New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-06
The Local
News Of
the Week.


to Sleepy Eye on Thursday. -...
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Domeier Thursday evening.
VIM. E. Chafce of Fl. Ridgely has
been granted an original pension.
The county commissioners have ar
ranged for short special session on the
18th of this month.
Henry Spoerhase has ceptedemploy-
ment with one Of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis surveying crews.
Quite few local lovers of the dance
attended a leap year ball at the Milford
Club House Sunday evening.
Monday morning Judge Webber reap
pointed Ferdinand Crone as a member
of the Board of Public Works.
H. Manderfeld, ye photographer, pur-
chased a tandem bicycle from o. N. o.
sen on Thursday. It's Crescent.
A couple of ladies planted about one
thousand willows in South German Park
on Arbor Day. We take off our hat.
Alb. Giesecke, who used to work for
B. Behnke & Co., is now travelling on the
road, selling cigars for Lempke Of Sleepy
Eye.
A picnic fol the children of the Turn
er Sunday School will be held on the
18th of May. The picnic grounds have
not yet been selected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein intend
to spend the summer travelling in Europe.
They Will leave New Ulm next week and
sail from New York On the 10Th.
Rev. Campbell's family will go to ILL
nois this week, but Mr.. Campbell himself
will visit several points in Minnesota
and Iowa where he has calls to preach.
Albert Setter has some genuine april
cot trees growing IN his garden, and
some of them are even now in blossom,
with excellent prospects of bearing fruit.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. is to be classed this
week among the supremacy happy. His
wife On Thursday gave birth to daugh-
ter, and both are as well as could be ex-
pected.
The Luttemann Sextette spent the WIN
ter in Mexico. The manager, Mr.. THAI
berg, carries with him fine autograph
letter of President Diaz, commendatorv
Of their concerts.
The Brown County Fair will be held
this year on the 2Sth, goth and 3Oth of
August. The races will commence on
the goth and continue for three DAYS.
Look out tor hummer.
The Supreme Court has decided to
postpone the hearing on Madigan's ap-
peal from Webbcr's decision and also the
request of the State Bar Association for
his lisbarment until the latter part of
July,
Nearly all of the right of way for the
new road as far south as Seventh South
Street has now been purchased. This
includes the New Ulm Roller Mill Com
pany's strip of property for which 81 500
was paid.
Chas. Loenhard has given the contract
for the erection of his foundry to Otto
Tape and Nagel, Book & Puhlmann.
the former to do the carpenter work and
the latter firm the masonry. The con-
tract price is $2,549.
Gen. Manager Mohler, Chief Engineer
Crooks and General F Freight Agent Hop
kins, all of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
road, arrived ia the city Monday and
spent the day in consultation with Capt.
Wanzer and leading citizens.
Martin Clausen, who went over from
Lake 1Ianska to Norway last year, re-
turned on Thursday. He says he is glad
to get back again, for the condition of
the masses of people in this Country is
far ahead of that of the Norwegians.
Geo. Backer of Redwood Falls, form
erly of this city. is trying to secure pos
session. either by purchase or lease, Of
one Of the Mankato Mills. MIR. Backer,
it will be remembered, has been in the
milling business at Redwood Falls tor
many years.
Gov. Clough has sent word to Capt.
Steinhaustr that he feels highly compI-
mented by the invitation to lie here on
25th to attend the Company 4 celebra-
ton, but regrets that previous arrange
ments will prevent him from coming.
Many of his staff, however, will be on
hand to participate in the festivities.
Aug. Schwertfeger, proprietor OF the
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