New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18
The work on Schell's new building has

begun.
Nearly all of the railroad boys have
been taken back to work.
Chas. Stengel has sold. his Massive
dog for $25 to an iberia party.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson and daughter were
at Pipestone the greater portion of the
week.
A. G. Kraus, travelling salesman,
filed the pulpit of the Congregational
church on Sunday.
Henry seifert celebrated the annivers-
airy of his birth on Monday evening.
The Star Band assisted with music.
A vote for Eckstein, Steinhauser and
Koch means vote for good schools and
not for satisfaction of personal spite.
: Jos. Bobleter is in the city this week
attending to the duties of the Brown
County Bank during the session of the
county commissioners.
Harvesting has commenced in earnest.
In some sections the wheat and oats
crop is excellent, while in many others
chinch bugs have destroyed everything.
w. Schotzko and julius Berndt are
attending Hermann's Grand Lodge
session in Saltwater. Albert Steinhauser
and DR.. Bell represent the Reuter- lodge.
The county commissioners have appro-
priated $50 for Prof. Lugger's use in
exterminating the destructive chinch bugs
Blue Earth county gave him $3.50 and
Olmstead 500.
Deputy Marshal Sheehan came I'D from
St. Paul Friday evening to summon c.
W. H. Heideman, S. D. Petersen and 0.
G.. Stricken as witnesses before the Unit
ed States Grand July.
VT. Sherman writes from Eden that
in his neighborhood the chinch bug di-
sease is working effectively. He claims
that millions of dead ones can now be
found in his corn fields.
Vote for Andrew J. Eckstein, Capt.
Steinhauser and VIM. Koch next Satur-
day afternoon. They are candidates for
principle and not for the mere sake Of
being in the majority.
Albert Pfaender has rendered his re-
signation as teacher in the public schools
and will attend the University. Mr..
Pfaender was an excellent instructor and
popular with his pupils
Fire broke out in the laundry build
ing on Centre Street Saturday morning,
but was distinguished before much dam
age resulted. The floor was injured in
several places by the flames.
The marriage of 81. G. Brandt and
Miss May Ruddock occurred at Mount
ain View, CAL, on the 3Oth of June.
Mr.. Brandt is The son of that for ner eitlz-
en- of New Ulm, Hon. C. C. Brandt.
A horse belonging to Albert Freitag
of Eden was stolen on Monday. Yester-
day morning the Sheriff received tele-
gram stating that the horse and thief
had been captured near Sleepy Eye.
S. R. Arthur. the insurance agent left
for Minneapolis last night. From their
he will be accompanied by his wife to
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He will be
in this city after three weeks sojourn
with his wife's parents.
The name Of the postoffice at Birch
Coulie has been changed by the depart
ment to Morton. With the monument
located at the latter place what remains
to remind one of The historic battle.
ground2 49,
A new front is being built for the
building occupied by Wagner & Saverien.
This improvement has been in contem-
plation for some time, and will certain
ly be creditable addition to the looks
of New Ulm's principal street.
Sattler & Meyer have an elegant dis
play of photographs in their case in front
of Crone's store. The BOYS are turning
out some splendid work and deserve pat
ronage as reward of their efforts to
bring New Ulm photography up to that
of the cities.
Julius Block, the defeated candidate
for the Republican nomination for state
treasurer was in town yesterday, having
had business over In CORTLAND. Julius
is not at all sore over the manner in
which he was laid out but is ready to
take off his coat and work for the whole
ticket