New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-01
Attorney Gee. W. Somcryille was IN

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Mrs. Werner Boesch went to St. Pau
Saturday to join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Herningsen were Wis
itors in the Twin Cities last week.
Chas. Lindemann gave concert at th'
Union Hall saloon on Saturday evening
John Dengler is building an addition
to his residence on North Minnesota
Street.
The bill for monument at Ft. Ridge
ly has become a law. The appropriation
is $4,000.
DR.. J. H. James, the Mankato oculis
will be at DR.. Weiser's office next Sun
day, May 5th.
( H. Rudolphi's little daughter lost he
satchel on a New York train last weel
and with it $115. >siG<.
Mrs. O. G. Olsen was brought dow
from Springfield last week to undergo
| surgical operation.
Conrad Zeller has built an addition tt
his place of residence and also contribut
ing to it coat of paint.
The marriage of Fred Zschunke ant
Miss Ora Elliot Of Springfield is an
nounced. Mr.. Zschunke was formerly {
New Ulm boy.
The new liquor law prevents the sale
of liquor in any form to children either
for the Use ofthemselves or their parents
or any other person.
From the Advance we learn that son
| was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dirks
recently. Their New Ulm friends ex-
tend congratulations.
Mrs. Jacob Klossner Sr. celebrated he1
seventy-third birthday last Tuesday
Several of her children assisted in max.
ing the event pleasant one.
Henry Hanschen commenced work on
the upper story of the new court house
last Wednesday. Schapekahm Bros. &
Co. are doing the carpenter work.
A. J. Grimmer writes US from Cincin-
natl that he is feeling better at present
than he has for years. He will be home
with his niece in couple of weeks.
Mr.. Greer, the horse trainer, will make
New Ulm his permanent home. He will
have about dozen outside horses un-
der his charge here this summer.
The party of tourists who left here on
the 10Th sailed from New York for Ham
burg on the Normannia last Thursday
morning. They visited Niagara Falls
on Tuesday.
Eugene Osburne, Of LIE Sueur, was
here on Monday. He sold Mrs. Ross
kopf corner posts and rods for inclosine
her lot in the cemetery at New Ulm.-
Winthrop News.
A b1ickyard has been opened near
Morton and already forty hands are en-
ployed. F. Aufderheide of this city and
Messrs. Noach and Orth Of Morton are
interested in the enterprise.
W. G.. Alvin was awarded one of the
prizes offered by the manufacturers OF
Best Tonic for the best window displays
advertising their goods. The prize was
five cases of the best of all Tonics.
President Klossner of the council tells
us that Alderman Boesch is entitled to
the credit of preventing a protracted
strike among the street force and moi
himself. We gladly make the correction
The survivors of the Chicago Colony
that settled in New Ulm in 1854 met al
Schmucker's Tivoli Sunday afternoon
and decided to celebrate the 10th ami
versary of their arrival here on the goth
of May.
A general meeting of the Agricultural
Society will he held at Turner Hall
Saturday afternoon, May 18th. at 1 sc
o'clock, to decide on buildings for the
society on the grounds of the Breeders
Association.
,. The St. Aloysius Band of this city
gave concert at Sleepy Eye on satur
day evening and one at Springfield OF
Sunday. The concert in each instance
was followed by the presentation O,
three short plays,
- Mrs. John Eisenreich of West Newtor
brought complaint against her husband
last week changing him wits assault ant
battery. He was taken to st. Peter b,
Sheriff Block and after trial befor,
Justice Sackett was made to pay fin,
of $4o.s5 !.
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