New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-06

Albert Setter has surrounded his Broad
way property with q hedge of Colorado
Bush Pine.
A. Y. Rieke has been elected president
OF the Fairfax Republican league and
Paul Albrecht first vice-president.
Chas. Stuebe has sold twenty-four a.
cres near the gravel pit to the North
western Railway Co. for $75san acre.
G. M. Gress and Andrew Rinke have
sent their horses down from Sleepy Eye
to have them trained by James Greer.
Relatives of Mr.. Helget arrived from
Bohemia on Saturday. Another party
of ten arrived from Austria on Monday.
Rev. Eugenius of Collegeville will have
charge of the West Newton Catholic
church during Rev. Beinhard's absence
in Europe.
Mrs. c. Schmidt and son, Herman, left
Oakland, California, on Saturday for
home. They will make the trip over the
Northern Pacific.
Heller & Gag have secured another
large contract for painting and fresco
work in Mankato. They have already
started in on the work.
Fred Busbard returned from Califor
mia Monday afternoon to spend the sum-
mer. He brought with him live rattle
snake for Fred Williams.
The Turner Hall Literary Society took
up the study of American historians on
Sunday and on the 18th will discuss
Whipple's summary of American states
men.
VIM. Kinzie and T. F. McCarty are the
Northwestern conductors who will run
the two work trains in New Ulm this
summer. They will bring their families
here.
The exterior of the new court house is
to be painted-a very good move by the
way. The contract will be awarded at
the special session of the commissioners
on the 18th.
Attorney Mcleod of Redwood Falls
appeared before Judge Weber at Cham
bers on Friday and securea the appoint
ment of Mr.. Hunter as receiver of the
estate Of E. H. Gosper.
District Game Warden Lloyd Of Tracy
was in the city Saturday investigating
the matter Of illegal fishing. He has
his eye on several of the offenders and
will be here again in few days to car
~ out the law to it's fullest extent in case
it continues to be violated
At Redwood Falls this week Hon. O.
s. Tur1ell, at one time candidate for
congress, will be tried upon four indlct-
ments, three of which charge him with
receiving money for the Citizens Bank
after it was insolvent and one charging
him with grand larceny. His son is al
so to he tried for grand larcency.
A. Il. Wagner, of Webster City, Iowa,
formerly of New Ulm, has arrived to take
position with Odjard & knott as book
keeper and undertaken. He has had sew
enteen years of practical experience in
the furniture and undertaking business,
understands all of the details, and will
be valuable addition to the firms in
terests.-Mankato Free Press.
Sheriff Anderson was notified on Fri
day by the sheriff of Cottonwood to be
ON the lookout for horse thief, who had
stolen team at Window and had heaG-
ed north. Anderson at once started out
in search, and, after hearing that the thief
had stopped over night at Charlie Gut
ting's, he traced the team as far as the
Minnesota river near Ft. Ridgely. Here
he lost all track Of them, and is of the o.
pinion that the woods along the river in
that neighborhood affords hiding place
for the thieves and that the horses are
kept for time in some secret cave.
Sunday morning there occurred in this
city the marriage of Miss Alta Stout,
principal of the High School, and Prof.
j. +. koehler of the Winthrop public
schools. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. F. Campbell and was alto
gether private affair, no guests having
been invited. In the afternoon Mr..
Koehler left for Winthrop to resume his
work, while his BRIDE will continue to
teach IN New Vim until the close of the
present term: The Review offers its con-
gratulations, and feels that the Young
couple are deserving of the greatest JOY
and happiness.
The Democratic county convention, to
elect ten delerates to the ST. PauI co,-.