New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-22
The Local
News Of
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the Week.

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Misses Emily Helm of Chicago is visit
ing in the city.
Chas. Anderson Jr. is again working
for Herman Nagel. &@>@.%
Rev. Heldmann is guest at the
home Of E. G.. Koch. ID. ..-..4 -
Attorney Somsen returned from his
Iowa visit Thursday evening.
L. F. Entrup and wife of St. Paul are
spending the week here with friends.
Miss Addie La BARRON Las been ap-
pointed postmistress at Ft. R1dgely.
Rev. Buzzell will speak next Sunday
on ''Temptation OF Tower of Strength
B. Schlichting is here from Owatunna
on visit. He will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Won Essen of LIE Sueur is visit
ing here with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Mat Mueller.
Judge G. E. Flandreau of St. Paul
will be one OF the speakers at the picnic
next Sunday.
An exhibition of the so-called myster-
les of splritualism was given at Union
Hall Sunday evening.
The new City Drug Store front is
completed. 1t is easily the finest plate
glass front i'll the city.
The first full carload of furniture ever
shipped to New Ulm was received by H.
L. Saverien on Monday.
Frank Manderfeld, of the government
printing office at Washington, is visiting
with friends in this vicinity.
Geo. schlumpberger will operate an
Edison photograph in the Olsen build
ing,.opposite the postoffice, this week.
Ben Stockman, the Minneapolis grain
commission man, has been spending the
week at the Swan Lake camp, hunting
ducks.
Van Ness won first money in the 2 :55
class at Fairmont Saturday. Maggie O
was entered in the 229 class, but was
not in form to win anything.
The Minneapolis Journal announces
Geo. W. Somerville of Sleepy Eye as a
possible candidate for attorney general
on the Republican ticket next year.
j. H. Harrison, who is experimenting
the Improvements in the Empire Mill,
had couple OF his fingers crushed while
putting in machinery at Sleepy E;e last
week.
Neumann's store window is orna-
mented this week with miniature
Hermann's monument. 1t shows some
very clever work on the part of the
window dresser.
A number of Swan Lake farmers alb
solntely forbid hunters from getting to
the lake over their land, They will not
even allow the sportsmen to camp along
the shores of the lake, bordering On
their land.
Another important business change
occurred this week when Martin Bohl1g
sold his mercantile stock to W. B.
Coakley of Minneapolis. Mr.. Coakley
assumes possession at once ard will re-
plenish and enlarge the stock. Mr.. Bob
lig has not definitely decided as to his
future business ventures.
John Dorm, 4 well-known Brighton
citizen, died at the hospital in this city
last Thursday. Mr.. Dorm had submitted
to a surgical operation several days prior
to his death and on Wednesday was tax
en- with an hemorrhage Of the kidneys.
He Was thirty-nine years of age and
leaves wife and five children,
The Redwood Gazette reminds it's
Sleepy Eye contemporaries, who have
been bowling aboutsensational kilograms
from Redwood Falls and New Vim that
if Redwood county people create sensa-
tons they create them at home and don't
wander off to some secret recluse in LARGE
cities for the purpose of hiding their acts.
The Northwestern will run special
excursion from Waseca next Saturday
morning which will arrive here at 9 so
and another from Waseca Sunday morn
ing arriving here at 9:45. Ono from
Tracy Sunday morning will also arrive
at 8 :45. Sunday evening there will be
return excursions to Tracy and Waseca,
leaving New Ulm at Z 80. There will
be other specials, but the time Of arrival
and departure has not been fixed.
A. tally no coach will leave st. Paul