New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. SilYerson are yis-

Through the work Of Messrs. Velikan-
je, stengef Gales, Berndt, Herian,
schotzko and lavender, new lodge Of
Hermann Sons will be started soon in
the village Of Fairfax
The Harvest Festival at }einhart,s
place in West Newton last Sunday was
well attended, particularly by people
from New Ulm. The day was fine and
all enjoyed themselves.
Richard Fischer has been rendered a
position as professor of chemistry in the
schools at Grand Rapids, Mich. Dick is
fast getting to the front as the result of
industry and studious habits,
NJ. J. Bowling of the Renville Star
Farmer has called non-partisaa siudici-
al convention to be held at Redwood
Falls on the Goth Of September. This is
a move intended to defeat Judge Web.
Der.
Hoods Pills are the best family cath
artic and liver medicine. Harmless, re-
liable, sue.
Sheriff Blethen of Redwood captured
the forger, Ives, near Linden post office
last week. He took him to Redwood
where he was given hearing and bound
over to the district court. He is now in
Jail here. 49,. - f.
Fully dozen bicyclis,s will enter the
twc7mile road race tomorrow evening.
The boys have been going over the road
repeatedly during the past few days and
are fairly well prepared for the trying
and exciting contest.
A picnic will be given by the campers
at Swan Lake on Suud ~ afternoon. These
will be some ct the entertainments for
which prizes are offered: Milchessen,
Eierlauten, Topfschlagen, Gerwerfen.
Preisschiesen, Schifferstechen and Creased
Pig.
VIM. E. Koch has just received a fine
hunting boat from Wisconsin. tits said
of this boat that is so light that it will
float wherever there is dampness or dew.
With the aid of this boat Willie expects
to make great ravages among the ducks
this fall.
The Midsummer Festival at Turner
Hall Park Sunday evening was thor
ough success. The crowd was unusual
ly large, the entertainment was novel,
the illumination brilliant, the music of
a nature to please, and the refreshments
abundant. Nothing was lacking to make
1t highly enjoyable affair, creditable to
these who managed it.
c. A. Severance, the law partner of U.
S. Senator Davis and one of the bright
est young attorneys in the state spent
Sunday, together with his wife, as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind. This
was Mr.. Severance's first visit to New
Ulm and he was much impressed with
the beauty e.f the town.
Mr.. Warnke, an aged farmer, living on
the farm of Jacob Spaeth in Lafayette,
was killed by bull last Wednesday.
The vicious animal had made attacks on
other members of the family previous to
that day, and when the old man entered
the pasture the bull made for him with
customary fury. The farmer kept him
back with pitch forkeandssuccecded in
driving him off. but as soon as Warnke
turned and started TOR thn gate the bull
rushed at him and hurled him to the
ground, stamping on him furiously. Mrs.
Warnke chased the animal away, but the
farmer only lived an half hour or so af-
ter being taken to the house.
The Germania Ladies' Lodge have
elected the following new officers: Ex-
President, Mrs. Bellnl; Pres. Mrs. Burg
vice-pres., Mrs. G. Stengel; treas, Mrs.
Hauenstein; recording secretary, Miss
Gebser; corresponding secretary, Miss
Berndt; Guide, Mrs. Sapey; Sentinels,
Mrs. GALES and Mrs. Loheydc; trustees,
Mesdames Pfeiffer, Rudolph and Roos
The Herald would respectfully remind
those Nelson shouters who are endeayor-
ing to read Hon. John Lind out of the
party, because of his views on the money
question, that Nj. Lind has lots of good
company in the republican ranks. When
it comes to reading men out of the party
fer political heresy, what's the matter
with our governors Was he not one Of
the two republicans who in congress vot-
ed for the abominable and sectional Mills
5bill2 Did he not speak for free trade as
against protection when the tariff ques-
fiOn vas the only. Iivinr. ;co,H l,o<-o..,E