New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-18
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Il6 u ttllI.
&c. Upper left Yesterday for Min
neapolls.
Ex-Sherif Schmid of Springfield was
in the city Monday.
A. w. Bingham will build fine new
residence next summer.
Dwight Mowery will work for Ed. Da-
Wis in Cambria this summer.
Werner Boesch has rented the resi-
dence rooms over Olsen's Drugstore to
Mr.. Zelle.
Herman Freitag has disposed of his
farm Of 100 acres in Eden to Chas. Bell
for So, 900.
Herman F. Poeppel will move his shoe
store into the Tape building on Mime
sofa Street.
John Dengler will go to Minneapolis
this week to purchase new ovens and sup
plies for his bakery.
The Graduating class of the high school
have elected Geo. Leary president and
Albert Book secretary.
The people living on South German
Street have petitioned the city to have
said street graded at once.
State Superintendent Pendergast will
| deliver the address, at the localHighSchool
Commencement exercises this year.
j. F. Wendt of Burnstown will erect
$4,000 brick building in Springfield
this year. A. G. Ochs has the contract.
The four piers of the railroad bridge
are now up. The steel and iron work
will be commenced the latter part of the
week.
Attorney Somerville appeared before
Judge Weber yesterday morning on a
divorce matter. The interested parties
are from Gaylord.
The spiritualistic table craze has pos
sessed the town. Young and old alike
are experimenting with the fad, and tell
of astonishing results.
Mic Hillesheim, who was committed
to the Insane Asylum at St. Peter from
this county several years ago, died at
that institution on the 18th.
Quite large order for lace arrived
from Mrs. Vrooman of Minneapolis yes
terday morning. The industry has al
ready attained considerable proportions.
a. w Bingham and wife, Judge Web
Der and wife and Mrs. Newhart and
daughter wial go to Minneapolis this
week TO hear the great pianist, Paderews-
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Rev. Carleton Brown, the Unitarian,
came in from Freeport, illinois. Monday
night, and delivered lecture last event 90
on Latent Forces in Religion at tire old
court house.
S. r. Arthur, representing the North
western Life Insurance Co. of Mimnea y
oils, is Ia the city, looking for the fell
lows wte are running their heels off to
secure policies.
A new time card will 60 into effect o.
yer the Northwestern road in few days.
1t is understood that tho change will af-
ford US two through Chicago trains, in
stead OF one as at present.
Ralph Yates has returned from Fl.
Smelling but has not yet been informed
as to the success Of his examiaation. He
is confident, however, that the West
Point report will he favorable.
At the literary meeting at Turner Hall
sse2t Sunday evening, Mrs ALBERT Setter
will lead i'll the discussion regarding
Longfel4ew, Mr.. Steinhauser will take
un Whittier and Str. johnson, Holmes.
Three aged residents of Brown Coun-
ty died daring the w<ek-Henry Van
Fs'ken buAg of Springfield, Mas. Muen-
show of Eden and Mrs. Grimes of Home.
Mr. Valkeeburg was born in 1912, Mrs.
Mueusllow in 1924 and Mrs. Grimes in
1S4l. Vam Valkenburg has lived in;
Minnesota for forty years and Mrs.
Grimes for t,rty- fve..~
AT the last meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Madelia farmers Elevator Co.,
it was resolved to start new company.
if possible, under the laws of 1895. The
money necessary to this venture will be
$4,000, four-Efths of which will 90 to
pay off the delk on the present institu-:
ton. The public opinion is that the pro-.
ject will not be attended with success.
In he current Issue of the Millinery.
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