New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-22
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apolis Saturday on his wheel.
The Populist State Convention will
be held On the 26th Of August.
DR.. Hirsch and wife went to Mime
tonka Monday to spend about week.
Rev. Allen, the Unitarian minister at
Winona, spent Sunday and Monday here,
John B. Schmid and wife returned to
Springfield from their European trip on
! Thursday.
Henry Heimerdinger is considerably
talked of as candidate for the legisla-
ture this fall.
| Miss Alma Wiedemann Of Mankato
has been spending the week with he1
! parents in Milford.
VIM. Winkelmann has been handling
the government mail bags during the ill
ness of Mr.. Schctzko.
An excursion party from Marshall to
New ulm is being talked of by the PEG.
pie OF the former place. 4 Ss
VIM. Meyer, who is now in the employ
of Chas. Stengel, will be the new Office
clerk at the Union Hotel. ,rs.@
Miss Mabel Doty of CORTLAND is this
week camping with St. Peter friends at
Lake Emily in lie Sueur County.
Cbas. Seu has given up the laundry
business i'll Springfield and is now work.
ing with his cousin, Sam Kee, in this city.
Mrs. Russell of the Children's Home
Society of Minneapolis was collecting
for the institution from our people last
Friday.
Henry Kashau and Johnny Fenscke
started for Minneapolis on their wheels
last Saturday. They will return this
evening. ...-
The Great Western Band and Maen-
nerchor went out to Otto Schell's Thurs
day evening to assist him in celebrating
his birthday. ~
Rev. F. L. Meske arrived from Wis
consin yesterday and will spend his sum-
mer vacation here as the guest of Judge
of Probate Laudenschlager. ~.
Sam johnson was brought down from
Sleepy Eye Monday and locked up in
the county Jail for 10 days for drunken
ness and for abusing his horses
Henry Heimerdinger will move to this
city from Golden Gate early next month.
He intends to locate here permanently
in order that his children may attend our
public schools. ~
The Populist County Committee held
meeting in this city and passed resolu-
tons in favor of endorsing the Demo-
cratic nominee, Mr.. Bryan. There was
not dissenting vote.
DR., Gustav Fischer has rented office
rooms in the Gebser building over the
Golden Rule. His many friends will be
glad to learn that he has at length Sc
cured such excellent quarters.
Geo. Walsh, a resident of this city in
the early days, has also bolted the Re-
publican platform and candidates and
will lend his influence in North Dakota
tosecurethe election of Bryan.
Mr.. schade, formerly a liveryman at
Sleepy Eye, has located in this city and
will conduct al independent bus line.
He will bring lis family down just as
soon as he can secure residence.
Frank ". Lindeke, who is one of the
owners of the big st. Paul mill and who
is also interested in the firm of Lindeke,
Warner & Schurmeier, called on his New
Ulm friends from Saturday till Monday.
All freight rates on the Northwestern
road between here and the Twin Cities
have been reduced to. correspond with
those of the competing line. On all
shipments since July 1st, a rebate will
be allowed. -s. (.
Geo. Paul of Renvllle has been spend
ing tie week here with old time friends.
having resided here about fifteen wears
ago. He was accompanied on his visit.
to this city by MS bride to whom he was
united in marriage only a few days ago.
About twenty Of the young menots
town enjoyed a picnic at the Fish Pond
on Sunday. They went out all alone,
prepared their own meals, smiled on no
one but themselves aud their own Jokes
and came home III the evening, swearing
by all that is beautiful that they had
had a most delightful time
The school election on Saturday ~ as
in no way typical Of the ones held here.
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