New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-11

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Flour took ajnmp Of 10 cents on Mon
day. The nil!ers have earned it.
Jos. a. Eckstein transacted legal bus.
mess at the Capitol City last Friday
August Wagner has rented ooms in
the Maltzahn building over Gollnast's.
Mrs. B. r. Webbr leaves to day for
a weeks visit with relatives in Mapleto1
Lyman Fuller spent several days of
last week with Lambe on acquaintances.
J.Irving has rented rooms in the 8Gratz
building opposite the Congregational
church.
Miss FRANKIE entertained her friends
at a pleasant birthday party Saturday
evening.
Miss Helen George came down from
Springfield Friday to spend day or two
with her parents.
Judge of Probate Laudenschlaeger
suffered a relapse on Saturday and at
the present writing is very low.
Revs. Young of LIE Sueur, Haas Of st.
Peter and Jansen of Henderson called
on Rev. Schroeder in this city last We'd
nesday. -.
Mrs. Mary McIlravie of Sleepy Eye
dropped dead while eating her supper
Sunday evening. She was eighty-two
years of age. Il.
The Brown County Medical Society
met at Springfield yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Gustav Fischer of this city read a
paper on "Dlet,'' ..~. ..
John Lind carried Knute Nelson's
home county, notwithstanding the fact
that Mckinley carried i, by majority
of severel hundred. 3.s- -
The first club dance of the season will
be held at Turner Hall tomorrow eve
ming. Music will be furnished by tine
Doris Mandolin Club.
| w. P. Wiesner, Northwestern brake
man living in this city, had his right
hand crashed while coupling cars at
La'na'ezton Sunday evening.
The Mayor has discharged Arnold
Gulden from the police force and left il
to the council to re-iustate him if they
see fit. The council have released l.ina
until the Goth.
Miss Peterson, the stenographer fcl
the Democratic Populist Committee, will
remain in the city for the present, having
accepted position in the Office Of At.
terney Hagberg.
The government has sent to Weather
Observer Eckstein shelter arrangement
for his meteorological instruments. There
is no danger now of the instruments be-
ing mutilated or stolen.
Miss Helen Schnitker of Minneapolis,
daughter of Rev. Schnitker who at one
time was pastor OF the Methodist church
in this city, has accepted position in
| the law Office of Jos. A. Eckstein.
T. A. Nelson. returned from hunting
trip Saturday evening, bringing with
him thirteen geese. He hunted in com
pany with the Roth boys west of New
'Ulm, reporting a very enjoyable time on
the triple Sueur News.
Mr.. Lind was forced to go to St. Paul
Friday by the urgent request of the State
Committee in which they warned him OF
crooked work in the making of returns
from the northern part of the state. Mr.
I Lind in his letter says he is firmly con
( WINGED that irregularities have been com
! mitted.
Il. l.. Saverien has made application
to the city and it has been granted fol-
the right to erect telephone poles and
operate a system. Mr.. Saverlen will have
associated with him August Wagner and
| Otto Setter as all assistant, So that the
enterprise will not lack either for pusl,
I or experience. tits the intention to have
central system, the office to be IN Mr.
Saverien's establishment, and to supply
the city with at least fifteen miles of
wire this winter, Next year the conlpa-
ny will branch out and connect witt. all
neighboring towns. All the necessary
arran ssements have been made and New
Ulm can rest assured that it will soon
have telephone system Of which it can
be proud. ...
DR.. Weiser was called to Nlcollet Fri
day to attend a Mankato man by the
name Of Graham who had been almost
frozen to death on Swan Lake. The case
of Graham was almost exactly similar
to that experienced by the Spoerhase
boys last season. In rowing out into