New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03
The Local
News Of
the Week,

Fairfax last week.
A daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Stricklcr Friday morning.
Theo. Crone is improving so rapidly
that he expects to be out this week.
EA. Grossjean has rented VIM. Win
klemann's house on Washington Street.
Arnold Stamm was in the city during
the week. He is now employed in Minne-
apolis.
The Golden Gate Dramatic Co. pre-
sented "Rio Grande at Morgan Saturday
evening.
Henry Hoehne, formerly of this city,
has been appointed street commissioner
in Morgan.
Richard Baasen came up from St. Pc
ter on bicycle Friday evening, making
the trip IN three hours.
Nichols, Hornburg and Trafton have
commenced the erection of an extensive
machine shop in Fairfax.
Dnne and Jerry Rcardon have left
Morgan to seek home in Montana. They
are both cx Knew Ulmites.
Prof. Hess was elected treasurer of the
Southern Minnesota Teachers Associa
ton at the recent meeting in Mankato.
Two ladies, drcssmakers from New
Tim, have rented rooms in the Bloemke
residence, says the Springfield Advance.
The creamery at Courtland has been
supplied with new separator having
capacity of $500 pounds of milk per
hour.
A young son of Anton Baumann Of
Lafayette died last Thursday and was
buried from the Catholic church Of this
city on Saturday,
T. R. Brownlee, who ran for superin-
tendent Of schools last fall, will go TO
Virginia in order to attend the Universe
ty of Charlottesville.
The Hotel Francois in Redwood Falls
was destroyed by fire last week, entail
ing loss of $4,000. 1t was the lead
ing hotel of that city.
Mrs. Gerboth, who has been spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Aug.
Giesecke, returned to her Courtland
home the forepart of the week.
Pref L. S. Swenson, son of Sven
Swenson of Nicollet county, has been
appointed as member Of the board of
University Regents by Gov. Clough.
Eugene Pfefferle, prescription clerk at
Ecksteins drugstore, has concluded to
take vacation of two or three months
He will spend portion of his time in
st. Paul.
Geo. P. johnson, who was committed
to the insane asylum while clerk of court
ofWatonwan county has been discharged
He will at once resume his duties as
one of the county officials.
Henry Luetjen, a son of the alderman,
died at his home last Thursday morning
of consumption. He was twenty-s1x
years old.and of late had been employed
in the Eagle Mill coopershop.
Architect Struck of Minneapolis ap-
peared before the Board of County Com
missioncrs last Friday and with them
discussed the plans and specifications
for the completion of the courthouse.
John F. Neumann, after twenty-five
years of experience as a on-keepor,
has decided not to take out license
this year, except for wholesale trade in
wine. He will convert his saloon into
a clothing store.
The newly instituted lodge of Odd
Fellows in Springfield has elected the
following officers: Noble Grand, j. B.
Schmid, Vice Grand, W. G.. Frank; Sec
retary, NJ. H. Anstett; Permanent Sec
retary E. E. Aftermath; Treasurer, Wolf.
Schmid.
A number of our young people, under
the direction of Miss Alpha Hirsch, are
preparing to give the pleasing cantata
"Laila" in the neal future. It is pref
ty little story, told under the spell of
enchanting music and fairy splendor.
About forty will participate.
Judge Webber has granted new trial
in the case of the Stillwell-Bierce Co. VS..
the Eagle Mill CO. Attorneys Stein
hauser and Eckstein made the motion
for the new trial, and the. decision prac-
tically decides the case in their ssfavcr as
soon as it is brought up again.