New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-20
William Gieseke is work ing for b.


Anton Loesoh has gone to Fairfax to.
work for =. Thiele.
Mrs. Aug schel left for ST. Paul
Monday afternoon to visit her daughter.
John Korbel Twas called to Le Su-
eur Monday by the sickness Of relatives.
Tho Judges Of Election were IN scs-
sion Yesterday for the purpose Of regis
tration.
Mrs. Chas. Roth was adjudged insane
yesterday and taken to ST. PETER tins
morning.
The merchants of Court!and will here-
after have their oil delivered BY team
from New Ulm.
Miss Augusta Rinkel will commence
dress shaking at the store Of John +. Neu-
mann next week. -
Hon. e. 81. Helling, formerly of this
city has been elected member of the
Madelia village council. s.Z 52.
John Sanford came home from Iowa
Saturday afternoon and left again on
Monday for Minneapolis.
Oscar Minor of Prairieville lost the
third finger of his left hand while oper-
ating corn shelter last week.
The Board of Public Works have de-
c1ded to sprinkle one blockfurther south
on Minnesota Street this year.
]. R. Bowen at Courtland has received
plans for an iron bridge across the
Minnesota river at that place.
Summer Ladd, teacher at Courtland,
spent Sunday here. He also particlpa-
ted in the concert Saturday evening.
The railroad company now pays its
employees with checks, thus doing away
with the monthly visits. of the pay car.
The city council decided against arc
lights Friday night. That means that
there will be no change in the system.
A. G. Ochs and Frank Jaehn are down
from Springfield to-day. Both had Of
fered bids for finishing the courthouse.
Mr.. Hilbert, Past Chancellor of the lar
gest Pythian Lodge in the world, the
Aldine at Chicago, visited with the To-
cal lodge Monday evening.
Judge Web5er has rendered lis decision
in the much disputed Renville county
contest case. He decides that Olivia is
entitled to the county-seat. ~
John Kienlin of Ft. Ridgely has settled
the Cle..ry- O'Shea land title case by
jumping the claim and filing under the
Homestead act.-St. Peter Independent.
Some desp1cable thief broke into Mr..
Dahlg's corn crib in Lafayette one night
last week and stole all the corn, not even
leaving so much as card of thanks.
Contemplate vandals also chopped
down all of the fence posts around Mr.
Poehler's place in Courtland. Il. VI. !.
New scenery is being prepared for the
play next Sunday evening, and the great
est care has been exercised in the assign
ment of the different roles as well as in
the rehearsals. Such efforts on the part
of the Dramatic Section should be re-
warded by large attendance.
The Union Dramatic Section of SPRING
field will present The Spy of Gettysburg
at Union Hall on the evening of Satur-
day, March 23rd. Several former New
Ulm1tes are to take part in the perform
ance and we hope our citizens will treat
the talent of our neighbor town 70 a
good reception. y.
J. The Chautauqua Circle met last even
ing with Mrs. Newhart. It meets again
on the. 26th with Mrs. W.iser when the
period from the French Revolution to
the death of Scott will be considered by
Miss VogeI, and the relation of painting
to the other arts of the Renaissance BY
Mrs. Newhart. Mr.. Somsen will lead.
s Messrs. Meyer, Herian, Burg, Koch,
Fischer, Petry, Vogel, Sietzel, Wiesner,
Toberer, Hummel, Merkle, Brandt, Geb-
ser formed party that went to Nicollet
Sunday to see the animal and bird col
lection ofsMr. Bean, young farmer
who lives near the village. Judging
from their reports. the collection must
be one of the finest in the states and
worth many thousand dollars B
The talent of FL Ridgely claahed
with thatsof Golden Gate for third
time last Saturday evening. The sub
ject was, Resolved that England IS at
present the most powerful nation on the
earth, = and the affirmative was cham
hv Hnror, =,