New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-30
The Local
News Of
the EEK.

Rev. Willmann returned on Thursday
from Germany.
Louis Breu is again working at the
Hauenstein Brewery.
Daniel Plath, one Of the old sci tlers
of Prairieville, is dead.
Mrs. He. Garfield Of Winthrop is vis-
ting here with here parents.
F.. Landwehr has sold his threshing
rig to Lamberton parties for $500.
The Northwestern passenger station at
Tracy was destroyed by fire on Friday.
Albert strelow has given up farming
in Prairicville and removed to this CITY.
John Hauenstein Jr. will leave this
week for Chicago to attend a brewers
school.
Fred T. Lueth of Kansas City spent
the forepart of the week here with his
mother.
F. L. Randall of Winona has been
nominated for attorney by the Democrats
of that county. --
Fred Fritsche has been spending the
past week with relatives and old acquain-
tances at st. Peter
Christ Sleaman OF Eden lost the thumb
OF his left hand in working about a
threshing rig last week.
August Wild of Lafayette has gone to
Eureka, South Dakota, to accept posi-
ton as book-keeper in a mill.
A Bryan and Lind club was organized
at NicoHet village last week. It has a
large and enthusiastic membership.
Col. J. G. Donahower, formerly of this
city, is now engaged in the manufacture
OF fence.naking machine at st. Paul.
Albert Steinhauser attended the an
naal session of the Grand Lodge of
Pythian knights in Minneapolis last
week.
J. G. Fullerton of Sioux City and F G..
Fullerton of St. Paul, members of the
Fullerton Lumber Co., were IN the CITY
Saturday,
Mrs. Mary Meyer and Mrs. j Ohm Mack
and children went 70 Winona Monday to
attend the silver wedding of Mrs. Mack's
cousin, Mrs. Roeder.
Otto Schmall, the Redwood Falls
druggist, had his right leg blown off on
Friday while charging q soda water
fountain. He died the same day.
Rev. Harris, who has been preaching
at Golden Gate and Evan the past year,
returned last week to Chicago. He is
succeeded by certain Rev. Bell.
The Young Mems MCKINLEY Club of
Minneapolis have refused to endorse
Clough. Rather significant action this
and one that is liable to worry the ma
chine politicians not little.
The Red Rock bail club ofSpringfeld
and the Indians of the Lower Agency
will meet On tile diamond at Springfield
October 3rd. There will also be horse
races for purses ranging from $40 to $40.
The Slbley county Republicans have
nominated the following candidates for
office: Representative, VIM. Mansfield !;
auditor, II. A. Seignuerct; sheriff, VIM.
Dretchko; attorney, E. II. Huebner:
clerk, p. P. Quist.
Commissioner Augustin brought down
from the west last week young boy
who had had his arm manplcd and al
most amputatcd in a threshlng machine.
The little fellow is now receiving treat
ment at the hospital in this city.
Gustav Donald, the Davenport Ger
man orator, who spoke in this city a
week ago also appeared before Min
neapolis audience of 100 on Thursday,
The Times, in commenting on the small
ness of the audience, remarks that Bis.
marck's influence must have been at work
Mr.. Lind was at home over Sunday.
but started out again early, Monday
to campaign in the southeast
ern part OF the state. He expresses him
self as very hopeful of his election and
says his meetings throughout all the
northern part of the state were remark
able demonstrations in every particular.
DR.. Schoch's trotter, Maggie O, created
q futter of excitement at the Redwood
races on Friday. In the fourth heat of
the last race, two sulkles locked wheels.
throwing, Driver Cannon from his sulky
and causing his horse, Maggie Otto run
wildly into the home stretch thrnnob