New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-04

VIM. Cordes has reopened 4 temporary
saloon in the rear end Of the CONNER
cial Hotel ruins.
& Chas. Stuebe will sell thirty milch
cows at public auction at the Union Ho-
tel yards on the 7th Of March.
The semi-annual apporionment Of
state school funds was made on Monday.
Brown county receives $3,472.
Rev. Seeger and wife rejoice over the
arrival Of son and heir on Monday.
Mother and child are dong nicely
Jacob Bierbauer, an early settler of
this section of the state and a prominent
resident of Mankato, died Sunday night.
Albert ]. Alvin has purchased lots on
College Hill and will erect fine resi-
dence. G. A. Hers will prepare the
plan.
Schneider s. Schneider, machine deal
ers Of Sleepy Eye, have made an assign
ment, John G. Zieske being named as
assignee.
Harry Sanborn, nephew of the
Northwestern's General Superintendent,
will have charge of the work to be under
taken here this spring.
Ralph Yates and John Current left
for Fl. Smelling yesterday to take the f.
nal examinations, preliminary to secur-
ing admission to West Point.
w. A. Hubbard of this city has tenn
porary charge of the store OF Schneider
& Schneider in Sleepy Eye in the inter-
ests of the La Crosse Plow works.
Johnnie Hauenstein shot two fine mall
lards while strolling along the Cotton
wood last Saturday afternoon. Don't
happen often at this season of the year.
Photographer Manderield has ordered
a Crooks tube and will make some ex-
per1ments in the new discovery of pho
tographing pictures through Opaque sub
stances. r..
Frank L. Randall, the Winona attor-
ney, was IN the city yesterday on bust
ness. Frank is always welcome visitor
here, and his presence recalls lively times
i'll Brown County politics. ~.
The Sleepy Eye Herald records the
birth of another son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Hillesheim. This makes the
sixteenth child and they are all living in
good health at the farm home in Sigel.
A dispatch to the daily papers from
Springfield says that several disturban-
ces have occurred in some of the saloons
there the past week. Some parties were
so severely injured as to require the care
of physicians.
Judge Huebner, the Sibley county at
torney, spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Mr.. Huebner expressed the firm opinion
that Sibley county's delegation in the
state convention would be for VIM. Hen
ry Eustis, the brilliant Minneapolitan
A lady by the name of Mrs. Gear died
at Fairfax on the 21st. Her husband
who had not lived with her for eighteen
years died on the same day in Chicago.
His remains were brought to Fairfax
and the estrayed couple were buried to-
gether. "
The Nicollet County Republican Con-
ventitn Will he held on the 21st of March.
The total representation will be 56, of
which the western townships will furnish,
the following: West Newton 9; Ridgley
/; CORTLAND 2; Brighton 2; Lafayette 2 !;
Bernadotte f.. ~
G. S. Hall, civil engineer of the North
western road, was IN the city Yesterday,
giving out contracts for the company's
proposed Improvements. The bridge O.
yer the Minneapolis & St. Louis crossing
will be a model piece of construction
and the stonework alone will cost over
$4,000.
John Jacoby, who at one time worked
III the store of Mr.. Laudenschlager, but
who has been in Colorado of late years,
arrived here Monday on his way to
Springfield. He Stopped off at New Ulnl
to convey greetings to Mrs. Pfefferle
from her son, Eugene, who is doing NICE
ly at Colorado Springs.
H. Bendixen and Geo. Grimm Of
Springfield were in the city Wednesday
securing pointers relative to Building.
and Loan societies. In conversation
with a Review representative, Mr.. Grimm
vouched for the fact that the delegates
to the county convention at Springfield
on the 21st would be royalty enter
tanned.