New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-20
The Local
News Of O
the Week.

A child of John Nun Jr. died on Sat-
urday.
Otto Held is home from Candy for a
few days. visit.
Miss Sophie Kiesling is to be married
this week IN Washington.
Miss Amaha Nix will leave in few
days for Europe to spend the summer.
On Friday Ferdinand Crone purchased
the farm of Henry Neeman north of town.
Chas. Toberer went to St. Paul on
business Friday afternoon, returning Sun.
day.
Sheriff Anderson attended the State
Convention of Sheriffs at Mankato last
Thursday. a-a-
A. H. Emerson of this county has been
elected principal of the public schools
at Bellington.
Chas. Hauenstein will 60 TO Winons
on the 9Th of June to attend the Missis.
sippi Schuetzenfest.
A. Pietrus of Pierre, South Dakota, il
again in the city, the guest of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. W. T. Eckstein.
Col. and Mrs. Wells of the Ryan Ho
tel of St. Paul spent Saturday and Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen.
One of the Garrioch boys of Wes'
Newton IS stopping at G. W. A. Krook's
receiving treatment for his eyes.
Capt. Wanzer is of the opinion that
track laying on the new road will be
commenced in earnest next Monday.
Five commission men from New York
City held meeting, in conjunction with
the local creamery directors on Monday
Rudolph Fritsche of Lafayette gradu.
ates from the Commercial Department
of the G.. A. College at St. Peter this
week.
Chas. Essig of Washington has disposed
of his business in that State and returned
to Springfield, where he will probably
permanently locate.
A postmortem examination on the re-
mains of A. H. schleuder was performed
on Sunday by Drs. Rothenburg, Weiser.
Stricken, Fr1tsche and Hirsch.
Court opened at St. Peter yesterday.
Attorneys Lind, Hagberg and Eckstein
of this city are in attendance. Also
Judge Weber and Reporter Fckstein.
Banker Campbell of Winthrop,wh is
president of the Minneapolis, New Ulm
and Southwestern Railway Co., was here
Friday in conference with the officials
OF the M. & St. L.
Paul Hackbarth and Tony Simmet
went to St. Peter Monday to witness the
game between the St. Peter and Austin
clubs. It resulted IN favor of St. Peter
by score of II to 7.
Mr.. Little of Iowa is in the city secur-
ing data for biographical compendium
of leading citizens of Southern Minneso-
ia. The book will lie somewhat on the
order of the History of the Minnesota
Valley.
Geo. Raverty, the Republican war horse
of the town of Home, was in the city
Monday. Mr.. Raverty is a candidate
for the Republican nomination for coun-
ty treasurer this year and entertains
bright hopes for success.
The advent of Frank Burg's bowling
alley has stirred up considerable interest
in the sport and Il couple of good sized
clubs will he organized within the next
two weeks. The Twin City clubs Will he
invited to exchange courtesies.
Last Sunday, the 18th of May, was
Norway's day of independence. It was
celebrated in several of the adjoining
settlements, the exercises in Lake Hans.
ka consisting of singing by the clubs
of Lake Hanska, Albin. St. James and
Madelia. w.
The Dramatic Section a; their meet
ing on Thursday evening arranged tc
produce s.Doctor Klaus at Turner Hall
on the 7th of June. The proceeds are
to go to the class of Actives, to assist in
defraylng their expenses at Winona cur
ing the funniest.
e. M. Burk of Chicago was in tbs city
yesterday and made arrangements forthe
appearance here on the 25th of June OF
the great Ringing Bros circus. This
show stands today the acknowledged
"greatest show on earth," and there is
hardly any ground on which to dispute
the claim. It will be here on the above
mentioned date in all it's entirety.
At Redwood Falls last Friday Robert