New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-25

week.
- III q sibbon was IN the city.
Sunday.
ar. Lent has so;:,i Bis farm in Albin
to Wenzel Reniger.
Miss Lillian Klossner is home from
Carleton College for . few days. visit.
A. j. Otterholm was committed last
week by Judge audenschlager to the.
Rochester hospital for inebriates.
Hugo Fischer, Ed. Petry and VIM.
Her1an went to Minneapolis Saturday to
attend tie state meeting Of Turner'S.
Mr.. Alex. Schwendinger has secured
the contract to gid over the altar of the
church Of st. Peter and st. Paul at Man
katO.
John G.. Zieske of Sleepy Eye has been
selected as one of the petit jurors at the
coming term Of the circuit court to be
held at Fergus Falls.
Henry Reigner, who worked as an
operator at the depot IN this city. at one
time, is i'll with consumption at Winona.
He is hardly expected to live.
The Turnverein has supplied the stage
in the large hall with water works con-
nections, and the building now has, what
it has long needed, proper fire prorec.
ton.
The Brown County Agricultural Socl.
ETY. contemplate having a first class race
meet in this city on the 4th of July
providing the citizens arrange for an old
time celebration in other respects.
The Backer Bros. Of Redwood Falls
lost nothing by the burning of the Delhi
mill, the wheat and -four on hand being
fully insured. On the building itself
owned by Macmillan & Co. there was nc
insurance whatever.
The next encampment of the South.
western Minnesota G.. A. r. will be helo
in this city in June. Inasmnch as twelve
posts are included in this association
the Commercial Union should undertake
the work of giving them suitable recep
ton.
The literary meeting at Turner Hal
Sunday evening proved to be an exciting
affair. owing to lively discussion owe
the qualities OF John Greenleaf Whittie
as a poet. The next meeting will dea
with Holmes, Lowell and. Julia Ware
Howe. ~-
The P almer House in Fairfax was de
stroyed by fire about one o'clock Thurs
day morning. Martin Kunz, formerl,
o: New Ulm, was one Of the occupants
and in jumping from an upper window
was badly bruised. A travelling man il
making similar venture sprain.d his ank
lie. K
| According to the Sleepy Eye Herald
Jens Anderson of Prairieville has solt
his farm to VIM. Schultz and will leav
for Denmark. Hans Larson has also dis
posed of his property in the same towi
and will locate at Fan Claire, Wiscon
sin. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, who hav
lspent the winter IN Denmark, will re
turn III few weeks. @@:'
! This is good news indeed. Chas. Leon
hard has concluded to rebuild his .foun
dry and will replace the old shell, de
stro;ed by fire few nights ago, with
substantial brick building, the dimen
| sions of which will be so feet by TO-
| feet and two stories high. For this pur
pose he has leased a portion of the leve
for twenty-five years, and will commend
the work Of construction at once.
| olCSPf Ivy IC ltSl oCLOOl
| ing will be dedicated On Friday evening
| The program, will consist of addresses b,
VIM. Murtn, State Superintendent Pen
dergast, High School Inspector Alton
Supt. Race and Supt. Hess. Mr.. Pen
dergast's address will he on the follow
ing subject: ''We have the Schoo
House-what shall we do with it's
| The College Base Ball Club has beer
re- organized with the following players
Pitchers, Geo. Hcnkel and Jehn; catch
er, Albrecht; short-stop, VIM. Prahl
1st. baseman, Reichmuth; End baseman
Sackreiter; 3rd baseman, Zautner; cen.
ter field, Kannengieser; right field, Jae.
ger; left field, Kellermann; manager
Henkel. The boys believe that they
have good team and that they will be
ableto puta good game. They expect
Ito receive more challenges from clubs in
] and about New Hin, than thew did l.ct