New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-29
F. 81. Behnke went to St. Paul on bus.

mess Saturday afternoon.
The marriage of fraak Leibold and
Mrs. Hermann is announced to occur
this week. s@
Mrs. G. a. johnson of st. Peter is Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mueller of Lafayette. ~r " r
Mrs. H. c.. Garfield returned to Win
throp on Friday after months visit
with relatives in this city.
Frank Baasen, John Palmer and Hen
ry Kaschau attended the masked ball at
Springfield Thursday evening.
Sleepy Eye is to have another physi-
clan. DR.. Davis of Pipestone, brother
of the county attorney, has concluded to
locate there.
Through the efforts of August Hum
mel, Springfield is to have two days
session of the Farmers Institute. Feb
18th and 14th are the dates.
Dr. A. w. Daniels, the veteran St. Pc
ter physician, and Chris. Evanson of Ma
della, have gone to California to spend
the remainder of the winter.
The masquerade at Turner Hall on
Saturday evening will be visited by
groups from St, Peter, Henderson, Slee-
py Eye, Springfield, Markato and other
places.
Station Agent Heideman Is now pre-
pairing plans for the Northwestern s
park surrounding the depot. The park
will cover st.ip 7SO feet long and 200
feet wide
Andrew j. Eckstein has reason to be
happy these days for on Wednesday his
wife presented him with baby girl
The family JOY is only increased by the
fact that all are we'll.
Henry Meierding and wife have moved
! up from New Ulm and are now occupy
ing rooms in H.F. Dirks' residence Mr..
Nelerding was formerly cashier of bank
in Fairfax.-Springield Advance. =,
The Morgan Messenger says that Wen
eel Proko3ch of Three Lakes has shipped
six cars of baled hay to New Ulm during
the winter and soon intends to ship two
carloads of baled straw to the New UIm
i brewers.
! Mrs. Wood of Minneapolis was in the
city Friday looking up the Bohemian
lace industry. She intends to have one
the women come to Minneapolis in the
near future and give exhibitions of the
ingenious work at her millinery store.
| Andrew Heckler of St. Paul, who is
well known here, acted as queen of the
Sanity City Karnival. The St. Paul
Dispatch of Thursday contained splen-
did illustration, representing Heckle1 in
the guise of the ''new woman" and seat
ed astride of a donkey.
From the headquarters of the SANITY
City sKarnival last week, M. Mullen re-
ceived gorgeously executed document,
appointing him as one of the Dukes of
the Royal Realm of King Boreulis, En-
peror of the Great Northwest and Grand
Duke of the Polar Regions.
Under,a law passed by the last legis-
lature, farmers using wagons with tires
not less than three inches in width are
!! entitled to a reduction of 50 from there
road tax for every such wagon used, pro-
vided that the reduction does not exceed
one half of their annual tax.
Il. f. Setter, formerly of this city, has
sold his entire business interests in Ira
cy, and they are among the most exten-
sive in the town, to Neil Finch, who
takes possession at once. Mr.. Setter has
not determined upon any future emp ploy-
ment, but will most likely continue to
reside in Tracy. -"
Geo. Wheeler was killed by falling
tree just below the Iberia mill the fore
part of the week. The men were work
ing ON the side of hill at the time, and
when the tree fell, Wheeler was thrown
in front and under it. 1t naturally
rolled down the hill and the unfortunate
man was dragged with it for nearly thir-
;, ty feet. The right side of his chest was
crushed, and death was almost lnstanta-
neous. He was a married man, saws the
Herald, and had just rented the Black
farm near Sleepy Eye.
Gov. Clough has appointed as the
Brown county members of the State I'm
migration Committee the following citi-
zens: G. 81. Hornburg of New Ulm;
Oscar Erickson Of Springfield; Gudman
Anderson Of Linden; Alonzo Pickle Of
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