New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-25
LOCAL NEWS :''''

Sioux City. .@
Relatives of J. Reardon arrived from
Ireland this week. .s ..i t:z
Court convenes in Redwood county
next week, Tuesday, "
The Misses Hirsch spent the week with
friends in Mankato. T. 49,
Judge Ingerval Olson was down from
Redwood over Sunday.
B. J. MART, the Fairfax barber, has
again removed to this city.
Postmaster Brust's office quarters are
being repapered and painted.
The Steam Laundry was failure. [
ceased doing business Saturday.
w. A. Hubbard and wife spent por-
ton of the week at Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Schell returned from weeks
visit with S.. Paul friends on Saturday.
Otto Schell will build large l9ock
on the J. B. Arnold corner this summer.
Alb. Meyer has new style camera and
will take views throughout the surround
ing country.
Plant your trees next Friday-the day
set apart by the governors proclamation
as Arbor Day.
H. Saverien has purchased the Schramm
resider ce on Broadway, now occupied
by P. R. McHale.
The Lindmeyer Band gave dance at
Schmucker's Tivoli on Saturday evening
1t was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Harkin of St. Pc
ter will make another tri p to bonny
Scotland next summer.
Hon. John Lind will deliver an all
dress before the college students of St.
Peter on the 9Th of May.
The city council have decided to is
sue bonds to the amount of $4,000 to
run 80 years and bear five per cent in
terest.
The City Council has elected O. G.
Stricken health officer. DR.. Weshcke
Was nominated for the place and receive
the votes of Rudolph and Brust.
City Clerk Schillinys salary has been
raised to $50 per month, an increase of
ten dollars. The salaries of all other CT
ty officers remain the same as last year.
1t is now stated that the prospects for
"a division of Renville COUNT and the Or
ganization of new one have vanished.
The Governor is reported to have refused
to consider the petition.
The race track and driving park would
DC o.re OF the best things New Tim could
sec:sre. In other cities it brings heaps
of money to the town each year and
why shouldn't it re!
Young W. L. Pierce is monopolizing
the offices of Redwood county. AS a
new, conner he was first chosen county at
torncy, and has now been elected attor-
for the village of Morgan.
Mrs. Mary Lease, the Kansas cyclone,
will visit Minnesota il May. She has
given up political work and is now en-
gagged in organizing what she claims to
be genuine Masonic lodges for women.
During Edwin Booths visit to Berlin
years ago, it was Theo. Bollmann's good
fortune 10 play the part of Horaio's in
Booths rendition of Hamlet, and the
parts of Edgar and the Jester in King
Lear.
The U. S. court at Mankato last week
was adjourned without the transaction
of any business. G. A. Ottomeyer OF
this city was one of the Jurors, and had
the pleasure of meeting the famous up
start, Birch Bark Bede.
The Standard Mining and Milling Co.
Of Hil]sboyo, New Mexico, of which Hon
Nicholas GALES, brother of Jos. Gales of
this city, is manager, is interested IN a
SUIT in the St. Pail courts, involving
100000 worth of stock.
Ex. Senator Peck, Madigan's attorney,
is confident that the Supreme Court de-
cision in the Madigan case will be favor;
able TO his client. Jos. A. Eckstein of
this place has been assisting Mr.. Peck
in the preparation of the brief.
The Spirit Of spite is altogether too
prevalent in this city. For its sake last
week, Crone Bros. were put to consider
able unnecessary Inconvenience in open
ing alleys through their pickle farm. For
the sake of hatred, good institutions
must suffer-.