New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03
Albert Setter spent Sunday in St. Paul.
Frank Baasen has resumed work at
the depot.

John Bartl intends to leave this week
for trip through the east. 3
VIM. Burg won the watch raff1ed off
by John Bartl Saturday evening.
Jos. Flor is repairing the damage done
to his house by fire during the winter.
J. F. Swanson is preparing for the
erection of new residence in Lafayette.
Miss Kenney, trimmer for Mrs. Pfef-
ferle, returned from St. Paul during the
week.
Editor Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid was in the city on business Saturday
afternoon.
The Eagle Mill Co. have employed
Herman Tosch to assume charge of their
elevator at Cobden.
City Clerk Schilling is authority for
the statement that New Ulm has pop
ulation of over 5000.
Alex McRae of Courtland will build
the New Sweden creamery. The con-
tract was made last week.
Louis Schlumpberger of this city has
accepted a. position as wagon-maker for
VIM. Pfaffrath of Springfield.
The schools closed Friday for the
spring vacation. Most of the teachers
will pass their time in Mankato.
The members of Reuter- lodge will
give an anniversary entertainment at
Turner Hall next Sunday evening.
John Hauenstein will supply his brew
cry with a filter, for the manufacture Of
beer to be used for bottling purposes.
Chas. Wagner is having his house re-
singled. The elevator of the New Ulm
Roller Mill is undergoing similar i'm
provement.
A new postotEce is to be established
in Bernadotte, to be known as Solem.
Mr.. Karstad has received an appointment
as postmaster.
The case of Claus A. Blixt, the self
confessed murderer of Catherine Cling,
will be brought up for trial before
Judge Smith on the 18th of May.
The county commissioners will receive
bids for the completion of the court
house up to April 18th. at which time
they will meet and award the contract.
A. G. Ochs has the contract for build
ing solid brick store building, two
stories and so by 80 feet, for P. H.
Christianson, the Sleepy Eye lumber
and hardware dealer.
Marriage licenses we're granted last
week by Clerk Larson to John Ortwein
and Barbara Ortwein of Sleepy Eye and
Lars P. Solberg of Freeborn county and
Hildat Lindberg of Linden.
The alarm of fire was given Saturday
evening, owing to small blaze in Luet-
jen's paint shop on Third North Street.
The flames were extinguished betole the
Fire Department appeared on the ground.
The next literary meeting at Turner
Hall will be the final one of the season.
It will be held on the 2Sth of this month
and will commence with supper at
five o'clock in the afternoon. The liter
ary features will occupy the remainder
of the evening,
Redwood Falls has suffered from
another sensation. Mrs. Brewster, who
had been employed at the Francois Hotel
while her husband was at, work the
pineries, the skipped forepart of the week
with handsomer mana representative
of the American Biscuit Co.
Judge Peterson rendered a decision in
the Garrioch case on Wednesday and the
decision is in favor of Mrs. Garrioch
Only one bill of the children was al
lowed, that of John Garrioch, and this
only in part. 1t is quite probable that
the case will go to The district court.-St.
Peter Herald.
Rube Allyn who is to appear at Tur-
ner Hall, next Saturday evening, has the
of being one of the best deli
neators of character and at the same time
one of the best entertainers before the
public at the present time. Those who
have seen him say that he ranks well
with the celebrated Bill Nye.
The st. Peter Herald says that John
son & Mueller are already contemplating
the size of their manufactur-
ing plant, as the present capacity is
wholly inadequate to supply the de-
mands. Six or eight new machines will
be added within the next few months
when thirty people will be employed
there. The firm are now three weeks