New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-06

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F. 81. Huebner, the Winthrop attorney,
had legal business here yesterday.
Christian Barth and wife of Lee coun-
", Illinois, are guests at the home of
Carl Schreier.
4. W. g. Alvin Of the City Drug Store
will goto St. Paul this week to purchase.
his holiday goods.
A Mankato barber, Henry Ulman, has
been arrested for refusing to take out the
state BARRIERS license.
Rev. Buzzell will speak next Sunday
on .'The Fundamentals of Religion, or
the Unitarian Trinity
Anton Steeg of Redwood Falls and
Anna Wartha of Sigel were married by
Rev. Schroeder Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crayon of Good Thunder
spent a portion of the week here as.
guests of Judge and Mrs. Weber.
Franz Schmirl, a well-know laborer,
residing on Broadway, died on Monday
after a brief attack of typhoid fever.
Hannah K. johnson, an inmate of the
st. Peter insane asylum from this county,
was released the forepart of the week.
Carl Knospe has sold his residence
property on Washington street to Wen
eel Arbes of West Newton for $1,125. p
Z: Peter Herian attended a meeting of the
Retail Liquor Dealers Association Of
fcers in Minneapolis last "Wednesday.
Mat. Rock of Cottonwood township
has been drawn as petit juror for the
Duluth term of the United States court.
John Lind attended a meeting of the
directors Of the Minneapolis, New Ulm
& Southwestern Railroad Company in
Minneapolis yesterday. ! ~
1t IS reported that the number of rail-
road tickets sold from outside points to
New Ulm during the week of the Her
mann Sons festivities in this city was
16,O4S. y
A couple of haystacks belonging to F.
Aufderheide and located near the Red
stone Bridge were destroyed by fire last
Thursday morning. 1t is thought that
tramps set fire to them.
Sam Arthur, representing the North
western Life Insurance Co. of Minneap-
oils, was here last week and paid loss
of $1,000 on the life Of Jos, Brix, who
died the latter part of August.
In Cambria last week occurred the
death of Hon. Robert Hughes, who rep
resented Blue Earth county in the state
legislature in 1874. He was one of Cam
bria's most prominent and useful citi-
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According to the St.. Paul Dispatch
Senator John Peterson of Nicollet coun-
ty is candidate, with well-signed pc.
tition, for the Office of state collector of
customs and revenues. Here's wishing
him success. ~
Jerome Marble and a party of friends
arrived here in special Car over the
Northwestern last week. They were
Massachusetts, people, all of them, and
are making the trip through Southern
Minnesota in search of game.
While John Schwartz of Leavenworth
was blasting rock last Friday his face
was badly injured by premature ex-
plosion. DR.. Welcome, who was called
to attend him, says he has lost.the use
of one eye, and possibly of both, although
there is some chance of saving one of
them. .....4 ~.. II.
Miss Gina Ottterholm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Otterholm Of this
city, and Mr.. Kiefer, a young Winthrop
gentleman, will be married by Rev.
Meske this evening. The bride is a
bright young lady of estimable qualities
and the Review takes this opportunity
to wish her continued JOY throughout
her welded life.
Chairman Dannheim of the town board
of supervisors IF Lafayette, J. c. Bren-
esholz of the Ridgley board, Adam Ep-
per, chairman Of the Brighton board,
and Rudolph Marti, representing West
Newton, held a meeting at st. Peter on
Wednesday and elected Adam Epper of
Brighton to the Office of county COM
missioner, made vacant BY the death Of
w. N. G. Bushard. An excellent selec-
ton has been made.
Commenting on Rev. Alexander Berg
holds inability to attend thes. opening
of the new addition to st. Alexander's