New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-24
Max Hanft il here. on q vis;t from

Mrs. Juni spent Sunday with Mime
apolis friends.
James Newton Of West Newton has
moved to Fairfax. B.
! Sheriff Anderson spent portion Of
the week at Olivia, Iowa.
Mrs. John Wood of Stately died last
week, aged seventy two years.
Next spring the New Ulm Telephone
Co. will extend their line to Lam erton.
Mrs. Newhart will go to Minneapolis
today to spend Thanksgiving day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lienhard rejoice
over the arrival of son at thelrIhome
on Friday.
Jos. McKibben, OF the McKibben Fur
Go. of ST. Paul, was in the city on bust
ness last Friday.
Miss Meta Koch returned from SIX.
weeks visit with Minneapolis friends
last Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Meme, who live near
!, Springfield, have been spending the week
with the family of Gus. Kleinschmidt.
! Andrew Shellum of Albin started for
Stevens county last Wednesday on BIZ
cycle. He intends to purchase land
/ there.
Henry Schulz, who has been in the
employ of Jacob Haubrich for couple
of years, will leave for Germany tomor-
row to spend the winter.
| The prospects are that next spring the
present postoffice building will be ex-
tended so as to make it of the same
length as the City Drug Store. III.
| Mrs. G. H. Kiesling celebrated her if
ty-sixth birthday anniversary last Friday.
In the evening she was agre eably sere-
naded by the choir of the Evangelical
church. >>.~/
\ Among the cases in the district court
at st. Peter this week will he that of the
State vs.. Benjamin Schumperlin OF
Ridgely. It is an appeal from the YER
dict of Ridgely justice.
i That public eye-sore, the ice-house of
the Northwestern railroad company, is
to be torn down at once. A new build
! ing, with twice the capacity and having
less the appearance of a shanty or barn,
will be erected just south of Bingham's
elevator. 49,. .....~. ,s-.e.~
| Wolfeang, son of Geo. Altman OF
Lafayette, died last Friday at CORTLAND
of appendicitis, this being his third OF
fourth attack. The deceased was twenty
two, years of age and of late months
had been studying telegraphy in the de.
pot Office at CORTLAND. Ez
Ed. Huntington of the Window Re.
porter thinks New Ulm is just the place
to hold Christian Endeavor Conven-
} ton. Window is "no-llcense'' town
and Huntington is going to take trip to
New Ulm to attend that particular con-
vention.-St. Peter Herald.
Hog cholera, according to the St. Pc.
Peter Herald, has invaded the precincts
of Courtland township and is doing
deadly work. J. H.. Doty and Elias
Jacobs have each lost from fifty tc
sixty porkers and other farmers of that
, vicinity from ten to fifty hogs apiece.
The Hauensteln Brewing Co. are erect.
ing new building on the brewery
grounds for bottling purposes. The
! machinery used in the Behnke building
will be transferred to the new establish.
, ment, and with the addition of many
new appliances the business will he ma.
. terially enlarged.
&NOuSICSSudu ACO1Cd1y dAAAVCN ~
the city Friday afternoon from Redwood
Falls. From the moment of his arrival
! until he left in the evening, he was con.
stantly besieged by the candidates 70,
the postofice and their friends, j. II.
Weddendorf being especially industrious
in rounding up people who were willing
to endorse him. McCleary made no an
nouncement of his probable course in the
matter, during his visit here, but the O.
pinion nevertheless prevailed that the
appointment would go to Weddendorf.
/ He has had the backing of the polite
ians who are on top in the Republican
councils in New Ulm just at present, and
| it doesn't appear that the congressman
4 dares to go counter to their wishes.
VIM. G. Cordes, who has long been q
sufferer from consumption, died Friday