New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29

Martln ochnohrlcn has been appointed
as postmaster at Milford to succeed Pc
ter Heinen. .. 81
Chas. L. Roos made business trip to-
Minneapolis Monday afternoon: He
will return tonight.
Miss Mary Veigal Of Bashaw and Mr..
Peter Venner of Mankato will be married
on the 4th of next month.
The funeral of Mrs. Bingham on We'd
nesday was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Bingham of Sleepy Eye.
At the literary meeting at Turner Hall
this evening Hon. John Lind will deliv-
er an address on Thomas Paine.
Owing to the recent election in Mar
shall, John Laudenschlager has been
| forced to abandon the saloon business.
Albert Baarsch has resigned lis posi-
ton at Redtield, South Dakota, and has
entered the University School of Phar-
macy.
One of the large shafts in the Empire
Mill broke on Saturday and the mill will
have to be shut down for week to al
low tor repairs.
Ferdinand Crone has recently pur-
chased very valuable trotting horse.
It was secured Cor him in Chicago by
DR.. Albert Behnke.
The county commissioners of LIE Sueur
county have ordered that Mrs. Hall Of
LIE Sueur be taken to the hospital in this
city for treatment.
Frank Schneider Of this city has rent
ed the brick building of his brother,
John, in Springfield and will engage in
the hotel and saloon business.
Mrs. Louise Lyon johnson Of Minnea-
polls, Grand Worthy Matron Of the Eas-
tern Star order, will pay the lodge at this
place an official visit on the 7th of next
month.
Eli Iverson, the oldest inhabitant of
Linden and certainly one of the oldest OF
Brown county, died last week. He
lacked only a couple of years of being a
century old, " = r. :
The Chicago & Northwestern and Min
neapolis & st. Louis people have arrived
at an agreement whereby the latter will
use an underground crossing where the
two lines intersect in this city. "
1t will interest some of our people to
know that G. W. >Babcock, the Kasota
stone quarry proprietor, will leave today
for Europe. He intends to take the Med
iterranean route and will also visit Pal
estine and Egypt.
There has been a leak in the city wa
ter mains for the past ten days and the
wa:er-works superintendent has been un-
able to discover its whereabouts. At
least tower full of water has been was
ted daily as result.
The Minneapolis Journal is authority
for the statement that Sheriff Block of
Nicollet county intends to be condi-
date for the Republican nomination for
state treasurer, not in the hope of gettipg g
it, but to help out Gov. Clough.
The annua! meeting of the National
Guard Association Will be held in: ST.
Paul today and tomorrow and Capt.
Steinhauser, 1t. Mueller and 1t. Buscher
will attend as, delegates from Co. A.
The former is booked to read one of the
principal papers. %@
The officials Of the Minneapolis & ST..
Louis went to Chicago on Monday to
complete the contract with the North
western as to their lines in this CITY, and
as soon as this IS done the Northwestern
will at once begin the. construction of
the line from Mankato to New Ulm. A
double passenger track will be feature
of the change in this city. j
A. L. Poehler ofHenderson was in the
city Sunday. His object was to exam
inc into the legality of certain signatures
to the Arlington county -seat removal
petition and he found things just as he
had expected. Many of the workmen
on the new Minneapolis & St. Louis ex-
tension had been induced to sign and
none of them are residents Of Sibley
county.
If the Chicago s. Northwestern does
not of its own free will and accord pres
ent the people Of this city with fuel, it
is fact nevertheless that portion Of
the population are not slow to helping
themselves without scruple to the COM
pany's coal. At least five carloads are
missing every year and the presence, in
front Of any number Of houses, Of an