New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-05
The Local
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low with apoplexy.
The Winthrop nine plays here next
Sunday, August 9th.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
eel Sandhoefer Saturday.
M. M. Madigan will leave the state, it
is said, as soon as his parole is expired.
G.. Teller is changing one of his shops
near the Planning Mill into residence.
Ole Fredrickson of Redwood county
will open an attorneys Office in Spring
field. 5.
Mr.. schad Of Sleepy Eye will oper-
ate bus and baggage lire for the Union
House.
LIE Roy Murin of Sleepy Eye has Sc
cured a position in our local electric
light plant.
The Nicollet county Republican con-
vention will be held at ST. Peter on the
10Th of August.
John r. Bowen OF Uourtland attended
the funeral at Tracy last week of cous-
in whe was drowned in Colorado.
Tie Ladies Society of the Turnverein
will give another midsummer nights fes-
tival at Turner Hall Park about the Goth.
The r. A. Foster Commission Co. Of
Winona has made an assignment. The
firm transacted good deal of business
In this city. X. ~... :.
MISS Flora Peterson returned yester-
day afternoon from Washington where
she'has been attending Christian En-
deavor Convention
w. B. Hixon, superintendent Of bridge
building on the Minneapolis s. st. Louis,
was an the city Friday, in consultation
with Capt. Wanzer. ..~.@- 1888 III
MRS. Henry sSchznidt of CRANKY died
last Wednesday after brief Hines. She
leaves seven children, the Oldest being
only thirteen years.
Eugene Pfeferle has concluded to re-
main in New Ulm and will accept po-
sition as prescription clerk in the drug
store of O. N. Olsen. *
Otto Lamm and Peter Green we're up
from Mankato last week with two loads
Of fa-niture for Mr.. Engelbert, purchased
of Je'an Klein $50. of Mankato.
1t IS reported that II. G.. Hays, chair
man~of the Republican county commit.
tee,'is to leave the state and accept po-
siti@n on paper at Nashville. Tennessee.
Herman Plath, who ran for Judge of
Probate two years sego, has, In company
with Ills son Henry of Springfield, pur-
chased a. Touring Mill at Albany, near
st. Cle.ld. =
Wa. Pfaender Jc. on Sunday made
the highest score eHa- made on the Hunt
ers Rest target by New Ulm man. Out
of a possible $50 tnlthe regulation ring
target he made 2O2. y =
Deputy Game Warden Lloyd of H'racy
was in the city Sunday and appointed
three wacdens for each township. It
will now behoove our hunters to lay low
'until the season opens.
County Surveyor Pluanme: of Minnie
:apoiis died suddenly Monday morning.
He was quite well-known in New Ulm
from the fact that he prepared the :estab-
lished grades for our streets.
Tae state auditor on Friday drew the
warrants for the amounts due the vari-
Gus fire departments of the state New
Ulm receives $a0S.S7. There are only
twelve sowns which receive more.
As straw Indicative of the strength
of John lind, the winthrop News saws
that a vote was taken among party of
sixteen which resulted as follows: Nc
Klnley, Il; Bryan, 2; Clough, 2; Lind,
IL.
Among the baseball enthusiasts of St.
James who came over Sunday to witness
the game were Representative Thos.
Thorson, Editor F. B. Lynch of tine
Plaindealer and Editor E. J. Lynch of
the. journal.
Chas. Deitz of Mapleton, formerly Of
Brown county, has announced himself
a candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for county treasurer. Mr.. Dietz
has twice run for the office hut has al
ways Jailed Of election.
The Springfield Advance of this week
reports an unfavorablef change in the
condition of A. G. Anderson. It saws
that paral ysis has made such rapid ad s
vancement in the past few days that it
makes his recovery donhtfI1l ~ sgss%