New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.

MI>> May AaPPo A@o Sone w Nv 0"A
to remain.
Black Bros. of Sleepy Eye we're in
town Monday.
The steeple on the Evangelical church
| is being remodeled.
The Cycle Club made trip to West
Newton on Sunday.
Herman Schmidt was home from St.
Paul over Sunday.
Albert Meyer took photograph of the
Athletic club On Sunday.
Mrs Mcshane of Minneapolis is visit
| ing here with her parents.
1t is safe to say that fully $4,000 are
invested in bicycles in this city.
Jos. A. Eckstein has been admitted to
| practice before the Z. S. court of ap-
peals.
| Pensions were granted or Thursday to
Geo. Lent of Sleepy Eye and Josephine
Mueller of New Ulm.
| DR.. J. W. B. Welcome has returned
from California. His health is very
materially improved.
The bass and pickerel have commenced
to bite in the Cottonwood. The anglers
will therefore be happy.
Augustin Unger, who spends portion
of his time in this city will deliver an adj
dress in Lake Hanska tomorrow.
Company A received 81 for each man
present at inspection Thursday night.
The total amount received was 1898.
| It IS quite possible that Prof. RHEIMS
burg of Kansas may visit our city soon
and deliver another free thought lecture.
Oar Reese, who spoke in New Ulm at
the last Republican county, convention
is candidate for clerk of supremecourt
August Keller will arrive here from
Chicago next Monday to spend a few
days with his parents. His wife will &C.
company him.
Patrick Cosgrave of Murray Co. is in
iail here under an indictment from the
Redwood grand jury for disposing of
mortgaged property.
Madigan has again been indicted this
time for forgery. The Redwood grand
Jury is determined to keep him behind
the bars, very safe place as rule.
| John Hauenstein Jr. will return home
from Milwaukee, where he has been
studying the brewers trade, this week.
His Instructor will accompany him.
F. Burg Sr. will act as marshal dur
ing the funniest. The secretary will be
Chas L. Roos and the executive commit
tee F. Burg, R. Nix, E. Brandt. J, n.
Strasser and H. Rudolph.
c. Bang, the young gentleman who
was so unfortunately injured in thresh-
ing machine last summer, has secured
employment in Tracy as engineer in the
waterworks and electric light station.
State Treasurer Bobleter will 90 tc
New York next month for the purpose
of investing the balance of the school
fund, amounting to about $35O,OOC
which will he ready for investment ir
July.
A Young farmer hand near Gibbon is
in jail now for stealing from the various
stores of the village. 1t seems that he
had KEYS to at least thirteen of the bust
ness houses and made regular raids or
the cash drawers.
DR.. Fritsche received number of vac.
cine points from Secretary Hewitt last
week and used them to good advantage
The DR.. believes in taking precautior
whenever there is the least possible ap'
| pCdlduCc VI It's ACCu.
Al. Schell has concluded to go into
partnership with his brother, Otto, II
the management of the August Schel]
Brewery. This insures Adolph's perma'
nent residence in New Ulm, fact which
his many friends will be glad to learn.
The piano recital by the pupils OF Miss
airsch at the Congregational church on
Thursday evening was quite largely at
tended and was we'll worthy of the pat
ronage it received. The pupils showed
marked advancement under Miss Hirsch's
instruction.
The 18th of May marks an event in
Norwegian history even as July 18th does
in American annals. It was on that day
IN 1914 that's brave little hand renounced
the Norwegian allegiance to. the loyal
houea IF nonmark and haco~o- IN ono