New Ulm review., 1894-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Herman ANIME will return to Mllwau-
kee tomorrow.
Philip Gross has been granted an in
crease of pension. s@a-- ts.
Prof. Buschick will soon reorganize
his dancing school,
Sheriff Block of St. Peter was in the
city Monday evening.
Armin Petry of the Mankato Post came
home Sunday to attend our fair.
W. R. Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid witnessed the Fair on Saturday.
A small addition has been built to the
engine house of the Fire Department.
The Springfield Advance, independent,
supports L. G.. Davis for county attorney.
A dance was given in Schmucker's
Tivoli Sunday evening and largely attend
ed.
Baasen 6 Zimmerman will occupy the
rooms over Hornburg's store as law
Offices,
FIR. Fritsche of Nicollet County has
declined the Populist nomination for
senator.
J, H. Strasser was over at Fairfax last
week in the interests of the Hermann
Societies.
Mr.. Steinke and family of St. Peter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Steinke's father.
Mr.. Loheyde.
Otto Baarsch went to St. Paul Monday
as delegate to the Grand Lodge of
Pythian Knights.
The Popullst ticket in Nicollet county
is thinning down. Gottlieb Arndt is the
latest one to pull off.
Geo. Doehne Jr. left for Ann Arbor
yesterday to complete hisstudies in phar-
macy at the University.
Richard Fischer has accepted position
as instructor in pharmacy in the Wis
consin University. Good.
H. Kraiss, the late editor of the Volks-
blatt, will leave soon for Machigan. He
is succeeded by G. A Zieske.
Geo. Grimm declined 20 enter the race
for auditor. He says he intends to con-
tinue with the Northwestern.
Ole Jorgenson has notified the Popu-
list county committee that he will not
i make the race for register of deeds.
Jos. Mason and wife of St. Peter visit
ed our county Fair on Sunday. They
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen.
Ernst Brandt and wife returned from
their eastern visit Monday night. Most
of their time was spent at Cleveland,
Ohio.
A. J. Alvin and wife went to Arling-
ton yesterday to visit the latter's parents
before their departure to the Pacific
coast.
Chas. Cutting and Geo. Irwin, candi-
dates on the Populist ticket, attended
the Democratic convention in this city
last Saturday.
Do not forget the Andrews Opera Co.
at Turner Hall tonight. It may be ma
ny months before New Ulm experiences
such treat again.
The Eagle Roller Mill Co. have leased
the Van Dusen Elevator in this city
lately used by the New Ulm Elevator Co
as cleaning station.
A silver watch was found this week
near Blethen's home, between State ant
Broadway and can be had at this ofic'
by proof of ownership.
| G.. Ahlness was in the city Monday ant
deposited his nomination fee with tn,
auditor. Mr.. Ahlness expects to occup!
that Office himself after January 1st.
| The Andrews Opera Company to- nigh
In 'Falka'' at Turner Hall. You will
miss rare mixture of music, comedy an6
brilliant acting if you fail to attend.
| A petition is being circulated by S. D
Peterson asking for the placing of hi
name on the ticket as an independent
candidate for senator. This Is done, be.
cause he knows that his ridiculous con
vention work at Sleepy Eye can neve,
stand.
Hon. Henry Fink of Milwaukee spoke
to Republican gathering at Union Hal
last evening. Mr.. Fink is very enter
tanning speaker, and his remarks were
replete with bristling facts and anec
dotes. The Republican cause is greatly
strengthened by the work of such me1