New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-16
Court opens It Olivia next week.

tance of 8 bicycle.
John Larson made i business visit to
Madelia last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Grimm Of Springfield IS Vi
sitting here with her mother.
jain stelljes has rented the Mueller
residence on Second North Street.
8 son and heir arrived in the family
Ct Jos. Wora!schka q few days ago.
VIM. silyerson and wife spent por-
ZION OF the week IN the Twin Cities.
a. blanchard and wife returned from
Colfax Springs, Iowa, Monday afternoon.
The Turnverein and Ladies Society will
bold . joint meeting next Saturday even
ing.
Otto Setter commenced work in the
furniture store OF Il. i. saverien on Mons
day.
& Jos. McKi5ben Of the McKibben Fur
Co. of st. Paul was in the city Friday on
business.
The city building on Broadway has
been supplied with waterworks and cleo
trio light.
Albert Potts, st. Peter plumber, is
supplying Mr.. Mullen's house with hot
water heating fixtures.
Albert Dietrich, former New Ulm
boy now living at Sleepy Eye, is attend
ing the Lutheran Seminary in this city.
Mrs. Sucker, nee Miss Redmann, died
at Springfield last week of consumption.
The deceased at one time lived in New
Ulm.
John Ebilsinor and Miss Amy Peterson,
both Of Prairieville, were united in mar
riage by Judge Laudenschlager on We'd
nesday.
TT. Scherer's troop win soon be re-
moved from Fl. Houston, Texas, to Ring
gold Barracks on the Rio Gran,le, seven
ty miles from railroad station.
Judd Butler, the transient horse trader,
was placed in the lookup by Marshal
GALES on Friday. He was released the
next day on the payment of 81.
The marriage of Mr.. Niemannn and
Miss Emma Schneider occurred last
Wednesday. The bride is the daughter
of Geo. Schneider, and a young lady of
admirable qualities. We wish heyoung
couple much Joy.
A horse belonging to Sheriff Anderson
was found to be affected with CHAMBERS
last week and was accordingly shot. The
malliene test was applied by Dir. Muel-
Ter and proved and demonstrated with.
out doubt that the horse was suffering
from the disease. !, ...-
Mr.. Lind has presented brief to thu
Supreme Court of the United States il
the case of the State of Minnesota vs.. tn,
Winona 6 St. Peter Land Company, re
lative to the taxation of certain lands i,
Brown County Mr.. Lind is associated
with the attorney general in Representing
Brown county. r II
| While August Wagner was working
4 with chisel at the furniture store OF
Sunday, piece of steel flew into his ey'
4 and imbedded itself in such name
that it is feared that he may lose the us'
of the eye. In company with his fathe
he went to St. Paul Monday afternoon
to consult specialist. ~-1.
Gustav Fenscke died at the hospita
last Wednesday morning after liEger
ing attack of typhoid fever. He was ia
ken sick about six weeks ago and wa!
brought to the hospital four weeks late
at which time an attack of peritoniti
also overlook him. He was compare
lively q young man and had proved tx
be an industrious and successful farmer
lie leaves d wife and two children.
! The physicians of the county met il
this city last Tuesday afternoon and eff
fected an organization. All of then
were present with the exception of Drs
Rothenburg and A dams and the follow
ing officers were elected: President, DR.
J. W. B. Welcome ST.; vice-president
Dr.. Hirsch; secretary, DR.. st1ickler
treasurer. DR.. Sullivan; executive com.
mittee, Drs. L. A. Fritsche, J. W. b
Welcome j. and Sullivan. Regular
meetings will be held on the second
Tuesday of every month.
It will be remembered that not long
ago Col. Bobleter resigned his position as
cashier of the Columbia Bank in Mime
apolis to accept that of general represen.
tative for Minnesota Of the Davis s. Ran
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