New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-03
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throp.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion at the courthouse.
A valuable Jersey COW, belonging to
John Hauenstein, died Tuesday morn
ing.
s.!A.fMcElhinny is enjoying visit
from his mother, whose home is in st.
Paul.
The marriage of Miss Annie Gruenen-
fielder to Ignatz Ambrosch has been an
nounced.
J. Newhart was Duluth visitor the
latter part of the week. He returned
Saturday. ~.-.-
Redwood county has been granted the
privilege OF combining her prisoners in
the St. Peter Jail. ......-
J. Newhart and Ferdinand Crone were
reported by the Dispatch as Capitol City
visitors last week.
Milan Velikanje has been enjoying his
,, vacation at his home in this city. Milan
is now located at Minneapolis.
August Hummel left for Minneapolis
yesterday to take course in the Dairy
School of the State University.
IConrad Huebner will spend the re-
mainder of his days with his daughter,
Mrs. II. Schue in Elkhart Lake, Wis.
Geo. Jahnke, son of F. -Jahnke of Cot
tonwood, went to Minneapolis yesterday
to. enter the Curtiss Business College.
On week from Sunday, Rev. Hartz-
haugh, the noted IlllnoisEvangelist, Will
preach at the Congregational church.
Two of the teachers in Lake Hanska.
Miss Trodahl and Mr.. Frederickson,
treated their pupils to Christmas trees.
Geo. Wagner's position in the North
western University of Chicago is that of
instructor inBotany and Pnarmacoguosy.
Henry Seifert has made arrangements
to rent his saloon to Gustav Goetscb.
The latter will take charge after April
18th.
Ex-senator Peek, who was here Mon
day in the interests of M. M. Madioan.
is one Of the best-known LAWYERS in the
state.
Henry Dirks thinks of opening new
general store in Springfield. His loca-
ton will most likely be in the new Opera
Block
Mrs. Tschoepel, widow living neal
the depot, died yesterday morning. She
leaves six orphan children in destitute
condition.
The marriage of F. Buggert of this ci
ty and Miss Anna Burginger of Morgan
is announced to occur at the latter place
| on the 9th.
The Pioneer Press of Saturday hint.
that Bobleter will soon announce himself
as a candidate for reelection to the stat,
treasureship.
| MIR. and Mrs. Paul Voss lost their in
FAINT child on Wednesday. The parent
will have general sympathy in their I'm
expected bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Weber gave
"library party'' to a number of thei
friends on Saturday evening. It was
pleasant and interesting affair.
Miss May Thompson, trimmer at tn
millinery store of Mrs. Pfefferle left 70
Little Falls yesterday to visit her par
ents. She will return to New Ulm i
March.
| Mr.. Laird, the young assistant in tn
Redwood Falls postoffice, was in tn
city Thursday. Mr.. Laird is candidat
fir the postmastership and his goo,
backing.
At the last Injecting of the Board O
Regents of the State University, MrLin,
OF this city was placed On the followin.
committees: Salary, Legislative and Ag
riculture.
johnson & Mueller, who recently es
tablished branch of their St. Peter stor
at St. James, have abandoned the enter
prise and removed the stock. The mem
bers of the firm are well-known in New
Tim.
| Fred Sommer has resigned from hi
position as book-keeper for the New
Clm Creamery Co. As yet, he is unde
clded between going into business TO
himself and accepting a position in St
| Paul. -
SPRINGFIELD is to have q monthly re