New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-25
Anton Wiesner has moved to Broad

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painting for Tauer 8 Luetjen.
The grading of Third North and Frank
lin Streets has been commenced.
The interior of the Commercial is be-
ing renovated by Tape s. Cordes.
Mrs. Chas. Marti who has been sick at
the hospital all winter is well again
a fine tile sidewalk is being laid i'll
front of Amme's residence on Broadway.
The marriage Of Carl Nagel, who lives
near Hauenstein's to California lady
occurred last week. Il.
Ed. 81. Huebner has been employed as
leading council in an important murder
trial at Montevideo.
Miss Bertha Mueller has rented rooms
over Ruemke s. Husvelmann's store for
her dress making parlors.
G. Wellner has returned from Curtiss
College at Minneapolis and is now at
the home of his parents in Lafayette.
The Hallock news invites The editors of
the state to join drives and boom John
! Lind for U. S. Senator to succeed WASH
| burn.
Proceedings have been commenced to
estab'is new school district in West
| Newton from territory to be taken from
Districts AZ AID 16,
Mrs. Berndt Amundson, of Lake Prai-
rle, Nicollet county, died at the home Of
Andrew Otterholm in this city, last
Thursday OF consumption.
A state training school for the coun.
ties of Brown, Redwood and Renville
will be held in Redwood Fall for four
weeks beginning with July Is. .
Quite number of new and stylish
horses are being driven on our streets OF
evenings nowadays. We are glad tc
note the tendency towards improvement
of stock.
Eugene Koehler will. start collectie +
of fowl and and game for exhibition
at the next'county fair. He already has
a fine species of sea gull, shot near Mey.
er's creek.
Herman Mueller, son of Fred Muel.
Ter of this city, and Miss Lena Lau OF
Springfield will be united in marriage
this afternoon. They will make New
Ulm their home.
Supt. Gragg of the Farmers Institute
Corps, will establish branch experiment
Station in Lyon county principally fo1
the sake of investigating soil treatment1n
the growing Of grains.
Andrew Amann will move the present
building next to Klossner & Mueller's to
the rear of the lot and in it's place erect
a two-story brick with twenty-five feet
frontage. A good improvement.
One of the twin daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Setter died Saturday morn
ing. The loss is severe one to the
parents, and sympathy will be general
| for them in their bereavement.
1t isreported that several children il
West Newton were poisond last week
from eating what they supposed TO be
mushrooms. No fatal or unfortunate re-
suits came from the unpleasant expert
ence, however.
The following are the various Council
Committees: Streets, Luetjen, Schube1
and Brust; Waterworhs, Schubert, Ziehe
and Brust; Parks and Graveyard, Zlehe
and Luetjen; Fire Department, Rudolph
Lights, Rudolph. ~.
Madigan, now in prison awaiting til,
decision of the Supreme court, has beel
transferred from the pattern department
Of the Minnesota Threshing Co. to TIN
office of chief council His duties con
sist in looking after the correspondence.
and accounts of the company.
4 chess club has been organized il
this city with the following officers Pres.
DR.. Hirsch; vice president, Prof Burk
secretary, J. Schaller; treasurer, III
Beussmann. Meetings are held every
Monday and Thursday evening and all
chess players are cordially invited to Join
W. W. Smith, who is aspiring for the
| Republican nomination for state treasu-
rer, is referring the people in his letter
toSamPeterson ofNew Ulmfor RECOMMEND
dations and urges them to write to Sam
for information regarding his werits.
Why not pick out someone, more popular
with Republicans, friend Smith?
Capt. Houston Of the Regular Army,
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