New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16
Joe Burke, the fireman. has gone e
work on the Redwood Branch.

SO OOC DuIhes SAlss A1rHIau,I ido guns "
work ON the Redwood Branch.
Superintendent Runk's Office will be
IN the county commissioners room.
John Lind went to ST. Paul again yes
terday to follow up the senatorial scram,
BILE.
The Chautanqua Circle meets with
Miss Josephine Pfaender tomorrow
evening.
The Herald, published at Sleepy Eye,
has been declared the official paper Of
the county.
Dr.. NJ. Lipp lost one Of his little
daughters last week through sickness
starting in measles.
Emil Sternberg, the we'll known trav-
cling man, spent Sunday at the Dakota
House with his wife.
A. G. Anderson, A Schwerzler and
Chas. Clcmentz were appointed as sheriff's
deputies during the late term of court. . !.
E G. Koch has been unanimously
elected chairman Of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners. The Board have &C.
ted wisely.
Miss Hirsch's musical recital will be
given on the 25th instead of on the 18th
as has been reported. It will be given
at the Congregational church.
Geo. Graft will go to Minneapolis to-
morrow to attend then northwestern Board
of Trade Convention as delegate from
our local Mercantile Association.
Wheat thieves are prevalent in Lake
Hanska. Anton Torgremson, Ole. Bru-
deli and liver Bryggan are among those
who have sustained losses in this man
ner.
At the literary meeting at Turner Hall
two weeks hence there will be discus
sions of the work of Paine, Renan, Brad
laugh and Heinzen in addition to choice
music.
Drs. Fritsche and Stricken have been
using the new discovery, Anti-Toxic Ser
UNI, on several diphtheria cases in this
city and report very favorably as to the
results.
The case against Gustav Schroeder TO,
selling liquor without license has beer
postponed till the June term, owing tc
the illness of certain leading witnesses
for the state.
The ice-harvest is about over. The
crews of Hauenstein and Schell have
been busy for several weeks past, and
from 1900 to 5000 loads represents the
harvest of each.
A stay of proceedings for thirty days
has been granted by the court IN the
case of S. D. Peterson vs.. The Western
Union Telegraph Co. This means that
the defendant will appeal
i Henry Davis. who broke Jail with U
$. Gran, was sentenced by Judge Web.
Der on Monday to one year and foul
months in the Saltwater prison. Burger
the horsethief, gets 2 years and nine
months.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor at the annual meeting hello
this week chose the following officers
Pres, A. H. Lienhard; vice-president
Miss Newton; secretary, Miss Tillit
Schuetz; treasurer, Otto Held.
This has been an unlucky year for E
E. Benn of Nicollet county. Having
hardly recovered from woeful defeat al
candidate for register, he now fnd
himself laid out in the race for sergeant
alarms of the senate Better quit run
ming, Eugene.
Mr.. John Hauenstein will leave to- day
in company with his daughter, Mis-
Fred Behnke, for Florida TO spend thu
remainder of the winter. They will b.
joined in Chicago by Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Furst Jr., and the Review wishes then
a pleasant journey.
The stockholders of the Citizens Banl
held their annual meeting last week ant
reelected the old officers as follows
Pres, NJ. Mullen; vice-president, ]. II
Vaien; cashier, VIM. F, Setter; assistan
chashier, w. E. Koch. The directors ar,
J. H. Vajen, Werner Bosch, o. NJ. o.
son. Geo. Doehne, Ferd. Crone, VIM. Sill
version and M. Mullen.
Simon Nolan, Morganite, met witt
quite serious accident recently. H,
went out to Lone Tree Lake to clean GU
we'll and the rope broke just as hestart
ed to descend and he was precipitated tx
the bottom. Both legs were broken and
ho 1roe o+hnrwisa bruised The accidan