New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-25
The Bollmanns' play at Onion Hall

tonight.
Wheat has taken tumble. It isnow
only 48 cents.
MI. Lind and wife returned from the
west on Monday.
The camp at Meyers creek was broken
Wednesday evening.
Herman Held went to Minneapolis
yesterday on business.
The cyclers made a trip to the fish
pond Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Tory Oleson went over to Madelia
Saturday to visit friends.
Peter Manderfeld has concluded to
move to New Ulm to reside.
DR.. Stamm came up from St. Paul yes
terday to see the Pfaender children.
Judge Weber and family expect to
90 into camp near Willmar this week.
Chas. Toberer and Albert Baarsch are
doing plumbing work at Redwood Falls.
The Behnke family and friends will
camp at the Milford fish pond next week.
Mrs. DR.. Marden has returned to the
city, after several months absence in the
east.
The large Central Market Building in
Minneapolis was destroyed by fire last
week.
DR.. J. H. james has been appointed as
special examiner by the pension depart
ment.
Fred Koehler of Hutchinson and Miss
Littia Albrecht of this city will be mar
ried to-day.
The fire alarm was sounded Wednes-
day night Cause-Slight fire in Have
meyers barn.
Henry Kaschau and VIM. Lauden-
schlaeger went to Mankato on their
wheels on Sunday,
Mr.. SorensoD, of the we'll known firm
of Sorenson & Dehuff of Sleepy Eye,
Was in the city yesterday.
Ferd. Crone, Gustav Fischer, Wm.Sil
version and H. D. Beussmann acted as
judges at Saturdays election.
Mrs. Kaes has been sued for throwing
stones through the windows of her neigh
bor's house, because her neighbor didn't
vote as she wanted him to in Saturdays
election.
The Active Turner'S will assemble at
the Hall on Friday evening and march
to Swan Lake, where they expect to re-
main till Sunday night. That they will
have good time you may be certain.
The Rattlesnake band will furnish the
music.
The little son of Fred Pfaender is af-
licted with diptheria. VIM. Pfaender's
son is also suffering from the same di-
ssase.
Miss Mary Lind, who has had charge
of the Lind residence during Mr.. and Mrs.
Lind's absence, left.Efor her Winthrop
home on Monday.
Eckstein, Steinhauser and Koch made
a gallant run. Had people been allowed
to vote as they wanted to, all three of
them would have been elected.
What hope is there of electing de-
cent citizen to Office when the churches
tolerate such high-handed ofenses against
the law as were practised last Saturday.
Why even in the south elections are
not carried on as they are here. Negroes
have more rights than the women who
elected Silvelson, Hornburg and Wehye.
The leisurely rider has time to rest his
eyes, as he passes, on the glimpses of
the landscape between the trees or the
bit of the ravine with its ferny sides. He
can stop for a moment to follow the
brook up the hillside, aud drink from it,
or the spring from which it flows, or to
refresh his soul with the landscape which
stretches away from the hilltop. These
things are the delight of bicycle riding
Ride Columbia ;they are best.
They claim that it was a fight between
Christianity and infidelity. They lie.
True Christianity never steals a mans
ballot; true Christianity never offers a
dollar with single ticket: true Christi
anity would never have authorized the
budding of women together in one
building and the inspection of their bal
lots with the assistance Of threats. Had
Christ been in the neighborhood Of
Union Hall on Saturday he would have