New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-03

Geo. Taylor Mankato horseman, is
N the city at present, assisting Mr.Greer.
Photographer Manderfeld has rented
the Knospe residence in the west end of
town.
Louis Schmidt has started cigar shop.
He occupies the same building with
Fred Backer
Crone Bros. have secured permission
to erect a large swing in North German
Park as an adj.
The New Ulm Base Ball Club have
laid out fine new diamond at the Driy-
ing Park. Now play ball.
The awful caterpillar is reported to be
doing great damage to trees in the woods
about New Ulm this year.
VIM. Hummel and Otto Schell lief. for
Winona yesterday morning to attend the
United States District Court.
Mr.. John has returned from South
Dakota where he has been spending the
spring looking after his farm interests.
Albert Gieseke, formerly with the
Star Clothing Hall, has accepted clerk
ship in the Golden Rule drygoods store.
Albert Pfaender has been honored at
the State University with an election as
First Lieutenant of the University Cadet
Corps.
Mayor Dickinson of Redwood Falls,
who is also prominent banker of that
city, transacted legal business here on
Saturday. -.-~s~
In falling from tree last week one of
DR.. Stamm's little boys in St. Paul sus-
tanned severe fracture of the right leg
above the knee.
The Sons of Veterans of this city have
supplied themselves with new military
caps. They intend soon to purchase
complete uniforms.
The Red Rocks and New Ulm Club
played a ten-inning game Sunday after
noon. Thes core finally wound up 10 to
10 in favor of the Red Rocks.
Hugo Fischer went to Minneapolis Sat-
urday morning to join the gymnastic
teachers of the state. Together they went
to Winona to make arrangements for the
funniest.
Richard Baasen has returned from
Minneapolis to remain temporarily. The
place which he was to have secured with
the Minneapolis & St.Louis went to an
older man.
G. B. Spicer of Minneapolis was in
the city the forepart, of week comforting
with Bingham Bros. relative to building
an addition to their elevator for grain
cleaning purposes.
Among the graduates from the Man.
kato Normal School this year are Miss
Minnie Meier of Golden Gate, Miss Mary
Palmer of Sleepy Eye and John Johnson
of Godahl, this county.
Geo. P. Hicks. who will be remem-
bered by our very Oldest citizens as hav-
ing lived with B. H. Randall at Fl.
Ridgely previous to the Indian war, died
at St. Peter last week, aged lightweight
years.
At the meeting of the State Fire AS
ISOLATION in Duluth on the 10th of June,
the New Ulm delegates have been dele
gated to discuss the adv1sability of wa
terworks and fire. alarm systems being
the property of the city.
DR.. Vain, the assistant surgeon at the
St. Peter asylum for insane, delivered a.
mother of his interesting psychological
lectures before the Brown county ply
sicians on Thursday evening. DR.. J. W.
B. Welcome Sr. of Sleepy Eye was in
attendance.
B. O. Conner of Currie, Murray county,
IS in the city Saturday trying to arrange for
a professional foot race. The experience,
which several New Ulm sports had in
sprinting contest with tone Tarnish not
many years ago, is apt to prevent him
from meeting with success.
Haberl & Jaworsky, the Roller Mill
coopers, have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. Jaworsky will continue to run the
shop near the mill, while Habcrl will
operate one on South Minnesota Street
below Behnke's Bottling Works. A new
building is now being erected for that
purpose.
Attorney Somerville OF Sleepy Eye,
who ought to be the next Republican
nominee for congress, vas in the city
SATURDAY. and Sunday. Mr.. SOmeryille