New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-27

with relatives at Hutchinson.
Otto Schleuder has been home from
Springfield the past few days.
Mrs. G.. A. Zclle entertained a party
of friends at whist last Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Setter went to st. Paul
yesterday to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Helmes.
Jos. Mason, the St. Peter hardware
merchant, visited over Sunday at the
home of NJ. Mullen.
The Good Templars Of Albin have
commenced the erection of "a hall on
James II. Enden's place.
Gov. Clough has appointed DR.. Jones
of Sibley county to membership on the
board of medical examiners.
Mr.. Haag, formerly of This city, died
ia California last week. He removed to
that state about fifteen years ago.
Springfield has claw and Order
League" formed last week. L. E. Pat
ter is president and J. Colony secre-
tary.
Representative Heimertlinger has been
made member Of Il special committee
to draft hill dealing with the "tramp
Question:
BY new change Of time on the new
road the morning train from Winthrop
now arrives at 1855 and leaves at 4 90
in the afternoon.
E. S. Pettijohn, the st. Peter banker
and ex-audltor, was III the city Thurs
day, having had business in the western
end of Nicollet county.
Attorney G. r. Davis Of St. Peter APP
peared before Judge Webber Saturday
and argued a molten in the case of John
w. Clary vs.. Dennis O'Shea.
Judge Webber is holding special
term OF court at Redwood Falls this
week. He expects that something like
one thousand oittzens papers will be is.
SIZED.
H. C.Warnhe, the wcll-known Spring
field furniture dealer, has disposed OF
his business and building to Henry Bias
tian and Frank H. Specht. Mr.. Bastisa
formerly lived in West Newton.
Harry Sanborn,w who spent the sumnre,
here experimenting the Northwestern
track-raisingg, was seriously injured las,
week while opening up snow-blcckxdt
on the Dakota Central division.
The Courrland creamery handled 3,
940.95O lbs. of milk last year and tusnet
out 179, 299 lbs. of butter The receipts
amounted to $31, l30:sS and of this $223.
1892 went to the farmers for milk. AL
rl the Old officers were reelected ct til,
annual meeting.
Miss Ida Dietz OF this city and Rev
Schneider Of Naper, Nebraska, were mar
rled at the Lutheran church on Wetlnes
day. Rev. Prange of Nebraska. JOIN
Marti Of St. Paul and Miss Dietz of San
born were among the friends from a@sroat
who attended the wedding.
The State Bank of Springfield has re-
elected, as directors, II. c.. Warnke, Os
car Erickson, John B. Schmid, join
Lind and DR.. Schoch. The officers arc
II. G. Warnke, president; J. 3. Schmid
vice president; VIC. Frank, cashier; ant
John r. Schmid, assistant cashier.
At the Grand Lodge meeting of the
Sons Of Hermann in St. Paul last week
the membership fee, after long debate
| was reduced one hale The ladies' order
was also authorized to withdraw the re.
striction combining menabershi p to female
relatives Of the Sons Of Hermann.
Prof. Hans Schmidt If New York ar.
rived in the city Sunday and will en-
,icavor to locate here as It piano instruct
or. Mr.. Schmidt is graduate of the
musical Conservatives ofBcrlin and Ieip.
sic and is un4uestionably an artist of
ability. Should he succeed in organic.
Ing class, he would prove valuable
acquisition to our city.
The Linden Creamery Co. has elected
the following officers: President, John
Mitchell; secretary and manager, Glenn
ent Halvorsen; directors, Rasmus Christ
ensen. John Reinhart, elias. Werderman
Peter Rusten and Robt. Hughes. Dur
ing 1896 the creamery received 1900
249 lbs. Of milk and manufactured 1O5.-
CAT lbs. of butter. The hntter hro,,,ht