New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-29
B q. 81. Ross Of Minneapolis is ia the

g. q. Ross Of Minneapolis is in tn
city.
Miss Louise Mueller left for st. Pau
yesterday to remain during the summer
P.G. Reynolds and Manager Burkholt,
Of the Mankato Telphone Co. and Gates
4 Phillips were ia the city Saturday.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will deliver 8
lecture at Turner Hall IN the near future
under the auspices of the Chautauqus
Circle $. .<..-=s. .+.s. :*7s= ,..<.
s- Miss Anna Bertrand of Home, upon
whom DR.. Weiser performed an amputa.
ton Of the leg at the upper part of the
thigh two weeks ago Monday, is now
sitting up and will leave for her home
the latter part of the week, entirely re-
covered. >....%-
The survivors of the gallant First
Minnesota regiment Of volunteers will
held their annual encampment this year
at Renville. Over one hundred tents
have been ordered and the local G.. A. R.
men are exerting themselves to make the
encampment success
Ed: Hill, a Mankato boilermaker, while
engaged in repairing the boilers of the
Sleepy Eye Roller Mill last Wednesday
night, was severely scalded. He was
working in one boiler when the. night
watchman turned a valve, permitting the
steam of the other boiler to blow off in
to It.
Our students at the University will ar.
rive from Minneapolis in few days as
the third term of the University school
year closes Saturday, June 1st. Adolph
Wagner and Albert Pfaender are expec-
ted at the beginning of next week, but
Miss Minnie Meier and Dietrich Grussen-
dorf will remain during commencement
week. VIM. Kunze will spend y week
during vacation with his classmate. AL
bert Pfaender.
Christ Jensen, the orphan boy who has
been in keeping OF Marshal Greene for
the past week, will be taken care of bv
Mrs. Choate, matron of the Owatonna
school, who arrived here yesterday. She
expects to find place for the boy in this
county. The boy was placed in home
in Yellow Medicine county and he left
there two weeks ago on account of abuse
at the hands of the family who adopted
hm.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
A local paper makes the mistake of
saying that inasmuch as adamant plaster
mas hardly ever been used here, y certain
adamant company found it necessary to
send an expert here to show our local
plasterers how to use the material for
the upper story of the new courthouse
AS a matter of fact, Alvin & Sondau
have been using this same material for
years and some of the finest residences
In the city attest to the success and skill
With which they have applied it.
Judge Webber is going tolearn to ride
bicycle. That is the announcement he
made to two or three of his friends inst
before pulling out for home last FRIDAY
evening. His son, Frank Webber, one
OF the bright young men of New Ulm
has recently purchased Victor wheel
and the Judge proposes to use that ir
learning, after which he will probabl,
purchase one of his own and use that II
going from place to place to hold cour
instead of paying good hard cash to tn,
railroad company.-Redwood Gazette.
The Sleepy Eye ''Bantam" and ex
Champion Mcintosh came together O,
the banks of the Minnesota river i,
Ridgely on Sunday last, and withc u
any lpreliminaries started up business
with a rush. Four rounds were Tough
in royal style, when the appearance O
Officer Blake On the scene put an end Il
1 the battle. Blake brought the .culprit
before the town squire at; a gait tha
would '1 Oh have done q Chicago t'Copv credit
/ The evidence, however, wasnot suficien
! to. hold them and they were dismissed o1
! promise Of good behavior ii the future
While the little Turner boys wer;
coming home from their picnic satur
4Iday evening, q i they met; a farmer. wh,
asked them if they were tramps. Think
ing that thesman was I'M fun they an
swered that they were, when to their sur
prise he picked up rake. and jumpe,
Ioutof the wagon and after them. Th
j boys outran him, but one, little fellow
who had wandered from his companion
IN search Of flowers, emerged from til
Il woods at the time and m fhis, nnnr fo1