New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-17
JOS Tauer and wife spent Sunday

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The Cycle Club made a trip to Sleep
Eye Sunday afternoo on.
Misses Minna and Emma Wellner ar
i home from St.sPeter on a short visit.
] Otto Tape has the contract for re
modelling the front of Neumann's s store.
/ Ath.. .Henle is building new brick res
Ildence on State Street, next to Boblet
ers.
| EstelIa Hirsch came home from Man
kato Thursday to witness the cantata
"Laila." x, =
E. Z. Tupper spent Sunday here will
his wife. He will soon travel in Wis
consin.
The father of Fl. L.'.Blethenis is now Wis
iting with mm in this city. His home
is at Walnut Grove.
Mrs. John Hauenstein and Mrs. Fred
Setter have been spending this week with
Mrs. Hose in Tracy.
Adolph Eckstein and mother of Du-
luth were here Sunday to attend the
funeral of Ludwig Meyer. E..
Mrs. Hugo Schleuder of Springfield is
enjoying'a visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Brandt. A.
Company A will go into comp at Lake
City on the Goth of June. A new re-
gulation has been adopted whereby the
boys will hereafter appear in the regular
army uniform.
A number of frlepds of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. D. Lille drove out to their home in
Lafayette Saturday evening and pleas
antly surprised them in honor of their
crystal wedding. ..s.-
Dr.. Fritsche went to Prairieville last
Wednesday and together with DR.. Well
come of Sleepy Eye successfully removed
a large ovarion tumor from. Mrs. VIM.
Miner. At last reports, the lady was do
ing nicely. ,.J.
j. Winegarden returned Tuesday from
a trip through Iowa and Kansas, having
been absent several months. His health
is greatly improved and he is so favorably
with southern Kansas that he
talks of locating there permanently
Springfield Advance.
A dispatch from Pierre to the St. Paul
aailies says that the cattle range west Of
that city is draining Southern Minnesota
Of young cattle this spring. Scarcely a
day passes that train load does not
come in. The usual shipment arrived
On Thursday, sent from New Ulm by |
Stuebe and Phillips. i 49, ,~ ::
August Samuelson, of Bernadotte, and
Charles Nelson of Lafayette, were in the
'ity on Wednesday, having returned from
where they had purchased the
upplies for the Lafayette -Bernadotte
reamery. The foundation is built, $50
ows have been pledged and, prosperity
low stares the venture in the face. Good
Peter Herald. * |
The county commissioners met at the
Thursday and opened bids for
he completion of the upper story. They
we're as follows: Hanschen, $3,79O; Alvin
/ sandau, $3,939; Tape, S., ,9s1; ochs;
1895; Heers. $4,000; Leck 6 Co... of
Minneapolis, $4,14o; schapekahm Bros.
! Co., $4,000. Hanschen being the low
st bidder was accordingly awarded the
ontract. -. =. :r..,s..
The directors of the Brown County
lgricultural Society held a meeting with
ecretary Roos Saturday afternoon and
ppointed committee to revise the pre-
lium list and also one to consult with
be Breeders Association relative ia
gliding the Fair on their grounds this
all. Another meeting will be held in
wo weeks for report.
The New Ulm city council have com f
lained to the state board of railway
that the present depot is
adequate for present needs. We wish
, remark also that the two box cars in
hich business is done for st. Peter are
so a disgrace to the town as well as to
le roads that own them. Would It not
g a good idea for our own city council
, take similar ction.-St. Peter Herald /
Laila was presented at Turner Hall :
thursday evening to very fair audi
ice andlistened to with a good deal OF
easure and interest. Mrs. Tuppers ap-I
cared as Laila and at times sang with
'nuine sweetness. Mrs. Critchett was
g Fairy Queen and gathered around
r were eight or ten little girls IN pret- J
green costumes as fairies. About Ia