New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-12

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). stadtherr and Albert Wager will
bnild q store at LAFAYETTE station.
Sheriff Anderson was at st. Paul and
Saltwater the forepart Of the week.
Some Sleepy Eye parties are arrang
ing fora camp at the Behnke Fish Pond.
The first car Of wheel will be shipped
today from K1ossner Station to Minnea-
polls.
Frank friedman will resign his posi-
ton with O. M. Olsen on the last Of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams rejoice
over the arrival Of son and heir on
Wednesday.
U Hon. John Lind will address politi-
cal mass meeting III Duluth next Satur-
day eveing.
Mat Devanz fell off the Cottonwood
bridge yesterday morning and fractured
his right arm.
F. friedman has charge of the store
of Fred Backer, this week, the latter be-
ing absent in st. Paul.
j.. P. Current left on Monday to visit
his old home in the Hoosier State. His
daughter accompanied him.
Miss Bertha Vogel of. this city will act
as bridesmaid at the wedding of her
friend, Miss Tillie Bobleter, on the 10Th.
H. F. Setter returned last Saturday
from business trip to Chicago. He left
here Tuesday afternoon for his home in
Tracy. ..@.'s.*.% ..
Herman Mueller, the postoffice assist
ant, was taken sick last week with infam-
nation of the bowels and at the present
writing is quite low.
Nearly two hund1ed people will par
t1cipate in next Sundays excursion over
the Minneapolis & St. Louis. Waconia
is developing into quite favoritc resort
for New Ulmites. - IL.
There was temporary strike among
the laborers en- Broadway yesterday af-
ternoon, but it was adjusted within a
few hours after the men had thrown
down their picks and shoveas.
The sun during the past few days has
undoubtedly eclipsed all previous records
in precent years in punlshing people
with heat. In Chicago and other large
cities people are dropping dead on the
streets by the scores. N
A couple of young ladies walked in
from the Fish Pond Camp last week, a
distance of seven miles in one hour and
half. Bicycles in this city are not
permitted to he ridden faster than six
miles an hour. Just think it over.
August Windhorn, W no for many years
had charge of the Empire Mill elevator
at sEssig, will leave on the 18th Of this
month for Gaylord, where he will accept
a position as manager of the Great Wes-
tern Elevator. August has had consid-
erable experience and will no doubt fill
his new position creditably.
The city council has passed a resolu.
tiea refundlng thesdog licence for the
YeaS 1896 for one male dog for each
household outside Of the following lin.
its: Commencing at the Minnesota river
in straight line opposite the foot of 9th
South Street, thence west along said line
of,street to the alley between Washing
ton and Franklin streets. thence North
along said alley to 7th Street North,
thence east IN the course of said street to
the Minnesota River.
"A meeting was held Saturday evening
at Union Hall for the purpose Of organ
izing IA sound money club. From tifty:
to one hundred were present and address
ses were made by ProSs. Mohr and Schal-
Ter, Charlie Heideman presiding. No;
permanent organization was effected for
the, reason that those present were diyid-
ed as to what the club should be called.
some lfavoring a strictly sound money
club andothers being DESTROYS of making
it a Mckinley organization.
Geo. Graft has sold his stock of mer-
ehandise to Fred Bushard, son of w. N.
Bushard of Lafayette. The new own
er will assume possession at once and will
oeg1n operations with the remodeling Of
The present store quarters Mr.. Graft |
las not yet decided upon his future bus
ness course but will remain for the
present in New Ulm. Mr.. Bushard has
'ui recently recently returned from CAL
fornia and is known to be young man
# excellent business ability.