New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-08

- Sleepy Eye
seo. Schmidt a.d faliils irose over
80 aibbon yestertay
Jes. Cook, CLERK II TIE <soltea Rnle,E
.sllsnt the Fourth 4 81 PAIL
Nm. De. Bell and Miss Mianie Fischer
arrived from Minneapolis On Moaday.
Hrs. Fre.,ci5 cf Minneap polls is q the
city, the guest Of her mother, llrs Brey.i
s Mrs Geo. Marti and children Of St
paul are spending the week with lzs.
Soalell
John ziegler, an old New Ulm boy,5
reaewed acquaintance here from Satur-
day till Monday.
los. Poetz has sold his drugstore in
Wiathrop and purchased that of james
Beaaetts of st. Peter. 5%s
Canl Burg, son Of the Captain, has
Smovedsllere from st. Paul and will make
this R5s ,permanent home.
Misses Minnie Hoffman, and Tonic
Zietler will attend the Summer Training
School at Sleepy Eye this month.
Aug. Sellner's little boy had his hand.
badly braslsed on the Fourth while firing
off a toy cannon with another boy.
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DR.. stamm, ,Chas. Hauser and G. a..
Albrecht, all ofSt.Paul, visited with the
Pfaender family Saturday and Sunday.
Andrew j. Eokstein has been appoill.s
ted as express agent for tile United States
Co. Kretscil g Berg will do the deliy-
ering.
Mrs. Fred Gleg, Mrs. .Malingren and
Miss Bachmann of Young America were
guests of Mr.and Mrs. VIM. Winkelmanns
ON THE Fourth.
Mr.. Grau, the Chicago travelling man,
celebrated the s5th anniversary of his
entuanee to rifle shooting circles at St.
Louis last week.
The Mankato and Marshall clubs will
cross bats at the Driving Park in this CT
ty next Sunday afternoon. This will be
the best game of ball, by far,ever played
in New Ulm. ~.s ...--* =
There is no longer any doubt but that
the Minneapolis, New Ulm s Southwest
ern will he extended SOUTH Surveying
will be commenced next week and it is
more than probable that grading will be
started this fall. St. James will be the
next point touched.
Jacol. Klossner Jr. circulated petit
tion among the business men yesterday
calling upon the Chicago & Northwest
era to sacate the disputed strip along
South German Park in order that the
Minneapolis. New Ulm & Southwestern
may use it for its main track. IT was
literally signed. a v. s s..s .-,:..
r. ~ .s=
For the present the time-card of the
Minneapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern
will lie as follows: From the north, ar
rive here at 7 rs am. and 2:31 pm. go
ing north, leave,here at 11:10 am. and
100 pm. The l1:1O and 2:31 trains
will be for passenger traffic alone and
willmake close connections &C winthrop.
The other two will be mixed-uains.
The Rifle Club score Sunday morning
resulted as follows: VIM. Pfacnder Jr.,
1917; Hermann Anime, 1852; Fir. Grebe,
1862; August Brandt, 1873; Jos. GALES,
1876; Julius Krause, III; Paul Voss, l12;
Chas. Hauenstcin, III; Emil Setter, III;
Hugo Gebser, 1903; ohm Lila, lO2;John
A. Toberer, 95; y. P. Current, Ga. The
team shoot resulted in score of IA to
5S8. 49,. -.i-~~..
The conduct. Of Mr.. Somerville, in the
congressional conventions,
the admiration of every sin
cerc, intelligent man. Realizing that !
his party desired the denomination Of Mr..
Nc leary, after the platform had been
he took the floor and made u
manly, patriotic speech. Recognizing
the will of the party lie said that the
choice Of the district, so plainly mani
fest, was his choice; and as an assurance
Of good faith he said it was. in evidence
chat, while the party could not win with
hands down, II the delegates of the con-
vention would contribute as much time
and labor to their candidates success as
he would, Mr.. McCleary would be re-
turned by a Handsome majority. There
was so much Of manly candor and sim
cerity in his manner, ard such terse and
clear cut expression in his speech as to
challenge the admiration Of his hearers,
and he was greeted with rounds Of hear
ty applause.