall, there
will be general discussion on the sub.
ject of taxation, commerce and public
highways. :
Geo. Gregory is in Jail here and viii
continue to abide in our midst for sixt,
days. He stole some underwear from ;
man in Amiret, Lyon county, and is nov
enjoying his reward.
The chimney of Jos. Vogel's Office
burned out Sunday evening and caused
considerable excitement. Had it caught
in the lumber yard, the results would
have been disastrous.
| dos. Henle cut his left hand with a
knife on Monday. The accident occur
red while cutting some thick leather,
and the cash extends the whole width
of the hand and IS quite deep.
E. W. Minske, who had his hand
burned while rescuing an engine from
the burning round house last week, has
gone to Waseca, where he will be laid
up for few days for repairs. J