New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-11-20
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Isof court
Otto Setter, 81. Saverri;en, Emil
Wicherskii and q. ogel Of New Ulm|
Matthias Hof fmann and Joseph Losleben
of Home; Andrew Bakken and Hani
lUlensof Linden; Hans signrdson and
g. Nv. Cunningham of Albln Pr Rob;
land, Sever Shelley and Christian Roland
Iof Lake Hanska Louis Mogenson and
Hans No of Sleepy Bye James Hanson
and Christian Nelson Of Prairleuille An.
ton Richarts Of Milford James Matter
| Of North Star; u. schWertfeger o.
Stark g. johnson Of BashaW An
drew steinnletz Of Mulligan and Mich.
ael Eckert Of Stately 1
The petit jurors are Albin Velikanje
Of Mulligan;; q. =. Blethen, Arnold Gull
den, Chas. Klotz, Chas. Vogtel, Andrew
AmanI and Jos. Filzen Of New Ulm;; ].
e. Debut and Peter Larson OF Sleepy
Eye; Hans Moen Of Albin; Henry Mol
of Milford Alb. Oh1und and Fred Jes-
ke OF BurnstoWn; Chris. Larson, Frank
futile and j. @. a. Current Of Home;
Pr. Waltherof Cottonwood Andrew Lar
son Of Linden; Herman RadetzKi Of
Prairieville Jacob DUNCAN Of Stark;
Ole Synslety Of Lake Hanska; ] ohm Sell
ner of sigel and Ernst Thor of BashaW.
Alb. Carlson now occupies the same
building with Peter Moeger.
It is reported that Nc leary in his de-
bate with Harvey at Duluth made an eff
fort-to have the audience sing America
during the course OF his address. Must
have been the same old speech he got off
in New Uln two years ago
Genaro Bros. Electric Entertainers are
here for one week at the Union Hall Civ
ing free shows nightly for the purpose
of advertising the celebrated Hamburg
Electric Belts. They close their stay
here Monday night, Nov. 25th.
The managers of the Oriole Opera CO.
which gave such excellent satisfaction at
Turner Hall on Sunday evening, are try
ing to complete arrangements whereby
the company can appear here again next
Sunday. If successful, they will present
Said Pasha, their strongest opera.
Henry Dietz, a respected citizen Of this
city, died early yesterday morning, after
an illness that has caused him much pain
and suffering for many weeks. The de-
ceased was quite an early settler in this
county and has. lived IN New Ulm as a
retired farmer for about six years. His
wife still survives him and is also dan
gerously ill. The funeral will be held
tomorrow.
On Friday an injunction was granted
by Court Commission Krook upon re-
quest Of the Chicago s. Northwestern, re-
straining the Minneapolis, New Ulm 8
Southwestern from doing any grading
between First and Third South Streets,
This does not imply any opposition to
the building of the road through the ci-
", but the Northwestern's position, as
stated by Agent Heideman, is simply
this: From the new lines maps, they are
justified in thinking that the new line
wants $50 feet right Of way through the
two blocks IN question. Part Of this is
over what the Northwestern Co. believes
tobe their property and directly in front
Of their handsome new depot. Inasmuch
as $50 feet is asked for they conclude
that the new company wants it either fol-
yards, warehouses, sheds or speculation,
and to prevent it they have taken out
the injunction in order to necessitate con
domination proceedings. This will com
pei the Minneapolis, New Ulm s. South
western TO show cause for asking fol
more than 100 feet and. this the North.
western people do not believe they car
do. This IS about all there is to the in.
junction proceedings, and at the mos1
they cannot be more than tempory.
The following questions will be dis,
cussed at the meeting of the Teachers
Reading Circle on Dec. 7th, all based OF
Whites School Management: /. B,
what standard shall teacher meas,lr,
the success Of his efforts2 2. From
what point Of view should all devices
exercises and studies be examined AM
compared before being adopted for use
What is the end Of education
lschool education in PARTICULAR 4. Be
fore beginning an exercise what does
teacher need to know concerning its spe
cial end or object? 5. What is the pun
lpose of school government and whs
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