New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-12

a respectable building near the depot.
John stelljes has gone into the cigar
business again. His factory is on State
Street.
= Seats for Prof. Spencer's musical en-
tertainment can be had at the City Drug
Store.
r. Geo. W. somnerville, the Sleepy Eye !
attorney, will deliver the Fourth of July |
address at Redwood Falls.
Norman Lind, son of the ex-congress- |
man, will soon leave for Munich. Germa-
ny, to complete his studies.
j. AlossnerJr., VIM. Silverson and Jos. !
koehler 'Jr. were among the New Ulmites
WHO visited the Flour City last week.
Michael Jensen of Bernadotte has been
drawn to serve as juror at the June
term of7She U. S. court to be held in st.
Paul.
Frank Drew has removed from Arizona
to Leadville, Col, where he has secured
"a lucrative POSITION with a leading min
ing firm.
At Washington 4lest week Andrew J.
Osin graduated from the National Uni
<wersity Law School. Mr.. dim has our
earnest congratulations.
The Breeders Association have >decid-
ed to hold their <drst race u4eet during
the third week in August. There will
be at least $1,5e0 in purses.
Herman Froelich and Aug. Wiadhorn
went to Redwood county last week,
where the former bought farm 'for his
son in the township of Sheridan.
John Larson ANA wife, Mrs. :Jes. Eek
stein and the Misses Viola Koch. Annie
Neamann, Gustie Kuehnea, Gustie Rim
KEEL and Emily Baarsch visited at Man.
kato Sunday.
The Springfield Fire Department will
send J.. 81. Lsa and E. Blankenburg to
Mo0rhead as'delegates to the State Con-
vention- The New Uim department has
concluded net to send any.
Chas. Hauenstein spent most of the
week docking: after the brewery's bust
ness west 'ofihere. He. returned from
Tracy Saturday afternoon, accompanied
by two of the children of Martin Hase.
Crone Bros have large candle over
six feet dong, (which they will light on
the 10TH of August and allow to burn
until consumed. Until that time they
will allew everybody buying q dollars
worth of goods to make guess on the
time repaired to consume the candle.
Prizes wdsA be ezzarded to those guessing
nearest.
The Tunnvereia committees are max
ing fine preparations for celebrating the
Fourth Ia the 'ncrning they wall all
participate in the parade three or four
hundred strong, :aad in the afternoon
they celebrate in ;tae park around the
hall. An idea of the>exeroises and ansuse-
lnent features can be obtained from the
program published ia another column.
and those who go to Turner Hall in the
afternoon may be sure of glorious time.
! The eleventh annual meeting of the
Stark Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. was
held at Sleepy Eye last week and the
] following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, German Triton; secretary, John
| Cutting; treasurer. VIM. Rossbach; d.
rectors, Carl Forster of Sigel, Andrew
Backer of Milford, Henry Scheibel of
Cottonwood, VIM. Rossbach of A]bin,
Adam Jungers Of Leavenworth, German
F1iton of Stark, John Cutting of Home,
Jacob Runck of North Star and Peter
Mertz of Prairieville. The company now
carries 61S policies.
The Minneapolis Journal of Wednes-
| day relates the following incident of
fellow who once lived in New Ulm: AS
Rev. Nath. Friedman, of St. Paul, was
driving Monday afternoon, he was &C.
costed by two men near Edmund St.
One introduced himself by giving the
reverend gentlemen blow on the head,
smashing his silk hat. The other fellow
proceeded to investigate his pockets.
Mr.. Friedman shouted for help and
friend near by in buggy, hearing him,
returned. The men saw this and de-
camped. Mr.. friedman followed them,
but they eluded him. In the evening,
however. he Was on Rice street and saw
his assailants. He called policeman
and one of the robbers was arrested.
Ignatius Donnelly. than whom there is
no more brilliant and interesting man in
the Northwest, and whose talents are as