New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-15
The Local
News Of
the Week.

the EEK.
Mrs. j. II. Vajen returned from Oma-
la on Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Heymann on Friday.
Hugo Gebser has sold his saloon fix
lures to August Kiesling.
Mrs. F. w. Hauenstein spent the week
with her parents in St. Paul.
Henry Behnke is in possession of fine
loon. shot last week on Fritsche's Island,
A.sC. Mathes has given the contract for
his new residence IN Springfield to A. G..
Ochs.
G. w. Steinke, son-in-law of H. Lohey-
de of this city, has been elected to the
council in St. Peter.
Mr.. Brown, an old settler of this coun-
ty and the father of Mrs. Chas. Werring
of Golden Gate, died last week at Beav-
er Falls.
A party Of Sleepy Eye folks including
Maj, Smith and wife, attended the Re-
menyi concert at Turner Hall on Mon
day evening.
Frank Burg Jr. will build ten-pin
alley in the rear of his place Of business
this summer. 1t will be regulation al
ley and under cover.
The Liquor Dealers Association of
Sleepy Eye will give dance at Christ
ensen's Hall on the 25th. The Milford
Brass Band will furnish the music.
Judge Weber has denied the motion
for a new trial in the Hacker case. The
verdict at the original trial was in favor
of the plaintiff and for the sum of $500.
The Dakota House has been undergo
Ing repairs the past week and all of the
interior has experienced a change for the
better. Alvin & Sondau are doing H. ost
of the work.
Munsey's Magazine for this month
pays a pleasing compliment to Max Dick,
the young, but wonderful, viol1nist. It
says that the world may yet expect great
things from him.
G. R. Case of Sleepy Eye IS reported
to be candidate for the Republican NOM
nation for register of deeds. At pres
ent he is travelling through this section,
buying butter and eggs.
Max, Frank and Hugo Hanft of Min
neapolis and Miss Anna Schimmel of
West Superior arrived here with the re-
mains of Mrs. Hanft on Saturday and re-
NAMED here until after the funeral.
Philip Liesch of the St. Paul Pioneer
Press force spent the forepart of the week
here with his parents. He says the Re-
publicans will make a cleaa sweep of the
municipal election in the SANITY CITY
this year.
At the opening of the Riverside Hotel
in Montevideo on Saturday, Geo. W.
Somerville of this county was one of the
principal speakers and responded to the
toast, ''The Political Significance of a
Square Meal"
While blasting rock in Redwood coun-
ty last week Adolph Froehlich lost an
eye and CEas. Huhnerkoch was badly in
jured about the hands and arms. Froeh-
Itch at one time lived in Courtland and
Huhnerkoch in Ridgely.
DR.. J. G. Rothenburg of Springfield
stopped off here Wednesday on his wav
home from New York, where he had been
attending Post Graduate School of
Surgery. After leaving New York he
spent couple of days at the National
Capitol.
Mat. Seifert, the Morgan salooukeeper
who formerly lived in New Ulm. was
compelled to pay fine of $25 last week
for selling intoxicating liquors to miners.
The county attorney warned him not to
repeat the ofense on penalty of greater
severity on the part of the officers of the
law.
In cards, recently issued, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Baarsch announce the marriage of
their daughter, Lena, to Clinton M. Per-
ny at their home on Tuesday evening
April 81. A reception will he given on
Saturday evening by the groom's par
ents, Col. and Mrs. J.. F. Perry, in Min
neapolis.
The Pioneer Press says that Frank Ran
dallwiIl in all pro liability represent the
First district in the Demo cratic National
Convention and that John g. Wise of
Mankato and A. e. Sackett of st. Peter
will line IN for tho Soco,d ,T,Lo : E