New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-14
Miss Bobleter Of st. Paul IS visiting in

Miss Bobleter Of st. Paul IS visiting i
the city. ,5i rs
G. H. Ross of Minneapolis is in the ci
ty to-day on business.
The Winslow Medicine, troop will 1eav,
town tomorrow morning.
John Lind left for Washington Mon
Cay aftern Don on legal business.
Col. Pfaender, Col. Baasen and F.
friedman are attending the Grand Ar.
my encampment in Minneapolis.
City Clerk Schilling is once more able
to attend to his official duties. This
will be good news to many.
DR.. Stamm has resigned from the St.
Paul School Board, and with his wife
will soon pay a visit to Switzerland.
U. S. Grant of Redwood county is in
Jail here again for the third term. Twice
now his trial has been put off, this time
to the goth.
The music box at the City Dug Store,
Oh which so many held tickets, was raf-
fled off on Wednesday. Chas. Block of
CORTLAND held the lucky number, $50.
Adolph Alvin has finished plastering
A. I. Settlers new residence Adamant
was used throughout the whole building,
and the cold weather did not stand in
the way of an excellent job.
On Friday evening Rev. G. 0. Reohr
of Sleepy Eye will lecture at the Con-
gregational church on India. The lee
ture will be illustrated with some splen-
did views of the scenery of that far off
land and illustrating the habits and GUS
toms of it's peculiar people. These views
alone. are worth seeing. Not only for
the entertainment afforded but for the
instruction as we'll. The price of admis-
sion for adults will be twenty-five cents
and for children fifteen.
A question has arisen in Redwood
county as to the legality Of the appoint
ment of S. L. Pierce of St. Paul to be
county attorney, he beinga nonresident.
Several lawyers of considerable standing,
it is claimed, have given it as their opin-
ion that the commissioners had no au-
thority to go outside of the county to
m AXE selection as long as there were
attorneys right at home who were Gem
petent and fitted.
The Fairfax Crescent says: A move
ment is on foot to create new county
with Fairfax or Glbbon as the county
seat. The new county would comprise
the townships of Palmyra, Martinsberg,
Bandon, Wellington, Cairo and Camp ia
Renville, Ridgley and West Newton in
Nicollet and Grafton, Moltke, Lawrence,
Bismarck and Corri~h Of Sibley. All in
habitants OF the proposed county would
find it very convenient to do their coun-
ty business at either of the above named
villages, whereas now some Of them have
to travel 40 or so miles with much in
convenience.
Crone Bros. have purchased for their
store new invention IN the form of a
computing scale. The peculiar feature
of this scale is that when an article is
weighed and the price per pound is
known, the money value of the article is
computed instantly to tn, fraction of a
cent. Or if fraction of pound is
wanted in purchase, say five cents worth
of that which is worth IL cents per pound,
all the clerk has to do is to set his scale
bars at 13 and and the scale gives the
required amount of the article to the
fraction of an ounce. It is the greatest
pIOtCCC1OI VfC1 ttlI "C1S11-
inc we have ever SEEM
A special to the dailies from Jackson
on Monday relates the following inter
esting news concerning Prof. Aaron F
Schmidt who is principal OF the schools
at that place and who is also a nephew
of DR.. NJ. Lipp of Cottonwood: A free
for all fight occurred in the high schoe
yesterday, The janitor got into dis
pute with Principal Schmidt about thu
heating apparatus, which led to ho
| words and resulted in Schmidt ordering
the janitor out of the building: He re
fused to 30 and Schmidt started to throw
him out bodily. The janitor met hin
half way with a singer in the eye ane
knocked him completely out. schmid
lay perfectly quiet for fear of anothe
blow and yelled for help till Prof. Ludt
Ike came to the rescue with club, bu
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