New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-22

q Ganclnnafl tins e morning q
Cashier rank q 81 6eld .ransac-
ted business here yesterday B.
ohm Ganskes Of Columbia, South Da-
kota, IS visiting with s:,ddr. Yates.
Four gents Of the Bryant Nursery
Go. Of Princeton, Illinois, are 81 the city.
Chas. s,engel i supp ing his saloon
building with modernly equipped CLOS
cts.
Emil Velikanje is attending the sum
|mer training school at the State Universi-
Ity.
Misses Tony Crone and Martha Eich-
mann will visit at Winthrop the rest Of
the week.
Mr.and Mrs. Werner Boesch and Mas,
ter Fred Mueller are Coney Island visitors
this week. .5s33
Attorney NJ. N. Madigan was yester-
day disbarred from practicing before the
courts Of this state.
Misses Nettie Haag and Mollie Nc
Carthy returned to st Paul yesterday af-
ter a two weeks visit. 81.
Mesdames Henningsen and Larson
were the guests of Mankato friends the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. Jordan, who has been visiting here
with her sister for several months, left
for New York yesterday.
Henry Hanschen will build the new
Swedish Lutheran church, in Bernadotte.
The contract price is $685.,
| Emil Traeger was in the city yester-
terday and today. He has also devel-
oped into silver enthusiast.
Mrs. Wilcox of Marshall, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Behnke for several
weeks, returned to her home on Monday.
Rev. Reitzel, while here, will gather
material for a lecture, on the Indian Mas
sacre which he expects to deliver in the
South. LIZ ~
DR.. 81. A. Tomllnson, the superinten-
dent of the St. Peter Insane Asylum, was
IN the city yesterday and from here went
to Winthrop. H. 49, I
Peter Herian is attending meeting
of the executive officers of the M1nneso-
ia Liquor Dealers Association in Min
neapolis today. 49,.
A convention has been called to meet
at Beaver Falls next Saturday to discuss
the "tramp" issue. The convention was
called by Sheriff Wlchmann.
Col. VIM. Crooks of st. Paul is in the
city today. He says they will have no
trouble in carrying the Ramsey county
Democratic convention for Lind.
The Lac Qui Parle Populists held their
county convention yesterday and instruc-
ted the delegates to the state convention
to vote for John Lind for governor.
The New Ulm Cycle Club will hold a.
mother racing event on the 18th of Sep
tember. There will also be races at the
Driving Park Thursday evening of next
week. .....
VIM. Koch Of the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co. IS paying business visits to
points along the Northwestern line in
Western Minnesota and South Dakota
this week. a #s..@. ..
The New Ulm Lodge Of I, O. O. F. in
stalled the following officers Saturday
evening: N. G., Elias Kellermann; ". G.,
Gottfried Hoehne; Secretary, George JAG
obs; Treasurer, Fl. Friedman; Trustee
for eighteen months, Chas. Stengel.
German Street, from Center to Third
North, and First N orth from Minnesota
to Front, Will be graded and graveled.
according to resolution passed by the CT.
%ty council MoEday evening. The coun-
Gil is doing lis best to give to the city a
creditable appearance
Rev. J. R. Reitzel of Chicago will speak
again in the. Congregational Church next
Sunday morning on the theme, 'The Tru-
ly Triumphant. Mr.. Reizcl goes ia the
afternoon to Mankato where he speaks
alta Union Meeting in the evening, Rev.
Washburn Of Mankato speaks in the Con
gregational Church Of this city Sunday
evening.
M. Mullen went to St. Paul this morn
ing to attend a conference called by Dan
w. Lawler for the purpose of discussing
the. ACCESSIBILITY of another Democratic
convention that.Would declare for gold.
Capt. Steinhauser also received an lnvl-
tation from Mr.. LaWler,. but replied that
he would not be present, that he sub
scribed to the Chicago platform and
would heartily support Mr.. Bryan.
A branch Of the Northwestern Legion
of Honor, a society with social and in
surance features combined, was partially
organized last Friday evening Dr..
u;rccL x..ac. chose - DO patf Gov, =, ~,