New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-12

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MI. b. 1cllmann left for the cities
Yesterday . BY the fall stock Of mill.
merry goods.
The next annual Conclave of Pythian
Knights will he held in Minneapolis
This will enable our own boys to attend.
| Miss Christine Henning, after two
weeks visit with Miss Bertha Behnke,
returned to her ReAville home Yesterday.
The Pythian Knights have set their
canons 'gainst self-slaughter. No insur-
arce will be paid to the benefciar1es of
suicides.
G. W. HI. Heideman and E. P. Ber-
trand are the two men suggested in con-
nection with the Democratic Senatorial
nomination.
Paul Frie.ag of N1collet who vas en-
ployed in the st. Peter hospital has tax
en- position as clerk in clothing store
in Mankato.
The Athletic Club have vacated the
front rooms over the City Drug Store.
They will be occupied by Baasen and
Zimmerman.
The city council at its regular meet
ing on Tuesday night appropriated 5000
for the relief of the people in the Pine
county district.
Miss Tlllie Radke, daughter of VIM.
Radkc of this city, and Mr.. Fred Dan
gers were united in marriage by Rev.
Seeger yesterday.
The school board has disposed of the
$4,000 bonds to the Western German
Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio. Their bid
was $20,403 with accrued interest.
Editor Schmall of Redwood Falls was
in town monday on his way to the Lam
berton convention. Schmall was forced
to admit that the "other fellows" would
run it.
The wedding of Matthias Prom tosMiss
Bertha Manweiler of Courtlaud will be
cele DRAFTED tomorrow forenoon at the
Catholic church. Both are we'll known
here and Mr.. Prom was for many years a
teacher in schools in CORTLAND and La
fayette.
A subscription was taken up Monday
for the fire sufferers and in a couple OF
hours our citizeas had subscribed 5000
With the money raised by the TURNER
Elm and City, this makes some over $500
raised by New Ulm.
A more rapid circulation, togethe,
with increased lung capacity, giving rise
to vigorous digestion and sound sleep
are some of the advantages derived from
cycling. Ride Columbia and be hap.
Ply.
The members of the Sixth Minnesota
have appointed committee whose OBJ.
ject it shall be to prevail on the mex,
legislature to order the removal of the
Birch Coulie Monument from the Nor.
ton Fair Grounds to the actual scene Of
the battle, mile or so away.
Geo. Sche1er has been renominated fol-
county superintendent of schools by the
Republicans of Blue Earth county and
he will undoubtedly beelected by large,
majority than on the occasion of his first
search after Office. He has made an adj
mirable official and the citizens of Blue
Earth know it.
| Certificates of the Great Northern are
authorized to be honored over Western
Passenger Association lines on account
of the annual meeting of the German
Catholic Benevolent Society of Minneso-
ia in this city On the 18th of October
A rate of fare and third for this event
is authorized.
The dedication exercises at Morton
were not without some exciting features
Fiery speeches were made by Judge.
Egan and Flandreau, Gov. Marshall anc
Capt. Joe. Anderson condemning the er
rors noticeable in the monument and tn,
unreasona5leness of placing it mile dis
tant from the scene of the battle
A new time card went into, effect Sun
| day afternoon. Of the passengers from
the east No. arrives at 10 :52 D. m. ant
No. at 9:O4 p. m. Those going cas-
arrive at 6 :55 a. m. and 2:15 D. m. O.
the freights No. 81, westbound, arrive.
at 4 :35 a. m. and No. % at / 80 y. m
No. "a, east bound, is due att Q 4 q a m