New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-25

Miss Ida Heers will start kindergar.
+ ten class next Monda
Otto Baker of Redwood Falls and
1 A. G. Ochs Of spriin field were in the CT
i ~ yesterday
literary and social program has been
ARRANGED for next Sunday evening at
Turner Hall. It will be- private affair,
for the members Of the Turnverein and
its various annexes olny.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says that Mar
TIN Baumann.of Mulligan is gradually
losing his mental faculties. For the past
few months he has had an halluciration
that someone was trying to poison him
and his family. He will not eat any
thing ard IS fast becoming mental and
physical wreck.
Christ. Hanson, a we'll digger, whose
Ionly relatives in this country reside near
Sleepy Eye, was killed in a. we'll near
Fairfax a week ago. After descending
fifty feet into the well, he gave the sig
! nal to ascend on account of gas, and
! when within twenty feet of the surface
4 he fell to a depth of 100 feet. Gas was
present to such an extent in the we'll,
) that a lantern would not burn thirty feet
! from the top.
t A peculiar wedding occurred in Red
: wood county last week, the parties be-
ing James johnson and Mrs. Olson of
5 Omaha. It appears, says the Gazette,
E that Mr.. Johnson advertised for wife
and afterwards offered tc give farmer
| hog in case he would find one for him.
Quite number of answers came in re-
spouse to the advertisement and there
:. were serious doubts as to which to ac-
: cept. It was finally agreed to put all
, the letters in hat and draw one from
, the same, the writer to be the lucky yer
son. It happened to be a widow, Mes
Olson.
The Chicago Tribune speaks of an in
vestigation in that city to ascertain
whether or not there was any foundation
= for the suspicion that the germs of tn.
berculosis existed in the milk used in
: that city. Twenty head of dairy cattle
alleged to be afflicted with tuberculosis
/ were slaughtered for post-mortem exam
O ination and the tissues were examined by
r Drs. Bartlett, Trombard and Behnke, thu
r result being statement that the eviden
i ces OF disease were pronounced. Thu
d DR.. Behnke referred to is our own ALDER
IE.
! The next meeting of the Teacher
/ Reading Circle will be held in this cit,
v on the 18th Of April. The program 70
the forenoon session, from 10 to 10, vii
v consist of chorus, roll call to be an
n swereu by quotations, paper b.
: Supt. Runk, recitation and discus
sion of Whites School Management
and The Schoolmaster in Comedy ant
= Satire and a solo by Miss Otterholn1
The afternoon session will he spent il
= listening to a lecture on Emerson b.
Supt. Race of Redwood Falls. A cordia
- invitation to attend is extended to all.
The Non Partisan caucus at Unio
Hall. Friday evening made the followin;
nominations: For mayor, DR.. G. Wesch
cke; for clerk, Louis Schilling; for treas
/ urer, Anton Zieher: for justices, Erns
l. Brandt and Geo. Jacobs; for constables
: J. G.. Geiger and Henry Koehler; alder
man fol the First Ward, Richard Pfef
/ ferle; alderman for the Second Ward
y John Henle; alderman for Third Ward
: Henry Hahschen. For mayor the name
e of S. D. Peterson, VIM. Silverson, L.. B
e Krook, G. H. Hornburg and others wer
suggested. but all declined. Finally Dr.
+. Weschcke was nominated and he aCcep
). ted. -... +. .
y The Republican Primaries.
/ The Republican primaries to cleo
J, delegates to the county convention were