New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-15
Dr. Lipp spent port ion ef the week
at Minneapolis.

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furniture for the Union Hotel last week.
Mrs. Judge Weber entert AIMED ! par
~ Of lady friends at her home Saturday
evening.
NJ. p. Matthews and familY Of MIR
shall are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Wer-s
ner Bosch. 5.s
Mrs. Hough, Of Mitchell, South Dako.
ia, has been visiting here with friends
since the Fourth.
Miss Flora Petersoni is attending the
National Christian Endeavor convention
at Washington this week.
The Brown County Medical Society
met at Sleepy Eye yesterday afternoon.
Dr.: Rothenburg read the principal pa
per.
Jos. Koehler Jr. came up from Mime
apolis Thursday and will remain here
during the greater portion Of the sum
mer.
Station Agent Ryczek has rented
rooms in the building occupied by VIM.
Brust and will occupy 1t next week with
his family. e.
Mrs. F. Gibson of Albert Lea ar
rived here Monday evening and will OPP
en- dressmaking rooms in the Diepol6er
building. "~r ...r.. .-s
A. A. Schlumpbe1ger has purchased
of Judge Ray in Springfield a quarter
section of Northern Pacific land in Ait
kin County.
Henry Behnke arrived here from Port
land, Oregon, on Wednesday,. He in-
tends to remain here for the rest of the
year at least.
Mrs. Henriette Breitkreutz returned
Monday evening from trip to New
Ulm. She was accompanied by her
niece. Miss Lizzie Falk.--Springfeld
Advance.
It takes an outside crowd to create
noise and disturbance. There was more
Of it here on Sunday, as the result ofthe
ball game, than New Ulm has expert
enced since 1862.
The following students are home for
the summer vacation: Emanuel Albrecht
from Watcrtown, Otto Montgomery from
St. Paul, Otto Stindt from Bur Mills
and John Pelzel from Wisconsin.
At the semi annual meeting of the
Turnverein on Saturday evening the fol-
lowing officers we're elected: President,
Chas. L. Roos; vice-president, VIM. E.
Koch; recording secretary, Paul Voss;
corresponding secretary, Robert Scherer;
treasurer, F. Burg ST.; 1st turnwart, Ed
ward Petry; End turnwart, Vim. Herian.
The petition of citizens, asking the
Northwestern people to vacate the strip
adjoining the park for tie use of Min
neapolis s. St. Louis tracks, was refused.
The officials said that they would never
give upso much of their property for
the sake of a rival road, but promised
that if the city should want it turned
into a park, they were willing to do the
work.
John, young son of Mat Burg Of
CRANKY, drank a quantity of fly poison
fluid on Wednesday after moon and Thurs
day morning the little fellow died from
the effects of the same. Every effort
was made by the parents to counterfeit
the effects with such antldotes as they
had at hand, and later took him to Mic
ollet for treatment, but when the vii
lage was reached, he had passed beyond
the possibility of human aid.-St. Peter
| Herald. SIS g..s :.
The TT. Rid5cly monument commission
has decided to dedicate tile monument
erected to the memory of Fit. Ridgely's
heroes on August 22nd, the anniversary
OF Little Crows attack upon the fort.
AL the militia tents owned by the state,
will he placed on the site of the old fort
grounds for the use of the crowd that is
expected to attend and the participants
are expected to bring theirlunch baskets.
Gov. Clough, with a large number of
state not,lbles, will be present. Special
trains will be run over the Minneapolis
&St. Louis, the grounds Icing only six
miles from Fairfax.
The editor Of the Gaylord Hub was
here on the Fourth and here is what he
says of the town: New Ulm is one of
the solid and most substantial towns in
the State. Elegant brick business blocks
and residences attract the eye on all sides:
it is a growing and progressive place,
with q hrici,t fl,t,1ra before II itc poo,la