New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
VIM F. Gicseke Of Marshall was in

City ytSLcIud
Miss Grace Newhart will attend col
lege at Mortified this fall.
Geo. w. Somerv1lle, the Sleepy Eye.
attorney, was IN the city Saturday.
Mrs. j. Palmer Ct Fairfax visited in
New Ulm over Sunday with friends.
Gus. Wellner has gene to st. Peter to
accept a position with Schumacher Bros.
Route Agent McFarren Of the United
States Express Co. was in the city Mon
day.
Otto Wicherski arrived HON. from the
State University Summer School Satur-
day evening.
For Il good hearty laugh you must at
tend the theatre at Turner. Hall next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bogeh and daughter, Marie, will
be the guests for the next four weeks of
| Chaska relatives.
.= BE- ,.- T. + s F.. Z & Q
The date Of the Lind and Met lea1y de-
bate at Watcrville has been fixed for
September 22nd.
Mrs. Dr. Marden will leave for ST.
Paulth1s week to attend the Grand Ar
my Encampment.
John Cuddy was arrested at Spring
tie Id last week and taken to Mankato
where he is wanted for bastardy.
! Wenzel Stamm, who has been spend.
ing the summer on the Pfaender farm
returned to his St. Pau home yesterday
The pubic schools wilt open mex
Monday, August 3lst. A teachers meet
ing will be held Saturday morning a
10 o'clock. .r, ..-. "
I The Populist congressional Conven
ton was held in Window yesterday ant
nominated Frank A. Day for congress b,
acclamation.
| Geo. Graft, Fred Pfaender, w. Eibner
W. I. Eckstein, Ernst Brandt and VIM
Hummel had business at Sleepy Ey'
Monday afternoon.
James Greer, the horse trainer, ha
started an independent bus line and will
also run for the Union Hotel. He ha
H. II
| There will be no services in the Con
gregational, church next Sunday. Afte
that Rev: J. R. Reitzel Of Chicago vii
again hold regular meetings.
The Nicollet and New Ulm Base Bal
Clubs played a nine inning game ON tn
local grounds Sunday afternoon. TN
latter won, with score of ~ to 5.
| Anton Braun, an aged resident O
Stark township, died the forepart O
the week and was buried on Wednesday
| Tie deceased was the father of Mrs. Jos
Hillesheim.
Carl Jones, a brother of Mrs. JOIN
Bellm, arrived helc from Clinton, Iowa
on Saturday. He is on his way to New
Haven, Connecticut, to accept positio,
as instructor of physical culture.
II. p. Hall, the veteran newspape
man, was in the city Monday. He wa
sent here by one Of the St. Paul papers
and his mission was to find somt thing
in the record of Lind, derogatcry to hi:
character.
The Press was represented at Ft
Ridgely on Thursday by Green and John
son of New Ulm, Hodges and Hays O.
Sleepy Eye, Schmall and Hughes of Red
wood, Essler of St. Peter, Dimond O.
Winthrop and 1,ea of Fairfax.
The following is Sundays rifle score
I Pfaender, 1888; Voss, 1863: Perry, 10
Krause, 1872; Grebe, 1898; Setter, 143
J Gebser, 81; Lila, 1916; GALES, So; Her
IAN, II: ANIME, 1862; Faas, 147; Tober
er, 100; Koch, III; Wagner, SO.
The threshing rig of John Erickson OF
Bernadotte was destroyed by fire last
week. Erickson examined the machine
and the surroundings early in the eve.
| ming to sec that there was no danger OF
I fire. but when he awoke in the morning
he found that his machine had llisap-
| pearcd in smoke. :"
| The Pioneer Press of Thursday con-
tanned the following: en-. Mullen OF
New ulm was III the city yesterday and
| brought the information that Lind will
be slaughtered in his own home city and
| county AS long as bets do not prove
anything, VIC will have to wait until
Nov. Bird to demonstrate conclusively
that there is absolutely no foundation,
whatsoever, Tor such prediction. Lind
will not only carry Brown county and
New Ulm, but he will do it with ulajor-
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