New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-06
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fering from brain fever.
g. Il. Hopkins of Ft. Ridgely was a
Twin City visitor last week.
DR.. Bardwell, the specialist, was at
the Dakota House yesterday.
Ferdinand Heimerdinger was down
from Golden Gate yesterday on business
| Otto Schell is having plans prepared
for a fine new residence near the brew.
cry.
Adolph Setter and daughter, Frida
visited at Mankato last Friday and Sat
urday.
Anton Gag has turned his attention in
his leisure moments to making zinc en-.
cravings.
Mrs. Henry Huntress is very i'll a
Fairfax. She is a sister of Mrs. Chas
Cutting of Home.
J. Havemeyer has sold his butcher.
shop to Geo. Seine berich, who will as
sumo charge at once.
Brown County now has nine creamer.
les within it's borders. This certainly
ought to be enough.
The orchestra of the Concordia Band
are preparing for a concert at Turner
Hall on Easter Monday.
Schweppe Bros. of St. James com.
menced work on the West Newton cream.
cry the latter part of the week.
An effort is being made to impeach
Judge Ives of the Crookston district. He
is brother of Gov. Ives of St. Peter.
The Milford Cottonwood Cooperative
Dairy Association will establish separat-
ing stations at Essig and in Cottonwood
There will be German literary meet
ing at Turner Hall next Saturday even.
ing. A debate will be the principal fea-
ture. >s>. 3. ~
Frank Zschunke and Chas. Ambrosch
went to Fairfax yesterday. The former
will remain there and work on the Cres-
cent. ~.- -
The county commissioners will hold
a special session on the Goth to open the
bids for the completion Of the court
house.
Gus. Wagner and H. L. Blethen have
ordered Columbia tandem wheel. This
will be something of an innovation in
New Ulm.
Mr.. Geiger, student at the College,
is in charge of Teacher Blauert's school
this week, owing to sickness in the lat
ter's family.
The z. P. boys celebrate their fourth
anniversary next Monday evening. If
the program means anything, it will be
a happy affair, .~s..~
The Fire Department made a formal
request to the city council last evening
for fire. alarm system. If granted, it
is intended to put in nine alarms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Roos entertain
ed eight couples at whist last Friday
evening. An enjoyable time was passed
and delicious lunch served at late
hour.
August Hummel went west the fore
part of the week to look over some sec
ond-hand creamery machinery with the
view of purchasing it for the Springfield
Company.
The K. P. boys surprised Fl. L. Bleth-
en- at his home on Wednesday evening,
the occasion being the anniversary of his
marriage as we'll as of his birth. A pleas
ant time was had.
Wn. Bierbaum fell, head first, into
the cistern at the Empire Mill last Fri
day, but fortunately did not receive any
injuries. His recollectiens of the event
will be confined altogether to cold
ducking.
The debate at Turner Hall Saturday
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evening will treat of the advantages and
disadvantages of the Chicago strike,
Col. Pfaender will also deliver an ad-
dress on the principles of the North
American Tu1nerbund.
Christian Dahlberg, an employee OF
j. III. Doty at Courtland met with SER
.ious accident last week. A falling tree
struck him on the forehead and OCCASION
ed a compound fracture Of the skull.
The man is under the care of DR.. Str1ck-
Ter.
An important change Of time will be
made by the Northwestern next Sunday.
The passengers from the east will then
arrive at about 2 80 in the afternoon and