New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-17
The Local
r. News Of
! the Week.

evening. -.-..
A child of John Gronau died Friday
night of pneumonia.
A child of Henry Alex died of diph.
liberia on Wednesday,. *
Wenzel Schotzko will not take out a
saloon licence this year. ..s.....
Mrs. g. M. Gress Of Sleepy Eye visited
in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mueller of St. Peter spent
Easter here with relatives. r.
The city will receive income from
twenty-six saloon licenses this, year. ,,..- r~-.
Chas. Stuebe will ship in all over so
cars of cattle to his ranch near Pierre.
A. Blanchard is having the interior of
his residence remodlei and improved.
District 60 in Nicollet county has bor-
rowed $500 from the State School Fund.
Mrs. Gabriel and children of St, Paul
are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Haag.
Andrew J. Eckstein has connected his
residence and store with a telephone
line.
Alderman Boesch will go to St. Paul
this week to have his eye treated by a
specialist.
Mrs. Sommer of Courtland sustained
a stroke of apoplexy on Sunday. She is
very low.
Albrecht Bros of Fairfax have sold
their livery business to Greer and Gabri-
elson for $4,000.
Architect Struck was up from Mime
apolis Thursday to attend the session of
the county commissioners.
Max Reinhart has established branch
butchershop at Courtland. 1t will be
managed by Mr.. Gerboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumann, formerly of |
this city, celebrated their golden we'd
ding in St. Paul last week.
G. w. Mead succeeds Blethen as Sher-
if of Redwood county. Mead held the |
Office at tho time of the Rose md Hold
en- trials.
Persons desiring to have lots or graves
in the cemetery cleaned up and decora-
ted should apply to City Clerk Schilling,
at once.
The Hutchinson family will appear in
this county again next week. They give
entertainments at both Sleepy Eye and
Springfield.
Editor Strasser has been enjoying
visit this week from his brother, Emil
of Oregon, whom he had not seen in
nineteen years. l.
Andrew J. Eckstein has adorned his
store windows with beautiful signs.
They bear the artistic work of Heller,
Setter and Gag.
Arthur Murfn of Sleepy Eye, who is
now attending the State University, has
been elected assistant principal of the St. ;
James high school. l.
Miss Olga Mueller will return from
Indianapolis tomorrow. She will be
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Albert h
Metzger and children.
The commissioned officers of the sec-
ond Regiment elected Geo. Whitney of s
Faribault as major at their meeting last ! {
week. Good selection.
James Johnson, who has been in the
employ of G. W. Block for some time.
has accepted position with the Deering
Manufacturing Co. He will reside in
Morgan. :..>-,
Nels Christensen, section hand, re- 4
siding at Sleepy Eye. was adjudged in G
sane by Jud ge of Probate Laudenschlager 1
last Thursday and committed to the asy- t
lum at St. Peter. Nv
The Sleepy Eye Fire Department has
elected the following officers; Chief, =
Hans Mogensen; assistant chief, Jos. =
Bier; secretary, A. Steinke; treasurer. r.
J. Riedl; foremen, Louis Mogensen and
A. Durbahn.s I
Chas. Clemens has been awarded the :
contract for carrying the mail between 7
New Ulm, Camp, st. George, Franklin T
o.
and Flandreau. His term begins july 9
1st. The contract was sublet by an =
Alabama man. *
The Winthrop News states that W. s. +,
Cox' who ran for county attorney against u
Ed. Huebner last fall, has joined the Or Al
egon Indian Medicine Co. in the capacity n
OF lecturer and physician. He is a son t
Of E. st. Julian. !,