New Ulm review., 1894-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.

! John Bartl is clerking at the Union.
Hotel.
A daughter of Carl Schultz of Morgan
is sick in this city.
The public schools closed on Friday
for til, summer vacation.
Hecker Post will attend the G.. A. r.,
encampment in Sleepy Eye. t..
Johnny Langmach has severed his
connections with the New Ulm News.
VIM. Heidemann of Elgin, ILL.,, is Wis
iting with his nephew, Gottlieb Schmidt.
H, Manderfeld will occupy the old
Setter gallery on Broadway after July
1st.
Miss Alice Laudenschlaeger visited
her New Tim friends and relatives last
week.
A merry -go-round was here during the
funniest and did as much business as
anybody.
Peter Moeger, merchant tailor, has
made an assignment. Liabilities $1,150
assests, $3.50.
Judge Frenci, of Redwood Falls is the
latest one to be added to the list of sena-
torial candidates.
Three of the. Nicollet boys played
with the New Ulm nine in their game
with Redwood.
]. H. Bolstad of Minneapolis was in
the city Sunday. He came here, on a
bicycle making the trip in day.
Alfred A, Schlumpberger went to
Mankato on Monday to attend the Com
mercial college of that place.
A band of gypsies, thirteen in all, gave
an exhibition on our streets Saturday laid
ell by five bears and two dogs.
The Gibbon nine which was to have
played here on the Oath, telegraphed at
late hour that the club could not appear.
J. R. Lankard, formerly of this city.
is candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for Treasurer of Redwood county.
No other exercise is capable Of so little
fatigue and so much good as that obtained
by ridinga irst-class bicycle. A Colum-
bia.
A MIN exhibited 'sthe body of petri-
fed woman" here dunng the Turnfest.
They are manufactured to order out in
Dakota.
Mrs. Henry Furst of Chicago is visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hauenstein. Mr.. Furst will be here on
the Fourth.
W. Boesch, J. Pfenninger, J. G, Ru-
dolph and G. Filzen drove over to Fair
fax and Gibbon the forepart of the week
on business.
Frank Clague, who studied law under
M. G. Robertson at Springfield, is fire.
quently spoken of for county attorney of
Redwood county.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Bergstrom of
Brighton was destroyed in Saturday s
storm. It was large barn and the
carpenters had hardly finished 1t when
the wind took toss at it.
Albert, son of Samuel MART of this
city, died in Sleepy Eye on Wednesday,
He was twenty seven years of age and
an industrious young man.
| A COW belonging to Herman Vogel-
pohl was killed'by the passenger train
from the west Saturday afternoon at the
Fourth North Street crossing.
NJ. G. Robertson announces emphati-
cally that he will not be a candidate for
county attorney this fall, Someone
clsc's mind may now rest easier.
Mrs. Tory Olson and two children az
rived here from Washington on Monday.
They will remain during the summer and
will be joined later by Mr.. Olson.
Miss Emily Helm is home from Chica-
go on visit. Herman Helm, accompa-
med by his wife, will arrive in a couple
of weeks to spend the summer vacation.
4 storm resembling small cyclone
struck St. Peter on Saturday. It tore
out the front of the opera house and
other buildings, ripped up trees and
sidewalks and played havoc in general.
The show windows of II. Loheyde and
4. W. Hauenstein were beautifully de-
corated during the Turnfest. Each had
a fountain at work, throwing a pretty
spray upon a bed of moss and flowers.
While repairing the old Forster 5uild-