New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-29
The Local
News Of
the Week.

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The wife of NIB. Neumann, the black
smith is dangerously Ill.
Paul Voss is having his residence on
Broadway supplied with city water.
Louis Irving sold farm in ,Sigel to
Wenzel Helget last week for $4,000.
A son arrived on Saturday to make
happy the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gronau.
The assessors met at the court house
Saturday to receive their blanks and in
structions.
Rev. Christopher Jansen's Unitarian
Congregation in Christiania now num-
bers 500 members.
Oakes' Swiss Bell Ringers and Comic
Specially Co. will appear at Union Hall
next Sunday evening.
James Greer, the horse trainer, has re-
turned to the city from Dakota and will
remain during the summer.
Chas. schwleger of this city has leased
the butchershop of Drexler Bros. in Nor
gan and will take possession May LIST.
Mayor Hans Mo of Sleepy Eye will
leave in few days for Norway to visit
his old home. Mr.. Dy ckmann will ac-
company him.
Albert Durbahn, formerly of this city,
has moved, with his family, from Sleepy
Eye to Lamberton, where he will have
charge of branch store.
On Wednesday Justice Jacobs fined
VIM. Joern So and costs for shooting off
firearms within the city limits. Claus
Lehman was the complaining witness.
Yesterday morning DR.. L. A. Fritsche
removed a large cancer from the breast
OF Mrs. VIM. Alvin. Tie operation was
difficult and delicate, but highly success
full.
W. W. Dunning has traded one of his
farms in Yellow Medicine county to JAG
OBJ Klossner Jr. of this city for Winthrop
village property and cash considera-
ton.
The Pioneer Press Of yesterday reports
the granting Of certificate as regular
pharmacist to John Palmer of this city
also Of certif Gates as assistants to Albert
Baarsch and Geo. Biebel.
According to the Mankato Review,
Geo. W. Scherer will deliver the princi-
pal address at the Nth anniversary of
the Odd Fellow organization which is to
occur in that city next week.
Company A will go into Camp at
Lake City on the 18th of July for eight
days. The Second Regiment this year
will be joined by the Ft. Smelling regu-
lars and the Battalion of Artillery.
The St. Paul harp player, who visited
the city during the carnival season, is
with us again. Evidently New Ulm as
a musical centre must pay better than
St. Paul as stand for the melllfulent
orange vender.
Work has already been commenced
on Frank Burg's bowling alley. The al
leys will be of the regulation ten pin or
der and will be enclosed, the improve
ment in total costing in the neighbour
hood of 81, 200.
The Fairmont News is waxing brllli-
ant and facetious. It says: We wonder if
Geo. W. Somerville has ordered his sum-
mer villa on the Potomac yet. Perhaps
not. Westinghouse are bad lot any
way and some are williams.
John Palmer, Albert Baarsch and Geo.
Biebel have all returned from the St.
Paul School of Pharmacy and all have
the satisfaction of having stood we'll in
their class. Palmer came within an ace
of winning $50 microscope for highest
standing.
Capt. George discovered maple tree
on his farm last week, one of the branch
es of which had assumed the form of a
perfect cross. Human ingenuity could
not have dovetailed the intersecting limb
together with any greater nicely, and
the specimen is such that person mi ght
have to search for years in order to du-
plicate it.
The date for the lecture by the cele-
DRAFTED DR.. Jenki1 Lloyd Jones OF Chica-
60 has been fixed for May 9Th, and should
transpire to prevent, the noted
speaker will appear here at that time,
probably in the new courthouse, and de-
liver an address. that in its line will no
doubt prove IL masterpiece. Eloquence
will characteriZa it thrcuphOut