New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-22
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Saturday night.
Mrs. Geo. Meisel returned to her st.
Paul home Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Neumann of this city is vis-
iting her cousin in Springfield.
DR.. Stricken read a paper before the
Springfield literary last evening.
Miss Olga Mueller went to St. Paul
Monday morning to visit friends.
+ M. NJ. Madigan intends to resume the
practice of law at Redwood Falls.
One of the whist clubs met at the
home of Miss Ida Hauenstein Saturday
evening. . -
VIM. G.. Frank has been elected Noble
Grand of the Springfield lodge of Odd
Fellows.
L. G. Vogel is in Iowa and Illinois
this week in the interests of the New
Ulm Roller Mill Co.
A masquerade ball was held at the
Milford Club Hall last evening. The at
tendance was good.
County Treasurer Webster and Geo.
H. Rinkel Of st. Peter were IN the city
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Mueller of Essig went to
Mankato last week in order to consult
DR.. James, the eye and ear specialist.
VIM. Bickel has retired from the pres
idency of the Germania Bank of St. Paul
and will organize new banking institu-
ton.
The members of Company A will Gel
citrate the 25th anniversary of the COM
pauy's existence in May with banquet
and dance.
Herman Frenzel has given up his po-
sition is shakopee and will go to Hud-
son, Wis.,, to work in a brewery. He
spent portion of last week in this city.
A young son of Fred Aufderheide had
the tips of three fingers blown off on Sat.
urday by the explosion Of a dynamite
cap which he was holding near hot
stove.
Mayor Weaver of Mankato was in the
city Friday. Mr.. Weaver is being con.
siderably talked of as district delegate
to the Republican National Convention
at St. Louis.
Hubert ,Manderfeld will attend the
Photographers Convention at St. Paul or
The 18th and 10Th of February. He il
now preparing an exhibit of pictures TO,
the prize contest.
The State Bank of Springfield has e.
lected the following directors: John B
Schmid, Oscar Erickson, II. G. Warnke
John Lind and j. L. Schoch. VIM. G
Frank continues as cashier.
Attorney Frank Clague of Lamberton
formerly of this county. has been ap
pointed as one of tho commissioners fol
the Second District to examine candi
dates for the West Point cadetship.
The following members of Harmony
Camp went to Springfield last week to
assist in the installation Of the new off.
GERS of the Modern Woodman Camp a,
that place: G. A. Spelbrink, Chas. stol2
and Edgar Small.
Attorney Ben Smith had legal business
with Mr.. John Lind last Wednesday.
Smith is an active aspirant for the posi-.
ton now occupied by Gen. Childs and l.
P. Hunt says he has forgotten more law
than Childs ever knew.
An effort is being made to have Mary
Ellen Lease, the Kansas woman politi.
clan, lecture in this city in the neat fu.
ture. Neighboring towns, including
Window and Marshall, have already ar.
ranged to have her visit them.
During the year 1895 the Courtland
creamery handled s,1o5, 1s1 lbs. of milk:
from which were made &c, 1886 pounds OF
butter. The butter netted the company
$1s,375.s9, of which $13,574.99 was
paid directly into the pockets of the
partners. -
Station Agent Heideman says that the
Northwestern has already contracted for
over $4,000 worth of improvements in
this city. during the coming summer.
This wilt include the raising of the tracks
and the building of two stone aqueducts
over First and Third North Streets.
A special to the Minneapolis Journal
from Redwood Fails says: Ex-County
Attorney Madigan has q flying machine
or air ship with<which he hopes to .revo-
lutionize warfare. It will go, he says,
from 10 to 500 miles an hnnr. The IN.