New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-14
The Local
News Of
the Week.

llI6 U66kI.
Loren Cray, the Mankato attorney,was
in the city Friday.
Fred Steiake has moved from Sanborn
to this city to reside.
Miss Olge Mueller went to the Twin
Cities Saturday for short visit.
Chas. L. Roos transacted business in.
the Flour City last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
| County Attorney Huebner was over
from Winthrop Thursday on legal bust
| ness. '..:. ~. i
A number of cases Of diphtheria have
been reported in this city during the past
week.
| Paul Lehman of Milford lett for Du-
luth Monday to do service as United
States juror.
A. J. Alvin is having the foundation
laid for new residence on Summit Ave,
south of the college.
Geo. W.Somerville of Sleepy Eye was
in the city Friday in company with T.B.
Piersol Of Chicago. .
WIN. Windhorn and John Roberts of
Stark, township have purchased land in
Kandiyoh county and will locate there.
VIM. G.. Alvin went to the cities Sat-
urday to transact business and incident
ally to hear the great commoner, VIM. J
Bryan.
A daughter of D. Seeman had her eyes
burned on Sunday while handling a
curling iron. Just how seriously the &C
cident resulted is not yet known.
At the state w. G. T.U. convention in
Minneapolis last week, Mrs. A. Sherman
of Leavenworth was elected one of the
vice-presidents of the Association.
The daily papers of Thursday con-
tanned an announcement of the marriage
of Henry Held, formerly of this city, and
Miss Josephine Werner, daughter OF
Frank Werner Of St. Paul.
! On Saturday DR.. Fritsche performed
an operation, known as tracheotomy
on the child OF Mr.. Siebenbrunner fol
diphtheria. The operation consists in
inserting tube into the wind-pipe
E. G. Gilmore returned from his visit
at Pierre Saturday evening. He refers
to South Dakota as veritable "hot-bed'
of politics and contends that Minnesota
is as quiet as a sheperd's past;me IN com.
parson.
Rube Allyn, the popular humo1st and
impersonator has purchased an interest
in the Crookston Times. Rube's New
Ulm friends all wish HIM SUCCESS and
trust that his journalistic career may be
as cheerful as his stories on the stage.
| There will be political rally of tho
silver forces in the town of Milford to
morrow, Thursday evening, The meet
ing will be held at the club house ant
Albert Steinhauser, Fred Pfaender an<
Albert J. Alvin will be among the speak
ers. Every farmer in the township i
cordially invited to be present.
Chas. Dietz, the Blue Earth count,
candidate for treasurer, was in the cit,
Friday and Saturday. In talking of tn
situation down there he falls into hope
full strain and insists that both Bryan
and Lind will carry the county with sat
lsfactory major,ties, the newspaper re
ports to the contrary notwithstanding.
A. G. Anderson, the Springfield lum
Der. grain and hardware dealer, died las
Wednesday night after an illness of man,
months, Mr. Anderson was one of til,
best known men in the western end O
Brown county, prominent in business
prominent in politics and prominent il
social circles, and his death will caus.
general regret.
MIR. Lind's dates for next week arc a.
follows: Window, Oct. 18th; St. James
Oct. 10Th; Slayton, Oct.2Oth; Currie ane
Tracy, Oct. 2lst; Mankato, Oct. 22nd
Little Falls, Oct. 23rd; Crow Wing ant
Brainerd, October gath. Mr.. Lind il
making II wonderful canvass and IS every
where being greeted with large and en-
thusiastic audiences.
The two bicycle robbers, who have oc.
cupied the attention of the papers fo1
| the past few days, were undoubtedly Wis.
itors in this city day or two previous
to their escapadee at Shereburne. Thevv
hung around the town for several hours
ana were seen, to step into the Citizens
Bank and look things over. Their ar.