New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
Senator C. j. Larson of Winthrop was

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in the city yesterday.
VIM. Laudeuschlaege has purchased
q new Varsity racing wheel.
DR.. Schoch Will erect tenement
residence on South Broadway next spring.
Emil Traeger is now travelling sales
man for his father-in-law, Wm. Theo-
bold.
| DR.. J. H. James the Mankato oculist,
will be here Sunday. He will be accom-
panied by his wife. II
Geo. Graft took in the Midwinter Kar-
nival at st. Paul last week. E. A. Gros-
jean was also Twin City visitor.
Miss Jewett, who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Bingham, for sever
al weeks, returned to her home in Yer
mont on Thursday.
The Minneapolis Times of Monday
mentioned the fact that Adam Katzen-
berg of Springfield had been granted an
increase of pension.
Gottfried Stock died on Monday of
old age. He was in his eighty seventh
year and was an industrious laborer up
to the time of his death.
Next Sunday evening the Christian
Endeavors will celebrate their 14th an
n1versary at the Congregational church
with appropriate exercises.
A host of St. Paul people have been
invited to attend our Carnival celebra-
ton. We intend TO show them that for
genuine amuseme Mt the Sanity City is
Mt in it,
An unusual interest has been awakened
in the coming masquerade at Turner
Hall on Saturday evening, and it is now
certain that there will be at least two
hundred masked people upon the floor
at one time.
Andrew Pfaf, who settled here in 1856.
died at St. Paul on Sunday, aged "a
years. He was one of the original
townsite chalmers and owned large por-
ton ofSwhat we now call New Prague,
He took up his residence in St. Paul i'm.
mediately after the Indian Outbreak.
John Lind received notice from the
suprume court yesterday that Judge
! Webber's decision in the Renville coun.
ty-seat removal case had been reversed
This means that the county seat will
have to go back to Beaver Falls and thu
decision is certainly notable victory
for Mr.. Lind. s. i
The following is from the Winthrop
News: The New Ulm breweries will pu1
up supply depots here as soon as the new
railroad is completed and make this the
distributing point for the towns east and
west. We have contracted for an un
derground pipe from this Office to both
depots. Hermann's Braeu is our favor.
ite.
Fred Fritsche of Lafayette has filed
with the Clerk of Court of Nicollet coun.
ty IL notice of appeal from the award OF
the commissioners who were appointed
by Judge Webber to appraise the dam.
age to his land from being traversed by
the Minneapolis, New Ulm s. Southwes.
tern road. The commission awarded
him $4,399, which was about 81 SOC
1 more than the company offered him, but
Mr.. Fritsche thinks that evenlthe former
is not enough, and therefore appeals tc
the district court. ~ ..'#sss .5.ss.
! Col. Crooks, chief engineer, and Al.
bert Clarke, general solicitor, Of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, were in. the
city Friday night for the purpose Of
adjusting various differences as to right
Of way. Together with Mr.. Lind they
appeared before the council and sue
ceeded in arriving at satisfactory conclu
sions with that body aud the Chicago 6
Northwestern people on all points unde,
dispute. These include the matter Oh
crossings and the right-of-way through
South German Park. They secure only
100 feet through the latter and agree not
to use any of the portion1n front of the
Northwestern depot for yard purposes.
I. At his home in this city Saturday
morning John Henry Manderfeld died OF
extreme old age. He had not been sick
to speak of, and his passing away was
quiet and peaceful. Mr.. Manderfeld
was born in Manderfeld Rhine Province
Germany on the 9Th Of July, 1906, and
was consequently 93 years Of age. BE
emigrated to this country in 1857 and
settled in sigel where he continued to
reside until few years ago. he was
i 80. ~.