New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-09
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The New Ulm Cycle Club will orga-
nize bicycle band.
Attorney Hagberg visited with VIM
throp friends over Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wilburg last Sunday
A Bryan and Club will be organized
at Ft. Ridgely next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Carleton, the high school princi-
pal, has rented rooms in the Maltzahn
residence,
NJ. D. Gibbs, cx-postmaster of Tracy.
called on his daughter, Mrs. e. V. Hoad.
ly, IN Monday.
One Of the twin boys born to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Brust last week died yes
terday morning.
Fred Weber, Of Chicago, a brothe:-in
law Of Jacob and Chas. Brust of this CITY,
is here on visit.
E. G. Gilmore left for Pierre, Satur-
day, to be gone about month. He goes
for the sake of his health.
The County Fair opens at St. Peter
next Friday. Hon. John Lind will de-
liver an address on Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. McHale Of McGregor, Iowa,
is visiting this week with her son, P. r.
McHale, the Western Union operator.
Chas. Brust has been drawn as one of
the grand jurors for the United States
court session at Fergus Falls in October.
A strange disease seems to be preva-
lent among chickens about town. 1t is
said to att1ict them with "swelled head"
W. NJ. Kinnear of Ontario, Wisconsin,
spent a portion of the week here on his
| way home from the encampment. Mr..
| kinnear is brother of Mrs. NJ. Leary.
plumber from St.oaul,w who is work.
ing here temporarily, shot off a revolver in
Union Hall Sunday evening during the
Heller entertainment, as he sad, Just for
the fun Of it. On Monday he was fined
$40 and costs.
| A son Of Frank Wantcrsec Of Milford
was badly kicked by a horse Monday
| afternoon: and as a consequence will he
laid up for a couple of weeks. There IS
big cash on his forehead, and his knee
cap is severely bruised.
In the Nicollet county Republican
convention, five ballots We're required to
nominate a candidate for representative
The following well-knovn Republicans
devided the vote: Henry Nlou, Benton
Severance, J. @. Currier, Sven Swensen
and J. r. Bowen.
August Boock and wife OF Chicago are
being entertained this week by Mr.. aid
Mrs. +. BeinhOrn. Mr.. Book was one
Of the charter members of the Chicago
Land Association and it will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Beinhorn was the o1jgi-
ma! promoter of that Association.
Gustav Rudolph, son of John G. Ru-
dolpl CT this city, came up from Chica-
60 with his wife last week and has been
visiting here with relatives. Mr.. Ru-
dolph will return to Chicago today, but
! his wlte will remain for some weeks, a
guest at the home Of Henry Engel.
Rev. J. r. Reitzel of Chicago will oc.
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even
| 3ng. The subject Of the evening lecture
will be: "What would do if l were a
school teacher in the public schools. .
The teachers and members of the school
board are specially invited.
The Niccollet County Republican con-
*ention has nominated the following
! candidates for office: Auditor, Chas.
| S1ElloC1> i1SaSulSl, JOllu webster, SEcflU,
}. Il. Block; attorney, A.A. Stone clerk,
! G. "A. Blomberg; representative, Benton
| Severance; superintendent of schools, C.
| e. Schulz; surveyor, Anderson; coroner,
DR.. Merritt; court commissioner, J. B.
. 5a<,ke1r.
4 Lutheran Mission Festival was held
OR College Heights last Sunday. The at
tendance was unusually large and was
swelled by large contingent from Man.
kate. The latter, 176 in number, came
up ia 4 special train of four coaches at
o'clock in the morning, returning at
about seve1 in the evening. Conductor
Tom Hughes of the Redwood Branch had
charge of the train.
Mr.. Purcell OF Chicago, manager Of
the Schubert symphony Concert COM
pany, was in the city Thursday, arrang-
ING for the apDtarance Of that s,len1i3