New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-27
Seeding has conmenc ced IN earnest
~. ellmann was over from Gibbo1,


All. He Imam was over from Gibbon
Sunday
Frank Rinke was down. frem Sleepy
i Eye over Sunday. =5s .=4ss
Miss Lille Walther has returned from
4 q two weeks visitin Gibbon.
g daughter made its appearance IN
the. home Of VIM. Muessing on Friday.
chm Anton will erect the school house
! IN IN the new West Newton district for $85
Jacob Klossner transacted business al
Renyllle the forepart Of the present
1 week.
Misses Bingham and McBain Of Sleepy
/ Bye visited during the week with Miss
i Meta Koch. .s /.
We are glad to notice that at the thea
tre Sunday evening many ladies removed
| their hats. It is an example that should
/ be followed by all.
The postponed literary meeting at
/ Turner Hall will be held next Sunday
afternoon. Among the American poets
to be discussed are Walt Whitman and
James Russell Lowell. -. T.
While Reno was performing to good
sized audience in Springfield last We'd
nesdaY night. ,.some young boys turned
out the lights in the hallway, blockaded
the doors and then gave the alarm of
fire. The audience was made up mostly
of women and children, and the fright
that prevailed can only be imagined.
Several tainted, and some were even
bruised in the rush. The boys who did
the work were discovered, but escaped
with merely a lecture, whereas they
should have been punished SO as to re-
fmember it for a long time to come. L.
The Dramatic Section was greeted
with splendid audience Sunday even
ing and they deserved it. The play was
one that required ability to present IN
a proper manner, and the mere fact that
the audience listened attentively for four
hours shows that their efforts were appre-
ciated. Capt. Steinhauser as Tjelda did
remarkably we'll and Hugo Fischer as
Advocate Berendt was cool, easy and
determined-just such man as Bjorn-
son must have intended hin to be. Mrs.
Albert Setter had a difficult role but ac-
Quilted herself with credit, as did also
Mrs. Hugo Fischer as Signe. This is
likewise true of Mrs. Steinhauser, and as
for Messrs. Brandt, Koch, and Spocrhase
they gave to their various parts por-
trayal that added much to the merit of
the play as whole. A deep moral at
taches to the plot and the players did
not fail to bring it out. F.
A Citizens Caucus was held at Turner
Hall Friday evening and was largely at
tended. Capt. Steinhauser called the
meeting to order and division was i'm
mediately made into ward caucuses.
The First ward meeting was presided
over by Ernst Brandt with Gottleib
Schmidt as secretary. Nominations for
alderman were called for and the names
of Gottleib Schmidt and Herman
Nagel were presented. The ballot
resulted in favor of Schmidt and
he was declared the nominee. In
theSecond ward meeting Jacob Klossne1's
name was the only one suggested and he
was accorded unanimous and enthusias-
tic nomination.. In the Third Chas. Brust
was chairman and. w. T. Eekstein secre-
tary. Werner Boesch and Otto Tape
were nominated and the former chosen
as the candidate. The caucuses through
out were harmonious and everybody felt
that an excellent ticket had been placed
in the feld--one that deserves to win on
every reasonable ground,
A transfer of bear meat was made in
this city last Friday when Emil Schmahls
bear passed into the possession of Adolph
schell, the big New Ulm brewer. The
bear has been fasting for long time
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and his physical constitution has been
depleted Of a great many pounds OF
flesh as result, and the owner had no
desire to refatten the animal, after the
latter went to sleep on him just before
he was ready to serve in steaks last fall
i The bear was aroused from his slumbers
on ground hog day and after failing to
catch a squint Of the SUMS rays dozed of
again and did not wake yntil last week
just before schel appeared in this city,
The latter wanted him for his park il
New Ulm. The park contains other
animals Of. the forest, and is quite re.
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