New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-12

! of Mrs. L.. G.. Vogel.
The net income of the Hanska post
office last year amounted to $155.
The Oriole Opera Co. which appeared
here short time ago has since disband-
ed.
Emil Traeger Was in the city Friday
on business. He is now travelling for Mr..
VIM. Theobald.
Mrs. Helen Setter returned from four
weeks visit with her daughter in St.
Paul on Saturday.
Mrs. French left for Minneapolis Sat-
urday to resume her position as steno-
grapher in the Donaldson store.
M. NJ. Madigan of Redwood Falls las
formed partnership with A. G. Dolllff,
a young man, for the practice of law,
John. G. Rudolph is still confined te.
his home with sickness, but is much i'm
proved over his condition week ago.
VIM. Sommer started on Monday for
Germany. His brother over there is
quite i'll and he goes in response to his
request.
Xavier Brunner of West Newton has
purchased farm in the neighborhood of
Bird Island. It consists of 24O acres at
$14 an acre.
Miss Lillian Klossner came home from
Mortified last Thursday On account of
illness, but returned to her studies Mon
day afternoon.
A new band has been orgonized in Lin
den to be known as the Linden Cornet
Band. It has fifteen members and ADJ
Olph Larsen is leader.
Ole Jorgenson has been appointed
guardian by the Probate Court of Simon
Blessum, recently committed to the asyl-
UNI for insane from Lake Hanska.
A. A. Bogen has again launched into
the newspaper business, having recently
founded German weekly at Taylor, Tex
as. The Review wishes him good luck.
Heller & Gag went to Mankato yes
terday to undertake contract for fres-
CONG new saloon belonging to Mr..
Kleinschmidt. They will be gone two
or three weeks.
VIM. krech, who was one of the first,
If not the first, school teachers in New
Tim, died recently in Pennsylvania.
His remains were brought to M1nneapo-
lis for interment.
The trustees of the Dr.. Martin Luther
Seminary of this city met last week anu
elected Prof. Schallcr president and Prof
Mohr inspector. Prof. Ackermann will
act as superintendent of buildings.
Attorney Mcclellan of Glencoe was
here Friday and Saturday for the pur-
pose of arguing motion: before Judge
Weber. He is also associated with Mr..
Linz in the Sibley county count; seat
case.
A list of all the sharpshooters and
marksmen in the National Guard was
published in the PlOceer Press of Thurs
day. Company A supplied three as fol-
lows: 1t. Buschers, 100; Sergeant Wild,
1903; Sergeant Fritsche, 113.
New U!m is tempting Providence with
an ice palace. We had hoped fol cold
wave, but this settles it, Boreas will re-
fuse to smile as long as there is anything
in Minnesota that looks like an attempt
to make him feel at honest. Paul
Pioneer Press.
A meeting OF the officers of the State
Turner Bund, all of whom reside in this
city, was held Saturday evening. TWAS
agreed that the next funniest should be
held at Winona on the 9th, 29th and
goth of June. The delegate meeting
convenes on the Goth.
Arrangements are being made here for
three lectures in the near future on the
subject of free thought. They are to be
delivered by Samuel Putnam, a distin-
guished free thought speaker and at one
time editor of the Boston Investigator.
The dates and subjects will be announced
in due season.
Application has been made to the SUI
preme court for reargumens in the case
of Joseph Smith VS.. The Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners Of Renville county,
which the supreme court recently deci-
ded in favor of the relator by ordering
the removal of the county seat from Oil
via to Beaver Falls. Consideration of
the application has been postponed until
the April term.