New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-15
The Local
News Of
the Week


kin Co., for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Aug. Meyer is paying visit this
week to her son at Casselton, North Da-
kota. "
Miss Bertha Kopetzki departed fol
Great Falls, Montana, Thursday after
noon.
. Jos. Flor went to Buffalo Lake Thurs.
day on business connected with the mill
at that place.
Edward Johnson, brother OF the May.
or of Gaylord, is building store at La
fayette station.
Oscar Olsen wants to be postmaster
at Lafayette station and August Shift.
man at Klossner.
John Tschoepl of this city has secured
a position as engine wiper in the Win.
throp railroad yards.
Miss Ada Gustetter of Cincinnati is
the guest of Miss Allie Scherer. She Will
remain here several weeks.
Quite number of young ladies and
gentlemen enjoyed pleasant picnic al
Hunters Rest last Sunday,
Mr.. Rachel went to St. Paul Thursday
on the sad mission of attending the fun
eral of one of his daughters.
VIM. Silverson has been appointed on
the Republican State Central Committee
for the Ninth Judicial district.
Chas. Silverson arrived here from Gin
clnnati Saturday evening to spend few
days looking after his business interests.
John Lind will address silver mass
meeting in Minneapolis on the 18th in
slant. Senator Teller may also be pres.
ent.
The Hauenstein Brewery IS being cov-
cred with a new roof this week. Adolpb
Setter and August Berndt are doing the
work
Louis Basel was killed by man named
Fahey in a picnic row over in Sibley
county on the Fourth. Fahey is now
under arrest.
Hubert Berg has purchased the prop
erty CT Mrs. Magdalena Rosskopf on
German Street and Will at once proceed
to erect a nice brick dwelling.
The Great Western Band boys have
concluded to pass a subscription list a.
mong the business men in order to aid
them in the purchase of uniforms.
An acre of land has been purchased
from Claus Anderson in Lafayette by a
number of farmers for the purpose of
building a new church thereon in the
near future.
County Attorney Huehner of Win
throp was in the city Friday. He had
just completed an overland trip of $50
miles, spent in searching evidence for a
murder case.
About one hundred people came in
from the west in special coaches Sunday
afternoon and nearly as many from Man.
kato. Lots of Gibbon and Winthrop
people were also on hand.
Dr. J. W. B. Welcome of Sleepy Eye
and DR.. Rothenburg of Springfield were
i'll the city Friday. The former is anoth-
er Of those old Republican war horses
who does not approve of the st. Louis
convention.
WcnZel Sci,otzko has been SO dang er-
ously i'll the past few days that at times
it was Thought he could not live but a
few hours. He pulled through however,
and on Monday was reported as being
somewhat better.
G. ". II. Heidcman attended the Ma
tional Convention of Democrats at CHI
cage last week. OF course, to be con-
sistent with his action at Sleepy Eye in
favor of gold, Charlie had to do all his
hob nobbing with David B. Hill.
The Morgan Messenger says that down
at Sleepy Eye caucus was recently held
and every man present was asked to vote
for the best man possible. When the
ballots were counted it was discovered
that every man voted for himself.
: The Postmaster General has returned
the petition of the Commercial Union re-
lative to changes in the postofice &C.
cancellations and reports that inyestiga-
ton has shown the condition of affairs
as set forth in the petition unfounded.
An application was MADE to the Mic
ollet county judge Of pronate last week
for the appointment Of a guardian for
Martin Drummer of West Newton, who
is now in the asylum for insane. Jacob
Drummer was appointed, says the Her