New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-03
Miss Hilda Sommer returned from
Northfeld Monday afternoon.

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Mrs. John schmelz of Springfield is
visiting here with her parents.
Notice the sale of farm lands offered
in another column by A. ]. Grimmer.
Baseball game between New Ulm and
Madelia at the Driving Park tomorrow
j. H. Vajen will spend the Fourth
with his daughter, Mrs. Liver, in Omaha.
Carl Crone and family returned from
Battle Creek, Michigan, yesterday after
noon.
~ Sen. Larson and Mr.. Campbell were
over from Winthrop yesterday on busi-
ness.
Banker Mo of Sleepy Eye and brother
in-law of Saltwater were in the CITY
Monday.
| Tomorrow is the Fourth-the anni.
versary of the declaration for national
independence.
W. R. La Frambois, assessor for Ride-
ley township, was in the city Monday on
his way to St. Peter.
Prof. Robert Nix arrived from Indian
apolis Monday afternoon. He will re.
main here at least two months.
A. G. Ochs has secured the consract
for building two brick stores at Dawson
and one at Canby.-Advance.
Mrs. A. J. Elkins of Minneapolis is
the guest of Mrs. F. H. Behnke. Mrs.
Elklns formerly resided here.
John Gebhart of Lafayette has con-
cluded to become citizen of New Ulm
and will build residence here this sum-
mer.
Rev. Seeger has been selected as a dele
gate to the general synod of Evangelical
churches which is to be held in Illinois in
August.
They say that very livery rig in St.
James has been engaged to go to New
Ulm on the Fourth for atlesst two weeks
past. We can expect an immense crowd.
County Attorney Davis was summoned
home from court eally in the week by
telegram announcing that his wife had
been taken i'll with an attack of pneumo-
MIA.
Freeman ?. Lane, who was interested
IN the court cases here Last week, is a
pronounced silver man. He is also one
of the strongest political figures in Min
neapolis..
The New Ulm Breeders Association
| have decided to hold their first race-meet
on the %, % and Gath of August. By
that time they will be members of the
Morton Circuit.
MIR. Day of Austin exhibited the Vic
tory Washer here from Saturday to Mon-
at the Masonic Block. He also made ar
rangements with Klossner & Mueller to
handle the machine.
NJ. Grau, who spent Sunday here. IS
the fortunate possessor of an autograph
letter from Prince Bismarck sentin &C.
acknowledgement Of the 1eceipt of an album
of Worlds Fair views.
Frank Webber biked from here to
Marshall Wednesday, starting at 4 o'clock
in the morning and arriving at Marshall
| at 5 40 in the afternoon: He went by
way of Tracy and Amiret.
Chris. Ruemke Sr. returned to the citv
| last week :fter an absence of several
years and commenced abusing his di-
| vorced wife. Judge Brandt sent him to
Jail as reward for his offense,
John Smith, a vagrant, was brought
before Justice Blanchard Friday morn
ing and sent to the lookup for three days
on bread and water. He is tramp of
an unusually annoying character.
H. S. Kennedy and party of Manka-
to friends started down the Minnesota
river from here on a fishing excursion
Friday afternoon. Their boats were
shipped here by freight from Mankato.
Drs. Daniels of St. Peter, Workman of
Tracy and Rothenburg of Springfield
were here Thursday for the purpose of
giving testimony in the case of Louis
Schilling vs.. The Chicago & Northwes-
tern Railroad Co. -. -.
The following people went to Win.
throp Sunday to see the ball game Mes
danes W. Hauenstein, FIR. Burg Jr., Baa-
sen, McHale and Roos, Misses Kuehnel,
Rinkel, Baasen and Kiesling and Messrs.
Alfred and Hugo Roos.
Heavy frost visited sections of western
| Nicollat county on the C7th and IN fbo