New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

"A. Schlumpberger has returned from
Mankato.
L. Guth and Jos. Scharles are down
from Redwood.
A. W. Bingham went to Chicago Fri
day on business.
The condition of ]. NJ. Olson at Nicol-
let remains unchanged.
DIR. ]. II. James will be at DR.. Schools
Office on the 5th of August.
| Miss Gina Otterholm is attending a
summer school at Redwood Falls.
The Renville county-seat contest is
settled. Olivia gets it by % votes.
The N1collet Co. Fair will be held on
tho 20, 81 and 22nd of September.
The Bollmann's did not play at Union
Hall on Sunday evening. No audience.
Gene Pfeferle spent the early part OF
the week at Brookings, Tracy and Lake
Shetek.
w. NJ. TODD, formerly editor of the
Tracy Trumpet,was in the city Saturday
on business.
Chas. L. Roos left for Denver Satur-
dav night to attend session of the Ma
tional Turnwart.
DR.. Schoch will build residence on
the vacant lot between the homes of Mr..
Lind and Mrs. Schuetz.
J.H. Block will be a candidate for
the Republican nomination for sheriff III
Nicollet county this fall.
We have been defeated but we are
| proud of it. The conscience of those
who steal cannot rest as easy as ours.
Editor Shields of the Faribault Pilot
| was here last week. He is the new dep
utv revenue collector for this district.
J.P. Bless has beaten J. S. Johnson's
| bicycle record, having made a mile In
one minute and "a and four-tifths sec
Onds.
Among those who attended the Vase
ca Assembly this week were DR.. Emil
Mueller, NJ O. Peters, Ralph and Lulu
Yates.
The campers at Clear Lake will hold
out for another week. The shore near
Gugisberg's place is dotted with four
teen tents.
The Redwood Gazette quotes jacob
Klossner Jr., chairman Of the Brown
County Senatorial delegation, as being
in favor of the nomination of F. w.
Philbrich.
Fir. Weber, while driving from Lafa
yette to St. Peter one day last week, had
two runaways. He escaped further injury
than broken finger.
A special to the Journal from Huron
SAYS that John Zeller of that place and
Mrs. Josephine Rossk"pf of this city
will be married here on the Goth.
Geo. Burger, the man who stole MIR.
Freitag's team, confessed his guilt and is
now awaiting the. action of the grand
jury. He is confined in our county jail.
When the meeting at Caecillan Hall
refused to allow Miss Mclaughlin to
speak, it showed of just what kind of
material the leaders of the opposition
are made. They are afraid of the truth.
Silverson, Hornburg and Wehye have
majority of ITO out of 1908 votes. Had
the ballot been on the Australian plan
they would have been defeated as they
deserved to be.
The friends of Eckstion, Steinhauser
and Koch have nothing to regret. The
election was really and honestly theirs,
but it was taken from them by unprin-
cipled trickery and bull-dozing at the
polls by men who claim to stand nigh in
the church.
There was one old lady who voted
Saturday afternoon whom Sllverson's
agents couldn't fool. She allowei them
to take certain tickets away from her,
but the little white ballot that was to
express her thought and wish was de-
posted safely in her shoe and it did not
come out until she got ready to vote
Next year we expect there will be an in
spection of shoes
We would like to have photographs of
the professions Of women that were
marched from the Lutheran and Catholic
churches on Saturday afternoon. Never
in all our experience have we seen poll
tics so degraded as it was on that occa-