New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-29

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Albert Ochs ii home for : few days,
from Faxibault
A daughter ss born to NJ. and In 9.
Henry Veadar this morning.
Junenann, the expreasman, made =
business trip Is Winthrop Friday
Mrs. Hagberg left for Mankato yes
terday afternoon so visit friends.
DR.. scioch has sent his trotting marc,
Maggie Q, to iHuteh inson for training.
Miss Brown Of Mankato has been
spending the week with Miss Annie Flor.
The Democratic primaries will be held
throughout the county next Friday even.
ing. a
Judge Huebner and Cashier Benson Of
the Winthrop Bank were in the city Sat
urday.
Henry schweine OF Candy has succeed
| ed VIM. Meyer as bartender at Chas.
Stengel's.
Kretsch & Berg are improving their
livery barn on First North Street with a
brick front.
Hon. John a. Willard, the Mankato
capitalist, was in the city on business
Monday evening.
Mrs. Newhart and daughter, Grace, re.
turned on Sunday from their visit al
Bayfield,, Ashland and Duluth.
Senator French has started libel suit
against the Redwood Gazette and so has
Mrs. Beard, Both ask for $4,000.
The members of the Maennerchor,
with their families, enjoyed pleasant
picnic at Pfaendcr's farm on Sunday.
F. A. Sch!umpberger, McCormick's
expert from New Ulm, has been assisting
Gebhard 6 Roth this week with binders.
-Lamberton Star.
Rev, Reitzel delivered lecture before
the Woman's Literary Club at the home
of A. W. Bingham on Friday evening,
His discourse treated of his trip up the
Nile.
The marriage of Frank Hackbarth,
the NicOllet teacher. and Miss Blank of
Nicollet village. will take place next
Friday. MIR. Hackharth's parents reside
in this city. .~... III.
Andrew J. Eckstein has been appoin-
ted one of the regular alternates to the
annual meeting of the American Phar-
maceutical Association, which will be
beld at Montreal, August 18th to 18th.
The Northwestern will run a special
excursion train to Mankato on the 23rd
of August to accommodate those desiring
to attend the Lutheran Mission Festival.
About thee hundred will go from here.
The Northwestern Railroad Co. has
reduced its Chicago freight rates on
merchandise cents per hundred and on
bulk shipments 1 cent per hundred.
The reduction will go into effect on the
3rd of August.
The new train service on the Minne-
apolis,. New Ulm & Southwestern will
60 into effect in about ten days. The
morning train will leave for Minneapolis
at about seven o'clock and return at a.
bout ten in the evening. II. -a
John Sturm, very old settler, died at
his home in this city Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Sturm was born in August, eighty
six years ago, and was one of the earli-
est settlers Of Brown County. For many
years he had lived on a farm in Cotton
wood township but in his old age he
has resided with his dauyhterin this city.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
The newly organized branch of the
Northwestern Legion cf Honor in this
city will hold a special meeting tomor-
row evening to complete the organiza-
tion. State Commander Won Dusko of
Mankato will be present and the pro-
gramme will be interspersed with elocu-
tionary readings Ivy Miss Ella Powell Of
st. Paul.
The following is the new proposed
time schedule for the regular passenger
on the new road: Leave New Ulm at 6
a. m. and arrive at Minneapolis at 9 80
and St. Paul at 10. Leave St. Paul at
4:30, Minneapolis at 5 100 and arrive at
New Ulm at 8 80. It is thought however
that this schedule will be changed SO
that the south bound train will leave St.
Paul an hour latter.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John.
Lind on Wednesday there occurred the
marriage of Mr.. j. u. Benson of Water
town, South Dakota, and Miss Mamie