New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-09
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ents in Nicollet.
The marriage of Aug. Dnks to : young
Lafayette lady has been announced
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch brings out
L. G. Vogel as candidate for auditor.
Simon Wellner of Lafayette now oc-
cupies the Wankum residence 10 this
city.
Richard Pfeferle left for the Michi-
gan Peninsula ON Monday to visit his
mother.
Sheriff Anderson has been spending
the past few days in Redwood County
ON business.
Chas. Gebser visited the cities last
week for the purpose of selecting his
stock of wallpaper
J. e. Brentzel, brother-in-Iaw of John
Scheible, is visiting here. His home is
IN Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Mr.. Dah1ig of Lafayette moved to town
during the week and now occupies his
new home ON South Minnesota Avenue.
Quite number of electric light globes
were broken in different parts of town
| during the electric storm of Friday even
ing. The disturbance in the elements at
times seemed to be uncomfortably close
| at hand.
The Bollman troupe was greeted by a
very large audience lnSleepy Eye Thurs
day evening and their reception was cor
dial. The attendance in Springfield
Friday evening was not so large, OWING
to the storm.
Richard Wagner, now in this city, with
the BoIImann Co.. has German Edition
of the Bible of 1856, printed shortly at
ter Gutenberg's time. A Milwaukee
bishop once offered him $3.50 for the
valuable relic.
| ST. Peter has two proposals for pew
lopera houses. One is already definitely
Isettled upon, while the other will give
the town $4,000 theatre i'll return 70,
| 81, 900 bonus. Jos. Engessor, the local
brewer, makes the proposition.
| The report that 81. c. Warnke would
be candidate for county treasurer IS de-
MED, as Mr.. Warnke is engrossed in bu-
siness matters that require his whole at
tent1on. Undoubtedly Burg will be his
own successor as he we'll deserves to be.
The z. of P. boys of New Ulm and
| elsewhere Will be glad to hear that Griel
NJ. Orr, one of their order, was one OF
the two Republicans who escaped defeat
in the SANITY City election last week
Mr.. Orr assisted in organizing the lodge
at this place.
| Mr.. Buschick, the dancing teacher
Will leave in few days for Cleveland,
| Ohio, to attend the national association
meetings, after which he will return and
organize classes for next winters work in
Sleepy Eye, Redwood Falls, St. Peter
Mankato and this city
| The Columbian Whist Club held its
last session Saturday evening and the
| prizes for the season were awarded. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Pfefer1e made the highest
total scores, while DR.. Weiser and Mrs.
Hagberg were unfortunate enough to
| win the '-boobY" honors.
In charging the grand jury at Red
wood Falls, Judge Webber drew a les
son from the action of the petit jury in
the Madigan case, and warned them to
reveal none of their actions except to
the court, not only during the court ses-
sion but during their lifetime as we'll
Reports from Tracy indicate that Or
GAMERS from the Kelly commonweA az
my are working Tracy, Sleepy Eye and
other points along the Northwestern with
a view of receiving reinforcements.
They claim that 800 men will join the
army from the southern part of this
state.
Chas. DAWN has opened restaurant
parlors in the Huebner building On South
Minnesota Ice-cream, fruit, confection-
cry and mild drinks will be his stock in
trade, and we sincerely trust that the
young men may meet with much success.
The place will also serve as depot for
Scl,eu's bottled beer.
g. S. Grant, who has been In Jail here,
was taken to Redwood Falls on Friday
and on Saturday he was indicted by the
grand jury, together with Ebb Watson