New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-04
The Local
News Of
the eek.

Home has sued for divorce.
Jens G. Anderson of Evan, this coun-
ty, will leave soon for Denmark to re
main.
The Sleepy Eye Herald Of Saturday
reports the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Hess.
Heller and Gag, the painters, compile
ted their extensive contract in NIankato
early in the week.
Anton Leibold arrived from Columbus,
Ohio, Monday afternoon to attend the
funeral of his father.
Vim. G. Cordes and family are now
occupying rooms in the Tape building
on Minnesota Street.
Ed. Precht of CORTLAND lost valua-
bic horse on Saturday. Death was
caused by an attack of collc.
Albert Steinhauser has been invited
to deliver the address at the burial of
Jacob Bierbauer of Mankato.
Miss Clara Falk of Milford was pleas
antly surprised by a number Of her New
Ulm friends Saturday evening.
Capt. Wanzer and his corps of survey
ors went to Winthrop Monday to do
some work on the other end of the line.
L. G. Vogel will rent the rear rooms
over the Brown Co. Bank for office pur-
poses in connection with the Telephone
Co,
Anton Loesch was arrested by Marshal
GALES on Thursday for sresisting Night
watch Pfeiffer. He was fined SIS and
costs.
Mrs. Gerboth of CORTLAND was buried
in this city on Sunday. Deceased was
the mother of Mrs. August Gieseke Of
this city.
Post Office Inspector Farrell paid an
official visit to Postmaster Brust on Fri
day. He found things of course as they
should be.
A daughter arrived on Thursday to
make Happy the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Schoch. The Review takes delight in
congratulating the joyous parents.
S. A. McElhinny will spend the sum-
mer at Pierre. A special representative
of the Express Company will have charge
Of the local office during his absence.
Secretary Pfaender of the local Build
ing and Loan Association will 90 to
Springfield tomorrow to attend the an
nual meeting of the society at that place.
F. and A. Hofer have made an assign
ment of their grocery business and desig-
nate VIM. Pfaender Jr. as assignee. AL
bert Steinhauser is attorney for the as
signee.
It is understood that the insurance
companies having risks on the CONNER
cial Hotel have offered a reward of $500
for the detection of the author of the in
cendiary blaze, if such it really was.
MI. Reuard, representing well-known
concert company was in the city Friday,
bur met with no success in arranging for
all entertainment. Mr.. Renard is the
husband of the popular soprano, Miss
Ohstrom.
Clement Halvorsen of Linden was in
town Thursday. He states that nearly
all the townships between Madelia and
Fairmont were willing to vote bonus
for road from New Ulm south through
that section.
Fred Klossner has sold the old resi-
dence property which he bought of Pc
ter Herian to Carl Grussendorf for 100
acres of land in Lafayette. Mr.. Kloss-
ner had to pay $4,000 ir addition to the
city property. ......
Frank Spaeth and wife of Montevideo
are in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives of the former. The young couple
had but recently entered upon the sea of
matrimony and were the recipients of
much congratulation on their arrival
here.
Johu Lind spent the greater portion
Of the week in Renville and Sibley coun-
ties. After appearing before the commits
sioners at Olivia, he went to- Henderson
to argue the Arlington county.seat APP
peal. The case came up before Judges
Severance and CALDWELL.
A good roads convention will be held
at Minneapolis, March 31st and April 1st.
The state convention Of county commits
sioners decided that the commissioners
Of each ceunty were proper persons to-
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