New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-04
Posto <ice Inspector Wood is in the

visit from Winona.
Frank Walters, Of the Morton Milling
Co.. was here Sunday
j. G. Rudolph will make trip 70 Du-
lnth and Chicago next ). eek.
s J. Newhart has supplied his home with
CITY water-works connections.
Mr.. Won Essen and family ofLe Sueur
spent Sunday with Matthew Mueller.
Miss Antonia Zicheris mi ;inga visit
from Miss Emma Schmidt al, Springfield.
II. l.. BIcthen entertained his nephew
from Tracy during the latter liirt Of last
week.
Little Alma Marti of St. Pant is visit
ing with her grandmother, Mrs. August
Schell. -. ~
The Y. .. S. of c.. E. will go Into
camp at Swan Lake for acouplc o. wccks
in few days.
Miss Fish of Brookings, S. D., has "'''
spending few days with her friend, Miss
Helen George.
The Roller Mill gives out diseased
chinch bugs to those holding receipts
every Tuesday and Friday.
1t. Bishoff of Chicago and his niece,
Miss Schmidt, are visiting in the city.
The latter is the guest of Mrs. Jos. A.
Eckstein.
Henry'Furst Jr. arrived here from
Chicago Saturday afternoon. He will
remain here few days and return with
his wife the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Lind went to Utah and Wyoming
Thursday evening on legal business,
Mrs. Lind accompanied him as far as
Salt Lake City where she will remain
two weeks.
Capt. Burg's Battery of twenty horses,
three pieces of artillery and a dozen men
will participate in the G.. A. r. encamp-
ment at Sleepy Eye. They will give an
exhibition drill to-day.
While Otto Setter was sitting Oh the
porch of his house last Wednesday night
a window shutter was blown down and
hurled against his eye. The wound is
bad one.
A man came to New Ulm on bicycle
from Kandiyohi county Monday after
noon for the sake of seeing DIR. Lugger
relative to chinch Jugs. That man has
some sense.
The Lutheran Synod in session in St.
Paul last week decided to raise $4,000
to apply on the debt of the Seminary at
this place, and also to make it first
class Normal School.
kindergarten work will be introduced
into the Springfield public schools and
special teacher will be employed at
salary of $50 per month. The village
has the right kind of school board.
Luther Nichols of Fairfax heads the
Renville delegation to the Republican
State Convention. The delegates are
instructed for Judge Start for Chief just
Ice and for Gorham Powers for Associate
Judge.
Mrs. Anna Baumgarten has just re-
turned from her trip to Europe. While
she has numerous friends and relatives
in the old country, still she thinks there
is no place like America and is glad to
be once more within her shores.
The same day that the cyclone visited
Brown County, Gibbon and Fairfax were
struck by strong winds, as were also
Pipestone, Renville and other sections of
Southern Minnesota. In some places
the damage to life and property was con-
siderable.
When one hears a farmer proposing
that the mills should raise fund with
which to pay boys for catching chinch
bugs on the ground that if the crop is
destroyed the millsrs will be the losers,
he is compelled to laugh at the narrow
sightedness of the farmer.
NJ. NJ. Madigan, the Redwood Falls
attorney, who is serving three years.
sentence at Saltwater, is not satisfied
with the action of the supreme court
denying him new trial, and has engag-
ed council to make a reargument. So
says special telegram from Saltwater.
Prof. Lugger is making an effort to
discover an infectious desease by which
he can rid the country Of gophers. He
has successfully experimental with one