New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-31

nrSt snow OF the season.
John Torrey, the weI-known Albin
farmer, will move to Bashaw next year.
The Turnverein will celebrate the seth
anniversary of its organization on, the
18th.
P. 4. Gale has sold his farm in the
town of Home and moved to Renv1lle
county.
A. J. Alvin IS helping out behind the
counters of Neumann's store during his
vacation.
Geo. Doehne has purchased the vacant
lot at the corner of Broadway and Sec
ond North Str.
Miss Frances Kennedy of Golden Gate
will teach in the Hillesheim district III
Stark this year.
Judge French is IN the city to-day and
will make tour of the nelghboring
country towns.
John Lind and Charles L. Roos listened
to Tom Reeds speech in Minneapolis
Wednesday night.
The Dramatic Section are rehearsing
"Im Austragstueberl." 1t will be played
late in November.
Congressman McCleary will not speak
in Springfield Tomorrow afternoon as
has been advertised.
There is talk of uniting the Concordia
and Star Bands. This ought to make a
fine musical organization
The Republicans of Redwood county
are working. They have local speakers
in each township every evening.
1t is possible that Congressman Kiefer
CT St. Paul may accompany Congressman
Me- leary to this city tomorrow.
Leon S. Koch, once an applicant for
teachers position in this city, is making
Republican campaign speeches this fall.
Ed. Alvin is back from Arlington
where he has been soliciting life insur-
ance for the Northwestern of Minneapo-
lis.
Next Tuesday is election day. Ar
rangements will be made during the
present week for receiving Geographic
reports.
Henry Fe1g a prominent Seventh Dis
trict Republican and candidate for state
senator, has declared for John Lind for
United States Senator.
NJ ]. Bowling, the Renville editor
who aided the attempt to defeat Judge
Weber, is billed to speak at Albin on
the evening of November 2nd.
Last Sunday was ''Prison Sunday all
over the state and the clergymen gener-
ally devoted their sermons to prison re-
form and the betterment of criminals.
We notice that in the Springfield Liter
airy meetings, DR.. Rothenburg is giving
his reasons for being Democrat. Cash
Ter Mo explains his faith in Republican
ism.
Jno. A. johnson, Democratic candi-
date for senator, addressed meeting in
CORTLAND village Friday night. He will
speak at West Newton next Saturday
evening.
Aug. Hevmann and Andrew Aumueller
returned from their hunting tour near
Browns Valley Wednesday evening. Dur
ing three days the shot fifty geese, three
hundred ducks and about one hundred
chickens.
John F. Neumann has just received a
carload of California wine, white and red
which he is selling at so cents per gallon
and upwards. He offers 5000 to anyone
who will prove that any of the wine is
not pure,
Mrs. Henry Neumann went to Sleepy
Eye Saturday to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. Johannson, who died on
Wednesday. Her death was caused by
long suffering from weak lungs resulting
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ochs are the happy par
ents Of fine girl who made her appear
ance Monday, Oct. 22nd. She has con-
tracted to build herself solid (brick)
constitution in our glorious Minnesota
climate.--Springfeld Advance.
The Linden Hanska and Sigel creamer-
les are declaring large profits. Weheard
of one man this week who received over
s43 as his share of the profits made sby
the Sigel creamery from the sale of but
ter in single month. All of the butter