New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-05

Don't fail 70 hear Mss Marie Collin.
on next Monday evening. She il ! very
fine elocutionist and 3 Is deserving .ot a
good house.
The Redwood Gazette accuses Hays
and Peterson Of threatening to defeat
Sheriff Blethen of Redwood county for i
denomination.
A petition, or certificate Of nomina-
ton is being circulated here in behalf of
Judge Webber. His friends do not pro-
pose to see him beaten by willy politici-
ans.
Andrew Otterholm has rented the
building lately occupied by Chas. DAWN
and will start a hotel and boarding house.
For such a purpose the location is desir-
able.
Nicollet and CORTLAND sent large del
egations to the Missions Festival held on
College Heights Sunday afternoon. A
great throng from town was also pres
ent.
Aug. Schwertfeger has fitted out his
Iberia mill entirely with new machinery.
When the Improvements are completed
he will be able to turn out Is barrels
per day. .....
Ernst Brandt was in St. Peter Thurs
day and to Herald reporter predicted
that Sam Peterson would be laid out
both at the Republican convention and
at the polls.
The Review takes pleasure this week
IN announcing the birth of son to DR..
and Mrs. L. G., Bell. The little fellow
arrived Thursday morning and is in ex-
cellent health.
The Slayton Gazette says that John
Lind IS the lion of the people of that Sec
ton and that all of them would be ready
at word from him to support him for
United States Senator.
, The bus line of VIM. Gieseke Jr. has
been sold to Kretsch & Berg and Her
man Zell, night clerk for the Dakota
House. The new partnership will as.
sumo control at once.
Nicollet village is to have the next
Democratic convention for our neighbour
ing county. 1t will be hell on the 18th
of this month and will nominate candl-
dates for county Offices.
John McCabe, Paul Haesecke and n.
G. Anderson of st. Peter. John E. Mans,
of Belgrade and Rudolph Marti, of West
Newton, constitute the Democratic COM
mittee for Nicollet county.
The Bollmann Company has divided
Mr.. and Mrs. Bollman have accepted
positions in St. Louis, Mr.. Rehfeld in
Cincinnati, Miss Keffel in Milwaukee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Seifert in Chicago.
Chairman J. B. Sackett of the Nicollet
Co. Republican Convention has appoint
ed the following county committee:
Henry Moll, D. Fichthora, Aug. Sam
uelson, Martzel Altman and Christian
Jensen.
A relief fund for the sufferers at Hinck-
ley was started yesterday by Chas. L..
Roos, who will take the matter in charge.
No nobler offering could ever be made
and VIC trust our people will contribute
literally.
Let there be united effort this year
to awaken interest in. the County Fair.
New Ulm has the advantages and Brown
County the resources to afford better en-
tertainment and better exhibits than any
town in the valley. $50.
Word was received here yesterday OF
the death of Adolph Heinz, Minneapo-
lis brakeman, whose parents reside in
this city. As near as can be learned he
was run over by train while in the per-
Torrance of his duties.
The bicycle race at the track on Thurs
day was witnessed by goodly number
of people. In the two heats, Fir. Baasen
came in first, AID. Wagner. second and
Fred Brust third. The distance covered
was quarter of a mile.
H. Bobsin, relative of the Bobsin's
residing at CORTLAND, rode from Frank
fort, ILL.,, to the former village on BIZ
cycle last week. He also intends visit
ing several other Minnesota points on
his wheel before returning.
A stay Of proceedings has been grant
ed in the case of q. S. Grant, until Octo-
Der end, in order to allow his attorneys
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