New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-11
TheILOcaI
News Of
the Week.

Ine MGek.
Jacob Nossner il. will go to the
State Fair to-day.
John Lind and G. a. Hagberg have
dissolved partnership.
Peter Scherer is building new shed
at his lumber yards.
John Lind and DR.. Schoch have been
in Wyoming for several days.
The Mahara Minstrels will give a
street parade next Sunday noon.
Lee Pullen of Fit. Rldgely has gone to
Minneapolis to work in an elevator.
B. Fl. Dahl of Linden has purchased a
farm for his son near Houston, Texas.
P. G. Wilson has sold his farm in
Stately TO Henry Selgman for $4,000.
Mrs. C. N. Ahlness of Madelia has
moved to Linden, this county to reside.
Max Reinhart took in the Blue Earth
County Fair at Garden City last week.
The Agricultural Society receives
state aid this year to the amount of
$2O3.39
VIM. Loesch was up from St. Paul
during the Fair. He returned Monday
morning.
The Springfield Advance records the
death of August Hoeft, an old settler Of
Bashaw.
Four cattle are reported to have died
in Ridgely during the week from an over
diet Of corn.
John Swenson of Clear Lake has &C,
copied position at the Lafayette-Berna'
dotte creamery
Chas. Baer of the Minneapolis Freie
Presse Herold spent the week with his
New Ulm friends.
During the week Mr.. Stuebe sold sc
acres of land in Lafayette to JOSEPH
Warta for $4,000
A. A. Bogen will leave again for Tex
as next week. He will locate either al
Houston or Galveston,
F. II. Retzlaff will erect a two story
warehouse back of his store. The build.
ing will be % by A.
1t. Krook, accompanied by his wife
visited the Austin Fair last week as {
member of the Governors staff.
Eugene Pfefferle is home from Brock,
ings after an absence IF ever north
He made the trip home on a wheel.
Huge Schlerlder and family and Aug
Jaehn and wife were among the Spring
field people who attended the Fair.
Hon. G. S. Ives and County Attorney
Stone of St. Peter transacted business
before Judge Webber last Thursday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Behnke Monday morning. The
Review extends its congratulations.
Ben Allie, a favorite horse at the To-
cal races, crowded out famous stallion
in 2:15 at the La Crosse races last week
Miss Graft, the Sleepy Eye lady, who
hal such fine exhibit OF needle work
at the Fair, remained ia the city until
to-day.
Senator French of this dlstrit has been
appointed Aid de Camp npon the staf
of Department Commander Torrance OF
the G.. A. r.
Chas Stoll has gone on & ten days Wis
it to St. Paul and Howard Lake. Chas.
Toberer has taken his place at the pump
ing station.
Mr.. Chafee of Fl. Ridgely was called
to Rush City last week ON account of
the illness of his aged father, who is not
expected to live.
The Maennerchor will take steps at
once to secure the next annual meeting
In this city of the Southern Minnesota
Saengerbund.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle goes to Chicago
this week TO select her fall and winter
stock of millinery goods. Miss Weschke
will go with her.
The following were among those who
left for the State Fair Monday morning.
Thos. Kretsch, G. Kickusch. John Graft
and Jacob L. Mueller
Richard Fischer, Herman Mueller,
John Toberer, VIM. Herian and W. E.
Koch are camping at Swan Lake this