New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-10

h. l.. Blethen left for Kansas Friday.
He will be gone few weeks.
Mr.. Frank Taylor and L. Soaring Of
Mankato visited with Otto Wicherski las.
week. r. f ~ FL "
A. G. Ochs and family of Springfield
spent portion of the week here with
relatives. ~
Mrs. VIM. Hamm and daughter of St..
Paul are being entertained this week by
Mrs. Jonas Laudenschlager.
Three of the gold medals stay in town
and Fred Brust and VIM. Pfefferle de-
serve the credit of holding them.
The Breeders Association races will
be held at the driving park on the %,
70 and Gath of August. Remember that.
Two ladies and their escort passed
through here Saturday enroute for Min
neapolis. Friday they rode from Min
neapol1s to Sleepy Eye by circuitous
rouie-a distance of 100 miles.
Jacob Pfenninger and wife returned
from their western trip Wednesday aft
ernoon. While at Spokane Falls they
saw Rudolph Kiesling and other old New
Ulmites, and report that all OF them are
doing nicely.
Sheriff Block of St. Peter shot match
of $50 birds with the celebrated DR.. Car
yer in Minneapolis recently, Block hit
ting 1876 to Carver's 1913. Block then
challenged Carver to shoot match of
1000 birds for a large sum of money, but
the notorious circus ring wizard refused,
The party of Manufactures, including
d. 5. Kennedy, who rowed down the
river few days ago, were upset near
CORTLAND and received a thorough duck
ing A denizen of the burg kindly took
them in for the night and allowed them
to dry their clothes.
Down in Linden last week certain in
dividuals of the tramp variety, stole
chickens, ham and other articles from
one farmer and then went to the next
place and politely asked for the use of a
frying pan in order to prepare the stolen
goods for appetites that certainly were
abnormal.
Mueller & Wiesner will soon begin the
erection of an addition to their livery
barn. The extension will be large
enough to contain twenty box stalls and
will be supplied with all the convent
ences necessary to first class stable.
The proprietors intend to give the peo-
pie of New Ulm Accommodations that
will answer every need.
A reunion of the old settlers who were
there at the time of the Indian massacre IS
to be held at Lake Shetek. John iceland,
who had eighteen bullet holes in him, and
whom we saw in Mankato in 1862, before
his wounds had healed up, is to be there,
and also Mrs. Eastlick who was taken
captive and her little boy who carried his
baby brother on his back considerable
part OF the way to New Ulm. It will be an
interesting gathering.-.Madelia Times.
The seven commissioners, who have
been appointed to purchase ground for
a military park at old Fort Ridgley and
to decide upon a suitable location for a
monument, will meet on the old fort
grounds to-day. The amount appropri-
ated is $500 and the commission con-
sists of Judge Flandreau, Col. Sheehan,
AFRO Stone of St. Peter, And, Anderson
OF Bernadotte, Capt. Hopkins of Fairfax,
Maj. Powell of Redwood Falls and Mai,
Randall of Winona.
Observer Andrew J. Eckstein makes
the following report for June: Monthly
mean temperature, 70 degrees; mean max
imum temperature, 8o.2 degrees; mean
minimum temperature, 5.9 degrees high
estftemperature, 80 degrees, on the 18th
and 9th; lowest temperature, 80 degrees,
on the 28th; monthly range, "a degrees;
greatest daily range, 35 degrees on the
oh orl l.:l
grees, on the 25th; total precipitation,
2.O5 inches; greatest daily precip itation,
rs degrees. on the 3rd; clear days 5;
cloudy days. 7; partly cloudy, 18; frost
on the 2Sth; number of days having OF
of an inch or more of precipitation, 9.
Three Negroes Suspected.
On Saturday the police of St. Paul mt