New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-16
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Geo. Graft has embarked il re hog
buying business.
The state scanyassing board meets il
ST. Paul today.
a. ". Bingham paid =. visit 70 the
Flour City Friday.
Miss Gibbs Of Tracy is visiting with
.her. sister Mn. HoadleY.
Ernst Bellmann is assisting IN tho.
Judge Of Probate's Office.
Fred Meier, assistant in Stuebe's meat.
market, is dangerously i'll.
August schwertfeger moved to town
with his family on Monday.
Crone Bros. purchased a grey geldtng
on Saturday that weighed 800 lbs.
Rev. Buzzell will speak at the Opera
House in Springfield Sunday evening,
Mrs. VIM. F. Setter entertained her la
dy friends at whist Thursday afternoon.
4. ]. Schreiner, the merchant, has been
named for postmaster at Klossner sta
ton.
IF. Entrup, formerly Of this city, has
purchased the Capitol Drug Store in St.
Paul.
P. R. McHale went to Tracy Sunday
to see his brother, who has been sick for
some time,
The village council Of Redwood Falls
is considering the project of supplying
the town with electric light.
Christmas exercises will be held in all
the rooms of the public schools next
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Grimes, who has been conducting
class in calisthemis in this city for the
past two months. returned to her home
in Window yesterday.
Judge Buckham, of the Owatonna dis
trict, has decided that indictments re-
turned by grand juries, whose members
are not full citizens, are invalid.
A. G. Clausen, representing the Ft.
Wayne Electric Light Co., was in the CT
ty Friday, closing up matters relative to
the new plant of the local Electric Light
Co. H~-.',-
The report published in Chicago that
Mr.. Brambell had received the money
from the Allen syndicate on their offer
for his engine is untrue. They have till
Jan. Is to close the deal.
Mondays Pioneer Press announced
that invitations we're out for the mar
riage of Miss Mary Isabel Pierce, daugh-
ter, of Attorney S. L. Pierce, to James
Megaw, at the home of the BRIDES par
ents. Miss Pierce will be remembered
as the young lady Who gave an elocu-
tionary recital here some years ago.
Chairman Koch of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners supplied an aged cou-
pie from Aberdeen with transportation
to La Crosse on Friday. Both the man
and his wife were in sickly and des,i-
tute condition and had been put off at
this point by the Northwestern conduc-
tor, for the reason that they could pay
their fare no farther. FL
A Jacksonville correspondent states
that Mrs. Charles Zuberhier has returned
from New Ulln where she went to secure
funds to assist Mrs. Spofford to regain
the legal custody of her children. The
correspondent adds that she met with
very good success and that the mother
will soon regain possession of her child
rem, who were kidnapped from her early
last spring.-Redwood Gazette
According to the Minneapolis Times
and Journal Frank Lindemann of this
county has got into trouble with some
nursery agents, Chase and Swenson.
Lindemahn, it seems, was working for
these men on a commission and turned
IN orders from people who did not exist.
Chase and Swenson, after discovering
that game had been played on them,
tracked the man fo1 several miles, but
finally lost trace of him.
If the gallery gods at Union Hall on
Monday were unable to appreciate some
Of the prettiest scenes of the evening, It
seems that they should at least have had
sufficient regard for their neighbcrs to
refrain from ignorant manifestations
OF disapproval. We will not say that
they were never blessed with good breed
ing, but certain it is that all the kind IN
tentions Of their parents have by this
time been lost upon them: It is strange
sanyhoxhow iuorsnce alwsys selects :
public place to show itself.