New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-19

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Emil j. Heinen and Frank Sattler
biked to Sleepy Eye on Sunday.
H. S. Morton of Chicago called upon
the family of j. F. Neumann on Friday.
Kretsch g. Engelbert have thus far
sold four complete threshing outfits and
eight seperators.
Mr.. Otto, representative of the Nation
al Turnzeitung, was in the city the great
er portion of the week.
Robert Loheyde's right hand is badly
crippled for the time being as the result
of his horse having stepped upon it.
There will be match bicycle race for
one mile between Pfefferle and Kickush
tomorrow evening. No admission.
There will be big farmers meeting
down in Lake Hanska next Sunday.
| Local speakers will address the gather
ing.
Quite number of Mr.. Boesch's friends
assisted him Monday evening in cele-
brating the sixty-sixth anniversary of
his birth.
One of DR.. Strickler's splendid driv-
ing horses took sick last Friday and had
to be shot. It was one of the best hor-
ses in the city.
o. NJ. Olsen and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Will of Chicago, went
to Sleepy Eye Friday to visit with the
formers brother.
DR.. J. W. B. Welcome Of Sleepy Eye
was in the city Saturday as a witness in
the examination of Mrs. Cunningham be-
fore Judge OF. Probate Laudenschlaeger.
Fred Koenig, son-in. law of Wm.Ros
bach of this county, died at his home in
Lamberton early in the the week. For
over twenty years Mr. Koenig was res
ident Of Albin township.
O. X. Stablein, district manager of
the Nederland Life ms. Co., is at the
Dakota House. It will pay anyone in
need of sound, !cw-rate protection to
look over the Ncderland proposition.
Travelling Freight Agent Weston of
the Northwestern Road was here Wednes-
day and Thursday. Together with Sta
ton gent Heldeman he visited the
creameries Of the county and also doomed
the State Fair.
The Seventh Day Adventist revivalists,
who were here for a month or so. have
gone to New Ulm to try and convert the
people of that city to their way of belief.
We understand they succeeded in max
ing several converts to their faith while
here, but whether they will stick is a
Observation-Disclosures Enterprise.
Jos. Brandle of West Newton died the
forepart of the week at the advanced
age of seventy eight. MIR. Brandle was
one of the respected citizens of Nicollet
county and was always known to be hon.
est, industrious and manly. His son,
William, resides in this city, and togeth-
er with several other New Ulmites at
tended the funeral.
Mrs. Maria Sophie, wife of August
Raabe, died at her home IN this city
Monday morning as the result Of chron-
ic liver troubles. The deceased was on
ly thirty-eight years of age, having been
born in Lafayette township on the 23rd
of July, 1858. The funeral will be held
this afternoon from the Lutheran church.
of which she was faithful member.
The excursion train which will carry
the Lutherans of this city to the Man
kate Mission Festival on the 23rd will
leave here at O'Clock III the morning
and return, leaving Mankato at p. m.
The fare from New Ulm, Nicollet and
CORTLAND will be one fare for the round
trip. 1t is claimed that there will be
fully five thousand people present at the
| Festival.
The Ladies of the Turnverein have
concluded to hold their postponed Mid
summer Nights Festival at the Turner
Hall Park on the 25th, next Tuesday
evening. The admission to the park will
be only ten cents and supper will be
served for Is cents. Three kinds of ice
cream will he served, as we'll as other
| refreshments, and in case of unfavorable
weather the affair will he held within
the hall.
MIR. Lind will be notified of his nomi-
nation for governor by the joint commit
tees of the Democratic and Popullst con-
ventions at the St. Paul auditorium some
time during the last week in the month.
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