New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-16
The Local
News Of
the ! eek.

the ' eek.
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter fist. Paul is the
guest of Mrs. Jos. Vogel.
Mrs. c. Fl. Hornburg was Far1bault
visitor last week.
Mrs. Robert Loheyde visited with
Twin City friends last week.
Miss Mary Pettijohn Of st. Peter is
teaching school in Ft. Ridgley.
Mrs. j. X. Peterson of Lafayette IS re-
ceiving medical treatment in this city.
DR.. Bell moved into the Hummel
building on German Street last Friday.
Edwin Paulson sold forty acre tract
of land in Linden last week to Hans
Ulen.
Capt. Burg went to St. Paul Monday
to spend a few days with his many old
acquaintance. i.
The two sons of Peter Dahl Of Linden
will move to Texas thislsWeek.l They
will operate a farm there.
Rev. Thos. Hughes Of Cambria went
to Custer last week to assist in lncorpor-
ating a new Welsh church.
VIM. Remele of Sleepy Eye has pur-
chased the Wagner farm near Evan for
$4,000. It consists of 100 acres /.
Carl Knospe intends to sell his prop
erty in this city and return to Germany.
His wife is now visiting in that country.
!" John G. Rudolph::went to Minneapolis
Saturday to meet his daughter, Paula,
who had just returned from her Europe
IN trip.
A. E. Boyeson, a St. Paul attorney and
brother of the late Prof. Hjalmar Hjorth
Boyeson, was in the city on business
Saturday.
Jos. A. Eckstein and F. H. Behnke at
tended the meeting of the Grand Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons in st. Paul
last week
It is conservatively estimated that the
improvements made by the Northwest
ern road in this city the past summer will
amount to 100000.
While Christian Stolz of Nicollet was
driving to Antrim, Watonwan county,
last week, he was thrown from the wag-
on and had his leg broken.
J. Oerrent and nephew of Home town.
ship started for Indiana Wednesday to
visit for few weeks and incidentally to
attend reunion of the Current family.
The farmers of Lake Hanska are try
ing to enlist state aid in getting rid of
the hog cholera in that township, but at
present the state is without peterinari-
Hs.
The Northwestern is laying a new side
track to the Empire and New Ulm Roll
Ter mills. Hereafter the two mills will
be connected 10y q single and straight
track.
Crone Bros. are thinking strongly Of
doubling the capandty, orrather the out
put, of their vinegar factory. The build
ing of the new road will certainly bring
about the proposed extension.
The first meeting of che Turnverein
literary society will be held on the afusr-
noon of November 3rd. In addition ito
the regular literary program it is inten-
ded to devote an hour each afternoon to
the study of some social or other CUES
stion.
The San Diego Union lis making a bit
ter fight against G. G. Brandt, formerly
of New Ulm, i'm connection with certain
municipal matters. Itas also trying to
ring in Mr.. Brandt's Legislative record
while in this state.
Mes. Evans of Cambria, who is we'll
known here, was attacked by fierce dog
in Lake Crystal the other day and badly
bitten. The injuries and the fright made
her so sick that she GOULD not be taken
home until the following day.
L. l.. Brown, attorney for the Winona
& st. Peter Railroad Company, was here
Saturday for the purpose of arguing the
motion for new trial in the Schilling
case. Brown is one of the brightest and
ablest yonng attorney in the state.
Ex-Mayor Winston of Minneapolis and
Sen. Larson of Winthrop, both we'll
known railroad contractors, were in the
city Wednesday, looking up matters with
.]o I, for 4Io