New Ulm review., 1896-07-01

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The eek.
Miss Lou Baasen is the guest Of Man
kato friends.
a son was bern to Prof. and Mrs.
Burk on Friday.
Mrs. Puhlmann. who is quite an aged
lady, is dangerously Ill. 5..
Attorney Hagberg had probate busi-
ness atSt. Peter on FRIDAY.
Miss Emma Keller returned from
Minneapolis Monday evening.
A daughter Of Conductor Sid Mills Of
Winona IS guest of Miss Birdie Null
len.
Robert Hauenstein will attend the con-
vention of deaf mutes at Faribault this
week.
Mr.. Drew of Winona, an cld-time set
tier in these parts, was a visitor in these
parts on Monday.
Bernard Voltine of Rldgely and Miss
Sherman of Stark were. married at
Sleepy Eye on Monday.
VIM. F. Landwehr of Milwaukee spent
cay or two of last week with his faith
.er-in-law, J. H. Schapekahm.
Frank Zschuncke celebrated the ami
versary of his birth on Monday in the
company of the Great Western Band.
The Democratic State Convention will
be held in St. Paul on the 4th of August.
Brown County will be entitled to ten
delegates. :
Herman Sells E'Dakota House, bus
appeared on Sunday in q handsome new
coat of paint-the work Of Heller&Gag.
1t is beauty. 49,.
A special train, carrying about 100
passengers, came in from Redwood
Falls Thursday evening. The big cir
Gus was the occasion.
John Fenscke went up to Redwood
last week to replace a barn for Mr.. Ul-
richssthat had been blown from its foun-
dation in recen: storm.
From today new tirm-the John
Huenstein Brewing Co.-dates it's exis-
tence. It consists of Chas. Hauenstein,
Fred Setter and Martin Hose. II
Gen. Manager Mohler, Gen. Freight
Agent Hopkins and Chief Engineer
Crooks of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road were IN the city Friday. -#.
Hor. John Lind delivered an address
before an old settlers gathering at
Granite Falls on Saturday. About three
thousand people were present.
Havelock Mcclellan came home from
St. Paul on Monday. He is to secure
position as operator for the Minneapolis
s. St. Louis road at this station.
The Great, Western, Concordia and
Bohemian bands of this city, the Mil
ford band and those of Winthrop and
Gaylord will furnish music at this place
on the Fourth.
Track laying on the new road had
been completed up to the big bridge
last evening. There is no longer any
doubt about the line being finished into
New Ulm by the Fourth.
JOS. a. Eckstein returned from the
Supreme Iodgc session of the A. O.U.W.
at Buffalo Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Eek:
stein was honore1 with an important
place on the Committee on Laws.
Jos. Bier of Sigel was thrown from
his wagon while coming down the hos
pital hill on Wednesday and, although
he escaped serious injuries, was never
thcless badly shaken up and bruised.
It is estimated that at least ten thou
sand strangcrs>were in the city Thurs
day and that from eight to ten thousand
entered the big circus tent in the after
noon. That means big money for the
Ringlings. -s-
Hon. P. B. Winston of Minneapolis
was in the city Saturday and again on
Mr.. Winston is one of the del.
egates at large to the Chicago conyen-
ton and to i Review reporter stated that
Minnesota would furnish atleast seven
votes for the free silver cause.
For some reason VI other Mr. SQmer-
vile didn't capture the delegates which
he had expected. Lyon gave him only
five, Redwood seven, Brown twelve and
Nicollet only one OF two. Blue Earth,