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

VIM. Hummel returned from his Ten
nessee visit Sunday.
Chas. Stuebe shipped seven carloads
of cattle to Pierre last week.
julius Scheiderich has secured work
as fireman on the 500 Road in Wiscon-
sin.
Ferdinand Crone has purchased a wheel
of Paul Hackbarth. We shall now expect
to hear of broken records.
DR.. Rothenburg came down from
Springfield Friday to see Mr.. schleuder,
who still continues very low.
Congressman McCleary presided over
the House on Thursday during the dis
cussion on the bankruptcy bill. :
VIM. Pfaender Jr. has purchased twen
ty-tive feet Of the lot adjoining lis place
on State Street from Franz Hogan.
Miss Francis Kennedy of Golden Gate
has been elected as one of the teachers
in the Sleepy Eye schools TO: next year.
Architect Struck Of Minneapolis has
prepared plans for a handsome new resi-
dence for DR.. Hirsch, to be built next
fall.
DR.. Gustav Fischer and family will re-
turn from Philadelphia the latter part of
this month. He will locate here in the
practice of medicine.
Rev. Bernhard of West Newtoustarted
on his European trip Monday. He will
spend about four months in Germany
and will also visit Rome.
Supt. Cosgrave, Asst Supt. Stewart
and Engineer Hall, Of the Chicago &
Northwestern line, were in the city Mon
day, inspecting the improvements.
Henry Dreis of St. Paul, brother of
Mrs. F. ". Hauensteln of this city, won
the Dispatch prize for guessing the exact
score Of the St. Paul-Kansas City game
on Thursday.
A meeting of the Commercial Union
will be held on Friday evening to dis
cuss matters of much Importance to the
city. 1t is earnestly desired to have
every member present.
Col. Pfaender went to St. Paul yester-
d y to attend a meeting of the executive
committee having in charge the re- union
Of Minnesota Regiments at the National
Grand Army Encampment in ST.. Paul.
John Hafenbauer,th Chicago & North
western land commissioner, was here
Friday and purchased two tracts of land
near CORTLAND from Mes,rs. Arndt and
Georgius. They will be used as gravel
pits.
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star will meet in Duluth on the 18th
and 10Th of May. Mrs. F. II. Behnke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eckstein of this CITY
and Mrs. VIM. Mueller of Springfield
vii. attend as delegates from this county.
The St. Peter Herald draws upon West
Newton experiences to strengthen its
editorials. 1t says: Gov. VIM. E. Russell
is announced as "a candidate for president.
AS Wenzel Frank was wont to remark,
"He is a goot man and I hope he been
elected.
Senator French of this district has Sc
cured the right to supply the town of
jackson with the new iIluminant, ace:v-
line. Associated with him is the notori-
Gus Doc. Beard, and they have secured
the right to introduce the new discovery
IN about twenty counties in the southern
part of this state.
On Friday, the partnership existing be-
tween Nuellcr&Roos, as proprietors of the
Dakota House Livery, was mutually dis
solved. Dr.. Mueller, retires and will
devote his whole attention to veterinary
work. MIR. Roos continues in the bust.
ness as sole proprietor, and, with the
improvements which he has in contem-
plation, gives promise of afforling the
public excellent Accommodations.
Gustav Thalberg, the amusement man.
ager, who was here Thursday, arranging
for the Luttemann Concert, will leave for
Norway next week to perfect arrange
ments with Prof. Andre for a lecture
tour of the principal cities of this coun-
try. The lectures are to be delivered, of
course, only on the condition that Andre
successfully carries out his contem plated
trip to the North Pole in a balloon.
On Saturday tramp ped>ller was sent
up by Justice Brandt Cor ten DAYS in
the county Jail. The fellow gave his
name as Bohrmann and was prosecuted
by County Attorney Davis on the charge