New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22

G. B. Liver Of Omaha transacted bust.
ness ii the city Saturday

nSss IL sSaC sss4Sy k9t1tMiQxey.
The Star Band will hereafter hold thsii1
rehearsals ii SchelI' I's new hall.
Fl. Bachmann has sold his residenc.
property on Broadw to Harry Lauden
Ischlager
Miss Minnie Fische returned from /
three months visit ii Minneapolis 81
Saturday
VIM. Alvin ST.. and wife have beer
spending the week with their daughtel
at Arlington.
Assessor Brust is now busy making til.
rounds Of the city in the perform ance d
his official duties. 81
Diphtheria has invaiied the homes 81
Ludwig Kunz and Albert Lange in the
north part of town. ~. MA
Fullerton Bros. Of Sioux City were
looking after their business interests ii
this city on Saturday.
8 q 's.+lss , y 4 40
/ City Treasurer Mueller has been con.
fined to his home for several weeks and
. at present is very low.
Mrs. Peter Arbes has sold the brewery
in Le Sueur owned by her late husband
and will return to this city to live. .-
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Lamberton last week and sold Schim-
mel & Nelson piano at.each place.
Mrs. c. F. Mowery will go to Marshall
on the 18th of June to attend the West.
ern Conference of congregational church
| es.n . F.
A. Il. Schleuder has been elected as a
delegate to represent the local I. q. o. F,
lodge at the Grand Lodge in St. Paul in
July. .. -=s.. s.
Albert Olson and wife went to Nicol-
let Wednesday afternoon to. attend the
wedding of the formers brother, Edward,
w 4Il1So% CCnmlQC. IT,
john Lind was called to Sibley coup
ty last week by the serious illness of his
father who is now over sixty years OF
age: He returned Saturday,
A. W. Bingham spent portion of the
week in the Flour City, evidently for the
purpose of satisfying himself as to the
cause of the sudden raise in wheat.
The large water tank on VIM. Bishoff's
place gave way Saturday night and oc-
casioned a miniature: flood. The fine
garden bears evidence of considerable
havoc. -.-.-. ,s y. p -. r..
Fred Buschard returned from Califor-
MIA Saturday afternoon to spend the
summer with his parents. Before leav-
ing he disposed of his dairy and stock
interests. - 4 i ~ ~
Prof. j. F. Rhemsburg, the we'll
known liberal lecturer, will speak at
Turner Hall three evenings in June.
The dates selected for him are June 4th,
5th and 9th. IS s.x..... ... (: (. !. i
Fred Pfaender aud Herman Poeppel
will represent the Reuter- lodge at the
Grand Lodge which convenes in St. Paul
on Friday. Chas. Toberer and Jos. Groeb.
ner have been elected as alternates. @
State Treasurer Koerner and Deputy
Jenson were injured in street car acci.
dent in st. Paul on Friday. The for.
mer's knee and arm were injured, while
the latter sustained serious bruises about
the head. :: Is. @.@,. =4= III Il
The marriage Of Miss Amelia Runl
and Gustav Radke, both Of Milford, will
occur tomorrow. evening at o'clock
The bride is daughter OF 81. E.. Runk
the well known farmer, and the groom
q SON Of Nj. Radke Of this city.
Both wheat and hcur have been ad
vancing rapidly in price all week. Thi,
fact may temporarily confuse the fnan
Ecial debaters who have been trying &. t
connect monetary affairs withs the pre-
yailing low prices Of conn odities.
Julius Berndt and JOS. GALES will .,
to st. Paul on Friday to attend meet
ing ing of Sons Of Hermann. The object o
the meeting is to prepare for the cele
| bration Of the twenty fifth anniversar,
Of the founding Of the order in this state
Henry Watterson, the noted Kentuc
Ky politician, lecturer and editor, ha,
been secured for a lecture at ST. Pete
on the Tth Of June. II is expected tha
quiteIa number Of New Ulmites will u
down to hear the eloquent Star Eyee
i Goddess Of Reform.
Charles Taudien died " Wednesday after
noon from the effects Of repeated attack
of apoplexy, which had rendered hin
Ispeechle for several days. MI. Taudie,