New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-09

Sleepy Eye to clerk IN the Christensen
store.
E. G. Upper was in the city Thursday.
He is still travelling for q St. Louis drug
house.
The Turnverein will celebrate the 39th1
anniversary of its founding on the 11th
of next month. IS.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cady
formerly Of this city, died Of diphtheria
at Kasota last week.
w. R. Hodges was the only newspa-
per man from this county to join the ed
|itorial excursion to Atlanta.
Judge Laudenschlager was under the
weather the forepart Of last week and I'M
able to attend to his Office duties.
The pay car system over the North
western has been abandoned. Hereafter
employees will be paid with checks.
Miss Nicoll, formerly a teacher in our
public schools, was married at Mlnnea-
polls last Wednesday to VIM. II. Hoyt.
Hon. Chas. Dressed, LIE Sneur Coun-
tvs representative in the legislature, was
in the city Thursday, accompanied by
his wife. .,s b IS.
The surveyors for the new road have
finally decided on the Fritsche ravine as
the only feasible one for reaching. the top
of the hill.
Frank RnKee ON account of his health
has resigned his position in the State
Bank of Sleepy Eye. Frank is well
known here. - #..,
Tracy holds its fall race meet on the
10th and 18th Of this month. Purses
aggregating 1925 are offered for the
various events.
The Ouren Band of Linden gave a
dance at Union Hall Sunday evening.
Only few were present and the affair
wound up with a disgraceful row.
VIM. Koch left for Duluth on Monday
to be present at the opening of the U. s.
District Court. After that has adjourned
he will make a trip through Canada. &
DR.. Emil Weschcke has sold his drug
store in San Francisco and moved to San
Louis Obisko, California, where he will
confine himself solely to the practice of
medicine. :
Fl. Manderfeld and J. G. Geiger have
been camping on the east side of Swan
Lake the past few days, and have been
having great SUI cess as far as duck shoot
ing was concerned. ~. -
Conductor Morgan, of the Northwest
ern Road, mourns the death of his old,
est daughter, which occurred at Cannon
City, Colorado, week ago. This is the
third child to die within two years.
The Springfield marshal cleaned out.
an unsavory resort near that town last
Tuesday and ordered the occupants out.
of the county. The very next day the
house which they had occupied was de-
stroyed by fire. 5
In 1859 Bishop Whipple held services
in the old Dakota House Office in this
city. Today he is presiding over one of
the most notable church gatherings ever
held in this country, the Episcopal con-
vention of bishops at Minneapolis.
In a couple of weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wagner will leave for Victor, Call
fornia, where their daughter, Mrs. PAIL,
resides. They expect to be gone abouta
year, and during that time C. A.. Hag-
berg and family will occupy their resi-
dence. '..5-, :.
A Mr.. Wooley, who lives near Sleepy
Eye, had his foot smashed while irving
to get onto a moving passenger train at
this place Saturday evening. The injury
was painful one, but the man is get
ting along nicely now under the care Of
DIR. Weiser. .s
The ditchlng crew,that passed throuh
here early in the summer en-, route for
the Red River Valley, passed through
again last Saturday on their way to. Mis-
souri,. They have two rigs, each drawn.
by eight yoke of oxen, and are able to
make about twenty miles a day. Il
The Methodist conference last week
investigated the charge against Rev.
Scott, formerly of Springfield, of kissing
a young woman Of his congregation, and
sustained it. It was recommended that
Scott be reprimanded by the bishop at
private session, which was undoubtedly
done.
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