New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-29
The Local
Hens Of
the Ieek.

he eek.
Ernst Brandt ST.. made trip to Win
throp Friday.
Geo. Wagner is nding the summer
at Ann Arasor. 55 ..s2.
Eugene Pfederle.eame up from st.
Paul Saturday
Born to ME-. and aaes. Emil Setter on
Thursday, a girl
Attorney NJ. E. Matthews Of Marshall
spent Sunday here.
WA. Hubbard is transacting business
at Springfield this week.
Cs,as. Schwend1nger of St. Paul is IN
the city visiting his parents.
The, new Bingham elevator is almost
complated. It is eighty five feet high.
Mrs. Lucinda Dungandied ather home
in Albin last week of chronic bronchitis
The nsw arc Light posts arrived or
Saturday. They were shipped from Can.
ada.
Mrs. E. e. Koch and daughter, Meta
spent Wednesday, and Thursday at Glib.
bon. s..
Among those attending the State Uni.
versity summar school is Chas. Hintz OF
this seity.
Peter Penning of Stark will take his
son, William, to Colorado for the benefit
of his &health. ..-.
The Brown county representation in
in the Populist State Convention will be
thirteen delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ct. Willis 0: Mason
Vile, New York, are visiting with MIR.
and Mrs. Newhart.
On Wednesday G. H. Massapust was
appointed postmaster aS West Newton.
He succeeds Alex Harkin.
Albert Meyer of this city intends to
start photograph gallery at Winthrop.
So says the Winthrop News.
Chas. Sauer has given up the shoe
business in this city and Will return to
st. Paul to manage the Lindeke mill.
A runaway occurred on Minnesota
Street in front of Goetsch & Laue,s saloon
Friday afternoon. Ne damage resulted.
Messrs. Thee. Crone, G. A. Hagberg,
sChas. Gebser, Wan. Rhode and w. G.
Alvin are spending the day at Meyers
Greek.
Miss Bertha Vogel has resigned hes
petition at Sleepy Eye and will accept a
a clerkship in the store of Lienhard Bros.
in this city.
Wn. F. Kunze, who has been spend
ing the past month at Sleepy Eye, re-
turned last week to resume his duties at
the State University.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis survey
ing corps are now at work in the Cotton.
wood Valley. They have headed to-
yards Alwin's place.
Delegate Ruack returned from St.
Louis Monday afternoon His vote at
the convention was cast fol the nomina-
ton of VIM. J. Bryan.
MI. Henning and sister, of Renville,
came down on their bicycles last week
and are enjoying pleasant visit at Camp
Lookout at the Fish Pond.
Alfred Walin, formerly of this city,
has been renominated as a candidate for
judge of the Supreme court by the Re-
publicans of North Dakota.
Emil Steinhaueser has taken a two
weeks vacation and is spending it at the
Fish Pond. Edwin Juni is filling his
place at Ottomeyer's in the meantime.
Fire destroyed an old warehouse in
Mankato last week which contained parts
of the old scaffold on which I'll thirty
eight Indians were hung after the mas
sacre. ~.
Rev. Reitzel left on Monday for Penn
sylvania where he will lecture before the
Chautauqua circles during the mouth of
August. He will be back here in Sep
temher. /"
The Northwestern has already used O.
yer $4,000 cubic yards of sand and gray
Ell in raising their tracks through this CT
ty. This means that over 7 900 carloads
have been hauled from the pit near Court
land.
There will be an excursion train over
the Minneapolis, New Uln g. Southwest
ern and Minneapolis s St. Louis Sunday.
the 10th to Minneapolis, 1Ilnnetonka and
Waconia. The fare for the round trip