New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-01
The Local
News Of
the Week.

The last heard of Hans Schmidt he
was in Detroit.
Miss FRANKIE returned from Germany
Sunday afternoon.
The DR.. Martin Luther Seminary in
this city opened yesterday.
DIR. J. 81. James, the Mankato oculist,
will be here Saturday and Sunday.
Edwin Stages Of Minneapolis spent
Thursday here with John G. Rudolph.
Mrs. Brown of Portland, Maine, visited
with Mrs. DR.. Marden during the week.
Hon. John Lind will deliver several
speeches in the Ohio campaign this
month.
Wenzel Arbes has sold his farm In
Ridgely to Fred Meyer of Renville coun-
ty for $3,s50.
Miss Helen George will leave for
Springfield Saturday. The schools open
there ON Monday. .*
The ladies of the Evangelical church
enjoyed picnic at Krueger's farm in
Milford on Sunday. r.
Andrew johnson has returned from
Boyd. where he has been doing work on
a paper for several weeks. :,
Rev. Buzzell has arranged to hold
Unitarian services at Springfield on the
second Sunday in September.
Frank Gugisberg of Lafayette will
move to New Ulm this fall. He has
rented his farm to Mr.. Ulrich.
Mrs. Engesser and daughter of St. Pc.
ter we're the guests of Attorney Hag'
berg's family several days last week.
! The chicken season opens, according
to law, today. According to quite
number of hunters, it opened long ago.
| Geo. w. Somerville, the Sleepy Eyt
attorney, spent several days of last weel
here attindeng to business in probate
court.
VIM. E. Boalen and wife of Helena
} Montana, arr visiting in the city. Mrs
Boaleu is the daughter of VIM. Winkel
mann.
Alex Ottomeyer returned from hi
European trip Saturday evening. H
reports pleasan, journey and courte
t Gus treatment.
David Price of Cambria reports tina
1855 was stolen from a dresser in hi
home recently. He has no idea VIII
committed the robbery.
The telephone line, to CORTLAND
completed. Free service will be extend
|, ed by the company to all Of its patron
for the remainder of the week.
Mrs. Geo. May, who has been spen6
ing several weeks with relatives in tn
vicinity, returned to her home at Buff
10, New York, Monday afternoon.
i Mondays Gun Club score: Single
possible 15-Bobleter, 10; Manderfel
Z 7; Hauensteln, 4. Doubles, possible
-|-Bobleter, 9; Hauenstein, 4; Manderfel
1 a.
~ Among these who attended the theat
at Tuner Hall Saturday evening we
>" Geo. Kluegel, Mrs. Schleuder and Mi
IS Katie schmid of Springfield and N
4 Berg of Sleepy..Eye.
y Mr.. Lind went to Minneapolis Is
week to consult with Chas. A. Tow
': and other silver republicans regarding
- successor to Mr.. Griffin as member
the national committee.
Prof. Backer of st. Peter will ha
charge of the school in District 33
CORTLAND this year. The school open
on Monday as did also the school
). District II of the same town.
Rev. Buzzell, Capt. and Mrs. Geort
Editor and Mrs. Green and Mr.. and II
Fred Engelbert attended the Harv'
Home picnic in Linden Sunday. RI
er Buzzell was the principal speaker.
Re .sThe Fool in Politics" at Turner FL
If next Monday night. Lots of truth a
y eloquence eandwiched between choi
: wit. 1t makes you think between laug
rs Gallery, IS cts; parouet, IS and 50 CT
: : John A. johnson, editor Of the st. !
y ter Herald nd::secretary Of the Nicol
7 county Fair took in the Brown cou1
ii i Fair on Friday. Accompanying him y.
F. NJ. Donahower, q. s. sackett md
F. Jones. s..*
e On Wednesday Judge Weber DEM
= a motion for new trial in the case
It Hannah Beard against the Redwe