New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Arnold Stamm has gone to Minneapo-

Arnold Stamm has gone to Minneapo-
lis.
VIM. Engel of Springfield is here on a
visit. ~
Editor L. P. Hunt of Mankato was in
town yesterday. :.
The MeryGo-Round is in the city
again this week.
Geo. Doehne has purchased the Com
mel lot On Broadway.
Peter Nanderfeld spent the week in
Gibbon, his old home.
Chas. Brust and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Golden Gate.
Miss Pietrus OF Pierre, S. D., is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Andrew J. Eckstein,
Arnold Stamm has severed his connect
ions with the Kaschau barber shop.
Theodor II. Bet-en of Linden will at
tend the State Agricultural School this
winter.
Yesterday was the last day for filing
nomination certificates with the county
auditor.
DR.. F. W. Fritsche, the dentist. has
rented office rooms over Ruemke s. Hue
velnlann's store.
Chas. Stuebe started for Dakota last
night to inspect his ranch. He will be
gone two weeks
Otto Peters and by, Guggisberg were
among the Gibbon1tes who visited oul
city last week.
Harmony Lodge of Modern Woodmen
are preparing to celebrate there first an
niversary on the 3oth.
Unclaimed reg. letters at the postof-
fee: Barbara Frank, WenZel 6under-
mann. Simon Pancka.
Stalwart Louis Bogen, who has sojourn-
edat his mothers home for the past two
months. goes to the Pacific coast Satur-
day.
Mrs. Otto Setter and Mrs. F. IT.
Behnke will receive callers Thursday at
ternoon from to 6 at the house of the
former.
Jno. A. Johnson, Albert Linstrom, J.
81. Block, John Peterson and c. R. Da-
Wis. all Nlcouet county candidates, were
il the city yesterday.
DR.. P. A. Aurness of Minneapolis
stopped off here last week on his way
home from duck hunt in Dakota and
spent day with DR.. Fritche.
Young Gieseke, who has been work
ing for Eibner, is now learning the bar
ber's trade with Frank Leibold. Paul
Hackbarth is back at Elbner's.
c. P. Cutting, Populist candidate FOL
the legislature, was in town Saturday
Charlie is making the most active canvass
of any candidate in the county.
Chas. Toberer celebrated his arrival at
the age of twenty-cne Sunday night in
company with the Star Band. Charlie
proposes to place his first vote for Judge
French.
4 horse was run over by the special
train yesterday morning on small bridge
near Redstone. Every leg was broken
and the section men were ordered to kill
the animal.
A farmer brought a load of hay to
town last week and was compelled to
haul it home again total distance of Is
miles In one whole day he could not
find a purchaser.
Edward Ne1mann always gets up an
attractive display window, and the
beautiful handkerchief exhibit in Graft
window this week is a good evidence
Of his tasks and skill rs 3 decorator.
Miss Josephine Drummer and Mr.. John
Schweiz, both of West Newton, were
married Monday morning by Rev. Bein-
hard at the West Newton church. The
bride is a daughter of Vinzens Drummer.
Geo. W. Sehlottmann has sold his sa-
loon stock and fixtures to his brother-1n
law. Chas. W. Block of CORTLAND. Dur
ing his short residence in New Ulm, Mr.
Schlottmann became very popular, and
many Will hope for his continued resi-
dence in our midst.
Improvement follows Improvement.
Cronc Bros Bros. have given the con.
tract to Schapekahm Bros fora new
front in their clothing store and work
will commence at once Next wear they
contemplate extending the improvement
tn the other denartments