New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23


city Saturday calling on old friends,
II. F. Dirks of Springfield attended
his brothers wedding in Lafayette last
week.
G. E. Schmidt of Tracy brought his
deceased child to this city last week for
burial.
T. Mueller has quite fine and rare
collection of native birds on exhibition
in his store window. ,.s-~ T.
Attorneys Steinhauser and Lind took
a hand in the legal grind at the Nicollet
county court session last week.
The Bollman Troupe had large houses
in both Fairfax and Gibbon. They played
under guarantee at each place.
DR.. Fritsche was Sleepy Eye visitor
last Wednesday. VIM. Burg transacted
business in Gibbon on the same day.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. is making an effort
to grow mushrooms in his garden, and
has good hopes of meeting with success.
Ruemke & Huevelmann won a two
year-old colt which was ratified off at the
picnic in West Newton Sunday after
noon.
The free night school at the Union
Building is under the direction of the
Misses Hirsch, Klossner and Title
Schuetz.
A picnic was held at Reinhard's place
in West Newton Sunday afternoon which
was enjoyed bya large concourse Of peo-
pie, among whom were goodly num-
Der of New Ulmltes.
Notwithstanding Bobleter is not
candidate for re- collection, six of the Re-
publican editors interviewed by the Min
neapolis Tribune express themselves as
unqualifedly in his favor.
A Northwestern railway surgeon pass
ed through here Friday and vaccinated
a number of the company's employees.
AS result several of the boys are laid
up with swollen and ritating arms.
Geo. GRIMM, of Springfield, passed
through here Friday afternoon on his
way to Milwaukee to attend the marriage
of his sister. Tony Schneider is acting
station agent during the formers alb
sence.
The Princess Trebizonde Opera Co.
made an effort last week to visit New
Ulm under guarantee. This is one of
the best operate organizations on the
road, but the guarantee was not forth
coming.
Twelve members of the Mankato Lied
ertafel will unite with the local Maenne-
Choir in their concert next Sunday even
ing. The two societies will sing among
other things, Gan die Kunst" selection
from Wagner.
VIM. Fenscke has purchased Old Fleet
wood, the well-known Mankato horse.
In his younger days, this animal was the
fastest in this sec ton If the country. and
for short distances still maintains rath-
er rapid gait.
Ex-Congressman Lind was prevented
by other duties from attending the ex-
ercises held at Minneapolis IN celcbra-
ton of the Norwegian day of independ-
ence. He was booked for the leading
address of the occasion.
G. A. Benson drove over from Win
throp on Tuesday, accompanied by Judge
Huebner. The latter informs US that his
newspaper career ceases this month. He
has sold tho Winthrop News to Mr.. Di-
mond of Excelsior.-St. Peter Herald.
The New Ulm Base Ball Club was re-
organized last week with the following
members: F. Baasen, VIM. Meyers, J..
Swieter, F. Brust, VIM. Joern, R. Baasen
E. J. Olson, W. Heidel and J. Schonwci.
Ter, the last three being from Nicollet.
Some of our citizens are fighting the
cate-pillars to good advantage by setting
fire to their nests when tho creatures all
happen to be at home. Prof. Lugger
suggests that it would also be well 10
spray small quantity of London Purple
on the trees.
The New Ulm News is Informed that
the people who recently invited Mr.. Lind
to speak here are not so narrow minded
as to inquire into his church affiliations.
A Turner sometimes possesses more ac-
tual religion than an hypocritical pro-
tessor.-St. Peter Herald.
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