New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-28

The Blethen plumbing stock was sold
at auction yesterday.
H. Loheyde visited with his daughter
at St. Peter last week.
DR.. J. II. James will be at DR.. Schoch's
office next Sunday, September 1st.
Brainerd won the third game from ST..
Peter on Sunday by a score of 20 to IS.
Mr.. Rosenau, who has been training
Fred Spoe-hase's PAGER. will probably
locate here.
Attorney Brown OF Tracy and LANCE
of Marshall were in the city on legal
business Monday afternoon.
M. Mullen and wife and Mrs. Hen
ningsen returned from Pierre yesterday
morning.
City Clerk Schilling will cause a ce-
ment sidewalk to be laid in front of his
residence on Broadway.
The regular bicycle races will occur at
the track tomorrow evening. There
will be quite number of new starters.
Attorneys from Minneapolis were here
Monday and succeeded in having Jos. A :.
Eckstein appointed as receiver of the
Blethen stock.
John Rooster of Linden has purchased
another $50 Poland China Sire of 7. J..
Harris of West Liberty, Iowa. He will
be shipped this week.
The Breeders Association are arrang-
ing to have one day of races during the
County Fair. The proceeds will 90 to
the Agricultural Society.
Boy Stuebe was thrown from a
mule while riding it on Friday and mar
rowly escaped serious injury. AS it was
he was only slightly bruised.
The Hunters Club will hold their an
nual chicken picnic next Sunday. Sever
al parties will start out early in the
morning in search of the festive hen.
At the rifle practice Sunday morning
the following scores were made out of a
possible $50: Lila, 1872; VIM. Pfaender
Jr. 1S1; Grebe, 116; Gebser, 10; Brandt.
90.
Miss Allie Scherer left for Duluth last
week to accept of position as teacher
in the public schools. The young lady
is to be congratulated in being thus
honored.
A telegram was received from Mrs.
Helen Setter Friday to the effect that
they had arrived safely in New York
and would be in New Ulm Saturday af
ternoon.
Gov. Clough has appointed C. D. Gil
Milan of Morgan as a delegate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional district at
the Farmers National Congress at Allan
ia in October.
Miss Carrie Bottom of Linden and Mr..
Louis Halvorsen of Blue Earth City were
united in marriage last Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Larson of this city witnessed
the ceremonies.
c. G. Krook will make trip through
Europe this fall. He sailed from New
York for London on the 23rd. He NAV
also conclude to study law over there
fer couple Of years.
The Maennerehor will reorganize Fri
day evening and the intention is to give
the society a new impetus. It's claimed
that the reorganization WILL be made with
at least thirty members.
The members of the Bicycle club en-
Joyed picnic at Meyers Creek on Sun
day The attendance was good and the
boys SET the pace for others as far as a
good time was concerned.
At the Retail Liquor Dealers conyen-
ton in Minneapolis, Peter Herrian of
this city was chosen sergeant-at-arms for
the ensuing year. Chas. Stengel was
placed on the committee on rules.
The following parties went to Sleepy
Eye Wednesday evening to attend the
McBain-Thompson wedding: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lind, d.. and Mrs. Weiser. JUDGE
and Mrs. Weber and Mr.. Peterson and
wife.
The Turnverein and Ladies Society
will hold joint meeting Saturday even
ing to arrange for picnic for the child
rem on September 18th. The grounds
selected for the picnic are on Peter Mack's
place.
On THURSDAY Mr.. Henningsen per-
tected the sale of Lot in Block lO5.
south Of Centre street to DR.. Weiser for
S7nn ho IT,