New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-08
The Local
News Of
the Week.

home with sickness.
The Empire Mill has shut down for
few days for repairs.
Fred Meier has secured position in
Casselton, North Dakota.
Miss Ida Koch is home from Gibbon
for the Easter vacation.
Heller s Gag are painting fine new
drop curtain for the Turner Hall.
Evan Baekken and Joergen Hadmo of
Lake Hanska have gone to Norway.
Miss Grace Caine of Mankato visited
with Miss Lucy Wagner over Sunday.
Fred Engel has rented his blacksmith
shop on Broadway to Frank Niemann.
John Buschers has resigned his posi-
ton as book keeper for G.. H. Hornburg.
Otto Gerstman has sold his general
merchandise store in Morgan to St. Paul
parties.
Mrs. Hugo Fisher went to Mankato
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of Mr.,
Schmidt.
w. w. Smith, the Sleepy Eye banker,
and German Triton transacted business
here on Monday.
Miss Amalia Nix is spending few
days here with her parents. She will re-
turn to St. Paul this week.
Several of our local people are talk
ing of starting cat farm for the raising
of black cats in large numbers.
Miss Ida Hers opened up her Kinder
garten school at Turner Hall on Mon
day. There was quite all attendance.
John Fenscke will return in few days
from St. Paul and again accept a posi-
ton in the clothing store of Crone Bros.
The laidies of the Evangelical church
served coffee at the home of Mrs. Her
man Kiesling Monday afternoon and eve
ming.
Mrs. Adolph schell and daughter. Jo-
sephine, who have been visiting for some
time in St. Paul, returned to the city
yesterday.
James Green, son of J. j. Green of the
New Ulm News, who has been spending
the winter in New Ulm. will 90 to Min
reapolis to-day.
Bort Armstrong, a former Brown
County boy and at the present time
conductor on the Omaha road, was in
the city yesterday.
Jacob Klossner Jr. started out Satur-
day on short hunting trip. "You ne
yer touched me- will be q popular 1e-
frain with the birds.
Hon. Samuel Putnam, the great free
thought lecturer, will speak at Turner
Hall on the 3Oth and 31st of May. He
will give three lectures.
The sale Of seats for the Remenyi con
cert next Monday has been remarkable
The great violinist will be greeted with
magnificent audience,
The College Band at St. Peter is ar
ranging for land tournament towards
the close of May. The New Ulm bands
will be invited to participate.
Attorneys Eckstein of this city and
Somervil'e of Sleepy Eye are in atten-
dance upon the Supreme Court session
at S.. Paul this week. They went down
yesterday morning.
Dr.. James of Mankato will address
the Brown County Physicians next Tues
day on the Treatment of alterations of
the Cornea. DR.. Tomlinson of St. Peter
will also read paper
Another meeting of the stockholders
Of the Madelia elevator company was
held recently but resulted in no new de-
velopmentS, The subscriptions for new
stock are coming in slowly,
The Mankato News says that a meet
ing will soon be held in that city for the
purpose Of organizing silver league IN
this district. John Lind is to be invited
to make the principal address.
When the Ft. Ridgely monument is
dedicated, New Ulm should make an eff
fort to have the visitors continue their
stay and spend one day more on the sites
of the chief battle ground Of the Indian
War. +.
At a special election held in Lake
Hanska, owing to the refusal of some
of the officers to qualify, the following
men were chosen: Supervisor, Ole Bros
te; Justice, Evan Nielsen; constable, John
Teigen treasurer, Peter Olstad.