New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

New Ulm is to have new photograph
gallary.
A. J. Stamm is working in the shop of
Hy. Kaschau.
John Lind was court visitor at Beaver
Falls last week.
G.. w. Schlottmann made trip to
CORTLAND on Monday.
Albert Baarsch has gone to Sioux City
to accept of employment.
M. J. Rosskopf was over from Win
throp Thursday on business.
John Bartel of Mountain Lake is again
here, assisting Keute s. Nagel.
A young St. Paul architect is assisting
c. A. Hers during the building rush.
Observation-Disclosures ofMankato is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. Hofer.
The village OF Gibbon is to have u
newspaper. A. G. Buck is the proprie-
tor.
Mi sses Louise Mueller and Louise
Zschunke have gone to St. Paul to re-
main.
Fred Gley has returned to Redwood
Falls and assumed charge of the francois
hotel:
Fred Behnke will receive carload of
pint bottles for certain trade in bott-
ling beer.
H. G. Garvin, the division freight sup
erintendent, has returned from his Euro
pean trip.
A county seat fight is on in Renville
county. Olivia and Beaver Falls are the
contestants.
! Miss Mueller will conduct dressmak-
ing shop at 300 South Minnesota Street
after May. 1st.
Adjutant General Muehlenberg has
commissioned John Buschers as 1st lieu
tenant of Company A, this city.
Judge Ingerval Olsen, is the manner
in which the ex-New Ulm law student is
referred to by the Redwood papers.
The Hers family now occupy the new
residence of G. A. Hers on State Street.
The1r former home is occupied by A. J.
Alvin.
Henry Kitzberger was serenaded by
the Star Band On Monday evening in
honor of the 23rd anniversary of his
birthday.
The Bollmanns will spend the week at
St. Peter, St. James, Garden City, Good
Thunder and other places, returning to
New Ulm Saturday evening.
Flynn and G. D. Gilfllan of Redwood
Falls and Geo. W. Somerville of Sleepy
Eye arc mentioned as candidates for Sam
Peterson's place in the senate.
Miss LULU Setter came up from St..
Peter Saturday to spend couple of
days with her father. She is now attend
ing school in our neighboring city.
Werner Boesch and wife arrived from
the west on Saturday. The Star Band
serenaded them in the evening. and all,
in fact, were glad tosee them back.
The st. Peter Journal, referring to the
notice that Judge Weber would not
stand for reelection, says that they
want no better man than the present in
cumbent.
A good deal of fishing with nets is 60
Ing on in the Cottonwood. 1t would be
we'll perhaps to inform the participants
that they are violating law to which a
heavy penalty is attached.
Twins. Two little dimpled girls. Both
healthy and both good looking. What a
proud father VIM. F. Setter must have
been Sunday evening when he was told
that the returns were all in.
! w. G.. Duncan, at one time engineer
in the Empire Mill, has returned FROM
Nebraska where he was engaged in feath-
er-cleaning business. He has concluded
to give it up as Improbable.
Nix doesn't write the articles on Greed
and Reason, as the Sleepy Eye Dispatch
would like to have It's readers believe.
Another man, whom the Dispatch anita
gonized years ago, happens to be the
author.
The Redwood Gazette thinks that B..
F. Webber may not be candidate for
reelection to the office of Judge next
fall. 1t also says that G. W. Somerville,
the Sleepy Eye lawyer, may aspire to be