New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-19
Flax has risen in price to t1.25 PEI

from Winthrop.
Chas. Getting is enjoying visit from
relatives in Missouri. '.
BY. Wiedemeier Of LAHORE, Iowa, is
visiting friends in Lafayette. Vi
Mrs. Anna Kosneck of this city has
been granted widows pension.
Herman Vogtel has been employed as
second miller in the Empire Mill.
G. L. Smith will deliver Republican
speech in Sleepy Eye on the 26th.
Mrs. Murphy of St. Peter is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. F. r. Behnke.
A new chime of bells has been placed
in the steeple of the Evangelical church.
Philip Gross Jr. and wife of Milwaukee
are paying visit to Mr.. Gross Of this
city.
The Concordia Band gave free con-
cert in the German Park Saturday after
neon.
Two young men from Madelia joined
the Hurlburt & Leftwich show at this
place.
Mrs. Schneider, nee Schorregge, of
Wisconsin is the guest of Miss Bertha
Behnke.
Everybody1s cordially invited to attend
the dance at the Union Hall Saturday
evening,
Fred Gley will arrive here this week.
He will not go south for the winter as
reported.
Mathew Prom will make New Ulm
his home after returning from wedding
trip to Chicrgo.
Oar Hall has once more been nomina-
ted for senator in Renville county. Oar
was once in Congress.
John Joeppel and Jos. Trautmiller
joined the Hurlburt & Leftwich circus
and left with it on Monday.
Robert scherer, having accepted po-
sition in Albert Lea, his wife left for that
city the latter part of the week.
The Redwood delegation is instructed
for Judge French and bound by the unit
rule. This insures his nomination.
II. L. Blethen's brother, Casper, easily
walked away with the Republican noml-
nation for sheriff in Redwood county,
receiving nearly every vote in the con-
| vention.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give social Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Mowery. Ice Cream and
other refreshments will be served from
to ten o'clock.
Next year Mr.. Dengler will erect a
two story brick block, the cellar of which
is to be used as a bakery. His business
is at prrsent too large tor the quarters
he now occupies.
A prize bowling contest in the after
noon and dance in the evening furn-
ished entertainment to the residents OF
Essig on Sunday. New Ulm was pretty
we'll represented.
Miss Kenney has returned from the CT
ties and will again act as trimmer IN the
millinery store of Mrs. Pfefferle. She is
a competent young lady and will prove
valuable assistant.
The Populists of Nicollet county have
nominated Fred Fritsche for senator and
Gottlieb Arndt of CORTLAND tor treasu-
rer.Mr. Fr1tsche has not decided whether
he will accept or not.
Editor Kraiss has been retired from the
editorial chair of the Volksblatt. Evid-
emily because he told the truth under
oath about some of the stock holders and
about that good man Rein.
Miss Minnie Fischer opens her kinder
garten school at Turner Hall this week.
This is an enterprise that ought to receive
general encouragement, for there is no
influence which tells so much on the
children as that which is exerted by a
toughtful teacher when they are very
young.
1t is true some people prefer to walk
| others to drive wheel if recognized
merit and workmanship, never tires of
expressing words of praise and gratifca-
ton as to it's beneficial results, both to
body and mind. The best wheel is the
| Columbia.
The Democratic ticket in Nicollet
county is as follows: Treasurer, F. l..
Otto; Sheriff, Chas. sontag; register,
Albert TinstrOm. in1ue Of rrnhatn M