New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-06
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started II Springfield.
Frank isberg took 8 carload 81
cattle, his own, TO Sioux City on Friday.
Mrs. Weiser lost . diamond necklace
while going from New Ulm to Windom
= week ago.
Miss Minnie Fischer will go, to Min
neapolis this week to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mareck. .55
Mn. David Hart Of Slaughter, Wash
Eington, is here on : visit. She is 4 daugh-
tersof Dan Dingler.
Il is stated that there are only three
mercantile firms in the city that will be
subject to the income tax.
Fred Pfaender went to Sleepy Eye
Yesterday and Louie Mueller to SPRING
field, both on legal business.
N. Mullen win visit the Black Hills
7 this week in company with several
Twin City friends and investors.
The Brotherhood Of Trainmen will
give q dance at Waseca on, the e2nd.
Nearly all Of the local railroad hoyswill
attend.
Mrs. Thos. p. Bowen is reported to
be very i'll at Duluth. Her mother and
Mrs. Won Hagen and Mrs Burnside, all
of Sleepy Eye, have gone there to attend
her.
Sheriff Block Of ST. Peter was up in
Ridggeiy township last week for the pur-
pose Of serving 2 notice Of ejectment on
Dennis Shea. This is the result Of a suit
brought against Shea by James Clary.
. The Journal says chat Representative
Severance init oduced a bill in the House
yesterday to amend existing laws relat-
ing to a bridge at Cambria. The chan.
ges hewould have made. are not speci.
fed.
Anton Ouren has resigned the presi-
dency of the Hanska and Linden store.
In his place the directors have elected
Ole synsteby, with John Torgremson as
clerk. Peter Olstad was taken in as 4
new member.
The following have been elected as Off
GERS of the German Methodist Sunday
School: President, Fred Hae,,ze vice
president, Chas. Grusendorf; secretary,
g. II. Dirks; treasurer, Miss Hattie
Dirks; librarian, VIM. Durbahn.
The birthdays of Geo. Washington
and Carl Heinzen will be appropriately
commemorated at Turner Hall on the
22nd. One was the great champion OF
political llberty-the other the stauneh
defender of liberty of thought and speech
Sleepy Eye is. to have a creamery ano
A. W. Schweppe of st. James and Mr
lChrlstlansen.manager of the Sigel Cream.
cry will be the owners. They have re.
ceiyed a bonus Of $500 from the citizens
Of our neighbor town and will put up q
respectable institution.
A. j. Alvin missed the Northwestern
train at Kasota in coming up from St
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Paul Saturday evening and was compell.
ed to remain over Sunday in Kasota. II
is reported that he spent his time in walk.
ing around the quarries, with his great
coat wrapped about him cursing the re-
lentless punctuality of some trains and
the useless and disgusting delay Of 9TH
ers.
Harry Kennedy was in the city Mon
day, For once Harry has missed it on a
political prediction, for while in st. Paul
during the senatorial fight he wagered a
dinner at the Minneapolis Club with
Joel r. HeatWole that he could name,the
winner m He He gave his prediction to the
writer, and we are sorry to say that Lar
~ will have to pay for the dinner-for
three if you please.
When the Supreme Court reviews the
verdict given, to Sam Peterson. Of Brown
County, Of 100000 against the Western
Union Telegraph Co., for transmitting. .
message over its wires, not to the liking
lef Mr.. Peterson, it will be horse of an
other color. In our opinion, in no othe1
county in the state, considering the
grounds upon which the verdict was rem
dered could such q verdict be obtained
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