New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-12

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The Linden creamery has been pIovid
ed with new separator. I'LL;
j. NeWhart is reported to be erecting
q large new building IN San Diego.
Rev. Campbell exchanged pnlpits OF
Sunday with Rev. Buck Of Springfield.
Z. g. Vogel returned unexpectedly
from Iowa Saturday evening on account
of illness.
| a joint meeting of the Turnvere1n and
Ladies Society will be held next. Satur.
day evening.
Mr.. Richardson, the phonograph man
will repeat his concert at Union Hal
this evening
Geo. Schmidt has been laid up will
the grippe for the past few days bu, il
now able to be about again.
Jos. Diepolder of Lafayette has beer
appointed deputy sheriff for western
Nicollet county by Mr.. Block.
Crone Bros show window is adorned
this week with u monster sea serpent
TO use popular phrase, it's an ugly
looking beast. ~
Herman Nagel was agreeably surprised
by large party of masked friends Sun
day evening, the occasion being the ami
versary ofhis birth. ~.
The annual delegate meeting of the
North American Turner Bund will be
held this year at Louisville, Kentucky.
It opens on the 21st of June. u
City Clerk Schjlling has concluded to
appeal to the Supreme Court from Judge
Webber's decision, setting aside the
Judgment against the railroad company
Miss Minnie Wellner, who has been EN-.
ployed at johnson & Mueller's factory
in St. Peter, was compelled to leave for
her home in this city on Saturday on ac-
count of illness.
Small parties of friends were: enter
tanned at the homes of Miss Haeberle on
Friday evening, Mrs. A. Steinhauser on
Saturday evening and Dr. and Mrs. Bell
on Sunday evening.
The local Workman Lodge will he vi
sited next Wednesday evening by Grand
Master Workman Lloyd of St. Paul. Mr..
Lloyd is an old St. Peter boy, who has
pushed rapidly into prominence.
Attorneys Somerville and Dayis, w.
W. Smith, Peter Majewski and Peter
Christensen, all of Sleepy Eye, were in
the city Monday. They are all interes-
ted in case before Judge Weber.
Geo. Haag and Jos. Flor Jr. have pur.
chased a two-thirds interest in the -four.
ing mill at Buffalo Lake, Renville Coun.
ty. Casper Green, formerly of West
Newton, retains the remaining interest.
The farmers in the vicinity of West
book, says the Lamberton Leader, have
been holding meetings recently to SEE
what they could do in the way of voting
bonds as an inducement for a railroad tc
run from New Ulm to Pipestone through
that locality.
Judge Weber on Saturday appointed
F. w. Baarsch, Albert Setter and J. H
Weddendorf as board of appraisers te
determine the value of certain land ir
North and South German Parks, ira
versed by the line of the Minneapolis
New Ulm and Southwestern.
United States Attorney Stringer has
notified the bondsmen of w. D. Smith
ex-postmaster of Lambe1ton, that there is
shortage of $50 in his accounts, and
that unless the same IS paid at once &C.
ton will be brought against the bonds.
men. Smith is now located at Winneba.
go City. -
At the annual meeting Of. the stock
holders of the Hanska-L Linden store a
dividend of 81 per cent was declared.
and it was agreed that one fourth of this
should be retained IN the business and
the balance paid In trade to stockhold-
ers. Ole Sycsteby was elected president
John Thorgrimson secretary and Christ
ian Ahlness, Peter Olstad and Hans Ulen
directors. FEEDER Ahlness continues as
manager. H. ~.:.
The following officials of the Chicago
s. Northwestern road were in the CITY
Thursday evening, examining the com.
pany's roadbed and deciding upon the
changes necessary to raise their tracks
General Superintendent Stubborn, Chief
Engineer Blunt, General Freight Agent
Mccullough, General Agent Garvin, AS.
sistant Superintendent Stewart and II
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