New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
The Chautauqua Circle met last even
ing with Mrs. Lind. @

Eugene Pfefferle will resume work al
Eckstein's drugstore next week. g=
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Mueller of Spring.
field spent portion of the week here
with relatives.
| Attorney M. E. Matthews of Marshall
spent Thursday and Friday here with
Werner Boesch. ,.. nj.
Joe. Holnbar, formerly of this city has
left Fairfax and gone to Waverly to do
work on the Tribune.
Eugene Koehler has just completed
some fine bath rooms to be run in con.
{ nection with his barbershop.
The Reardon families of Morgan, for.
merly of this city, have located at Lau-
rel, Yellowstone County, Montana.
Photographer Manderfeld is preparing
a fine group Of photographs of the Pyth-
ian knights to be placed III their hall
The Cottonwood Skimming Station OF
the Cottonwood and Milford Dairy AS
sociatlon will be located on Anton
Groebner's farm.
Paul Klinkhammer has the contract
for building the Essig and Cottonwood
Skimmlng Stations for the Cottonwood
and Milford Dairy Association.
Albert Setter cut one of the fingers of
his right hand last week and is now
drawing accident insurance fornot know
ing how to cut bread with safety.
A new sidewalk has been laid in front
of the Ottomeyer residence, and the
house has also been supplied with city
water Commendable improvement,
that.
Chas. Sander Of St. Peter is in the city
receiving medical Treatment. Mr.. Sander
was once a leading tenor in one of the
great opera companies of Stockholm
Sweden.
Capt. Steinhauser is in receipt of a
photograph of Robert Reitzel, the dis
tinguished editor of the Arme Teufel
The photograph was sent by Mr.. Reitze]
himself.
The Germania Lodge of Herman sis
ters contemplate the purchase of certain
land from the Dairy Association in or.
der to arrange for respectable approach
es to the monument grounds.
F. NJ. Whitney is in the city, reliev-
ing the day operator at the depot. Mr.
Whitney will sever his connections with
railroad company in a couple of weeks
and engage in the grocery business il
| Winona.
F. w. johnson and Chas. Toberer wen
to Mankato Wednesday to hear Gilmore
| famous band, now under the Leadership
of Victor Herbert and accompanied by
| the grand opera prima donna, Nine. Lou
ise Natali.
Up hill or down hill, on rough roads
or smooth roads, gliding through sun
shine or battling against storms, the Co
lumbia is ever in the lead. never tlring
never ''busting," always the same tru,
and tried ever-ready companion.
| 1t is quite common for men with bee
in their bonnets to decline just now t.
| state their views on silver. If maj
hasn't any views On silver he isn't mucl
of public man, and if he has views an<
is afraid to express them he isn't fit TO
public Office Minneapolis Journal,
L. n. Scott, manager of the Meeropol
ltan Opera House, has responded will
Fred Pfaender during the week relative
to the appearance of the Danz orchestrs
in this city. 1t is doubtful if arrange
ments will be effected as the guarantee
asked is $780,. The orchestra numbers
thirty pieces.
Representative Downs of Minneapoli
brought up his bill Thursday morning
for the removal of the Birch Couli,
monument from it's present sight to tn,
supposed scene of the battle and for tn,
substitution of the namc of Major 10,
Brown for that Of Capt. Grant: The bil
passed under the suspension of the rule
and carries with it an appropriation o
$4,000. @@ ~" ~
The workingmen employed on tn
Broadway water-works trenches struc]
last Thursday noon. Wages was not th
cause, but the difficulty arose from th
difficulty arose from the employment o
teams to do portion Of the work. The,
had an idea that they should be permit
ted to do it all, and that expense was Q
M importonoa To the citv.l& A few word