New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-05

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Fl Engel bert moved into BE hard
some new residence yeste
Nat Schneider has sdded fine hack
to his livery stable ations.
julius Krause has rented ons Of jos.
Flor's residences below the railroad
track.
Tie round trip rate to Waconia for
Sunday, August 18th, has peen reduced
to 500
Co. A.will be compelled to attend the
State Fair this year under orders issued
BY Gov. Glough.
Albert Steinhauser has been appointed
or the. Democratic congressional com-
mittee for this district. Sd
| Winston Bros. & Larson have located
their headquarters in the building just
north Of the Union Hotel 4
"A large club has been organized IN
Minneapolis which will be known as the
Central Bryan Lind Club. I.
Henry Lau Of Springfield and Katie
Schottenbauer Of this city were married.
at the former place on, Wednesday.
Richard Fischer will go to Stevens
Point, Wisconsin, this week 20 attend
the State meeting Of the Pharmaceutical
association.
Charlie Berg Of Sleepy Eye made more
resolutions at the Mankato convention
than any other delegate. Charlie is q
crackerjack.
Mrs. Catherine Karren fell dead at her
home in CRANKY last Friday morning as
the result Of an apoplectic stroke. She
was eighty years of age.
Geo. w. Schlottmann returned from
Chicago last week having accepted apo
sition as travelling salesman for John Toll
man s. Co., wholesale grocers. 5
The Great Western Band will furnish
music for the excursion over the new
road on the 10th. On this occasion the
band will appear in new uniforms.
W. S. Cox, son Of old st. julien, seems
to have continual itching for Office.
He is.agaln a'candidate for the position
of county attorney in lie Sueur county.
The contract for building the exhibit
ton hall of the Agricultural Society at
the Driving Park has been awarded to
Herman Kopp for a little less than $500
Ernst Brandt attended the convention
in Mankato Monday with the view OF
assisting in bringing about a harmon
ious adjustment of congressional candi-
daeies. s..s -: ..s.s.-. I i
| sc. Alvin, Ferdinand Crone, P. r.
MeHale and Chas. Arbes went TO NIGEL
let Sunday to visit Belle Bean and see
his wonderful collection Of birds and
animals.
! il. Green served on the committee
on resolutions at the Democratic Con-
i gressianal Convention in Mankato Mon
day. Mr.. Steinhcuser was member OF
the committee on credentials. 4
| Herman Schmidt will make trip over
the Minneapolis 8 St. Louis this week
for the purpose of advertising the Brown
Co. Fair. Next week he will cover the
points on the Chicago s. Northwestern.
Editor Blackmer and wife of Albert
Lea will be in the city this week as the
guest of his friend, Robert Scherer. Mr..
Blackmer is totally blind, and yet he
| gets out Que of the brightest papers in
Minnesota. IA -s.@e. s- .a.
| A wedding will occur at Fairmont to-
day, in which Miss Ida Frey, formerly
of this city. and Mr.. Reinhold Robecke
of Chicago are the contracting parties.
Miss Clara Steinhauser left Yesterday to
! attend the wedding.
Mrs. Soren Sorenson of Racine, Wis
consin, was killed in falling from bug
gy at Sleepy Eye last week. The de-
ceased was sister of Mrs. Lars Sorenson
of Eden, with whom she lad been visit
ing fo- nearly month past.
While Miss Flora Pfefferle and her
younger sister were walking on the side
walk past Mr.. Stuebe's barn yesterday
afternoon, the big barn door fell across
the sidewalk and struck boil, Of the
young ladies forcibly. The injuries were
not serious, but the bruises were never.
theless painful.
Editor Lynch Of the St. james Jour
nal stopped off here Sunday on his way
to Mankato. Nj. Lynch is one Of the
able free. coinage editors Of the state and
olen hooro f,o 1;of;nnt;on 1,f no v;,,r hnan,,,5