New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-19
Emil Traeger il. in the city.
Rev. Williams Of Fairfax preached j
Lafayette Sunday morning,

Geo. Graft Is a candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for auditor.
The town of Home, this county, is said
to have an A. P. A. organization.
The local Democrats will hold their
caucus at Union Hall this evening.
. W. julius has resigned from the bust
ness management Of the Volksblatt.
Mrs. E. C. Behnke celebrated the Gath
of her birth on Monday.
Hans Mo is hustler-a mighty good
friend for candidate to have around.
Chas Quandt Of Lafayette will attend
the St. Paul Park College again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mart;nka of Lafa-
yetre are happy over the birth of son.
The Volksblatt has been sold to G. A.
Zieske of CORTLAND and CHI. Hornburg.
Fred Hauenstein is the father of a son
that arrived this morning. Wir gratu-
liren.
Joel P. Heatwole will be nominated
for congress in the Third district at Chas
ka to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Herzog of Tracy
stopped off here Monday on their way to
Wisconsin.
Crone Bros. lost thousands Of cucum-
bers on their spickle farm" through the
f:osts OF last week.
The marriage of Miss Emma Schape-
kahn to Mr.. Landwehr of Milwaukee
will occur this evening.
Borchert Bros. & Co. of LAFAYETTE
have threshed 10000 bushels of small
grain in the past 81 days.
Mike Feurer ofLeavenworth announces
himself as candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for sheriff.
The east end of Redwood county was
visited by prairie fire last week in which
the loss amounted to over $1,000.
August Sauer and Emanuel Albrecht
are students at the Watertown University
this year. It IS Lutheran institution.
Karl Glaushaugen of Springfield has
been committed to the county Jail for
thirty days for using abusive language.
The Populist Senatorial Convention
was held at Morgan on Saturday. I'll.
Gilbert of Redwood county was made
the nominee.
Henry Langmach has become an en-
ploye of Klossner & Mueller at Spring.
field. He was recently employed at
Granite Falls.
Oscar Erickson of Springfield makes a
splendid delegate. He goes into con-
vention to deliberate and not to cut and
slash as so many do.
81. W. G. Heideman, brother of our
own Charlie, has been nominated for
senator by the Republicans of the Flat
head district in Montana.
F. S. Brown has again been nominated
by the Republicans of Lyon county for
county attorney. In the last election he
was beaten by NJ. E. Mathews.
W. W. Smith didn't allow the flies to
settle upon lis frame during the entire
convention. His favorite candidates
didn't suffer any from his being present.
Thieves broke into the homes of Mr..
Book and Mr.. Dahlig in Lafayette on
Saturday. At the former place they Sc
cured few dollars in money, and at the
latter some clothes and other articles of
value.
Gov. Nelson spoke at Sleepy Eye We'd
nesday night to quite an audience. He
dealt on state and national issues in
plain argumentative manner, without anv
attempt at oratory, and made a good
impression.
Commenting on the Kraiss libel suit
the St. Peter Herald says: We always de-
plore q libel suit. yet we cannot sym-
path with newspaper man who would
drag the name of an innocent girl into
print and maliciously malign her.
That Peterson resolution ought to have
been typewriter, or the secretary ought
to haze rehearsed it with the auth.r be-
fore the convention. Then it might ne
yer have been known but what the rea-
der worked it out all by himself.
JimsE was keeping his eye out for
schemes and states with the view of break
ing them. Egan Isl Republican because
he believes in the principles of the party