New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-01
Rev. Father VII illman paid visit I.
Marshall the latter part OF the week.

marshall the latter part OF the week.
Henry Vedder has bought out Houck's
barber shop and bathrooms, and re-
moved the outfit on Second street to the
stand just purchased, next to the State
Bank Winthrop News.
| "a competitive examination for the
lappointme Mt of a cadet In the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis will
be held at Mankato on Monday, May
9th. New Ulm sent one young man to
this school who has since won dlstinc-
tion and there is no reason why she
IsLOuld not furnish another.
The Supreme court has affirmed the
decision Of Judge Webber in the injunc-
ton case brought by Jos, Smith against
the county officers Of Renville county
This means that the officers are free to
remove at once. from Beaver Falls to
Olivia. Attorneys Somerville OF Sleepy
Eye and Smith OF Worthington argued
the case in behalf of Olivia. 4.
| Henry Hulke was arrested at Court:
land last week on a charge of commit
| ting an assault on the. person of Miss
Bertha Sieman while that young lady
| was carrying lunch to some of the farm
a. - = y
hands. NThe young mans failed in his
aims, but that did not prevent an arrest
and a hearing Of the, case before, Justice
Schlottmann. He was bound over to ap-
pear before the grand jury and is now in
Jail at st. Peter in lieu of bail. VI, -.
A fellow, styling himself detective,
has been trying to cause considerable
trouble among fishermen in this vicinity
during the past week. His plan has been
to threaten them with arrest, and in this
way try to get them to settle with him.
We know of no appointment of game
warden for this section, and without it
no person. be he detective or not, has
authority to deal with men who have
been fishing out of season except by due
process Of law. ~s"~
The supervisors of Town of Stark let
the contract for the erection of an iron
brid dge at Miners crossing over the Lit
tie Cottonwood, Tuesday, to The Gil
lette-H -Herzog Manufacturing Company, of
Minneapolis. The bridge will be Of
iron and the span to be 81 feet, and will
cost $500. The county commissioners
have allowed the town 5000 to help erect
the bridge. A good bridge has been
needed at that point for long time and
now one is assured, and the farmers will
be pleased.-Sleepy Eve Herald.
Nine teams have been employed all
week in grading the new race track and
the work will continue in this manner
for nearly month. When completed,
it can easily be said for the track that
it will be the finest and fastest half-mile
course in Minnesota. and the statement
will certainly be true one. The first
races will come off early in September,
when it is estimated that at least forty of
the best horses in Minnesota, Dakota and
parts of Iowa will be present. Well
have fair this year that will be fair.
The St. Peter Herald has caught the
new depot fever and says: The prayer or
demand of the New Ulm City Council
was heard and that city is to have new
depot to cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
The coal sheds which are doing service
as depots in this city will OF course be
permitted to continue as such. The an
cient relics have no thought of being re-
moved and we presume they are perfect
ly satisfactory to our city council or the
companies might be induced to move
them. We had thought of writing to
Depew concerning them but it is hardly
proper to take advantage Of an intimate
friendship to ask personal favor and
we Of course hope that it may be secured
without this. 8 Z.
The Turner Hall Literary Society
passed out Of existence Sunday evening
with unusually pleasant obituary exer.
cises. A nice supper. was served at which
ALERT Steinhauser acted as toastmastel
and responses were made by Chas. Z
Roos and a. ]. Alvin. after which, a brie:
but entertaining program was enjoyed
by goodly ynumber Of people. Eckstein''
orchestra furnished music, Miss Heller
George recited from Riley, Mr.. johnson
gave Bill Nye's letter on ornithology
Miss Scherer read an essay, Hugo Fische
rendered a humorous dialect recitation
a mixed quartette, consisting Of Messrs
Alvin and Koch and Mrs. McKittricl
land Miss Dunkel sang Row, Boatmal