New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-29
The Local
News Of
the Week.

the Week.
Carl Scherer has entered the Pillsbury
Academy at Owatonna.
Ninety coaches were sidetrackedl IN n
the railroad yards on Sunday.
Attorney Hagberg transacted profess
sional business at St. Peter Wednesday.
Mrs. Regenthal Of st. Paul is spend,
ing the week with Mrs. N. Henningsen.
Rev. Thos. Hughes Of Denver is pay
ing visit to his old PASTORAL field in
Cambria.
Phillip Liesch will occupy the new
house which Dr.. Schoch is building on
State Street,
| A new two story store building is be-
ing erected at Colder, by the local deal
er, Ole Olson.
Mrs. F. II. Behnke has been enjoying
visit the past few days from Mrs. Ba-
ker of Minneapolis.
VIM. Foelsen, the builder of the mou-
ument, contemplates making New Ulm
his home next spring.
The telephone line to Springfield is
now in course of construction. The
poles are already set as far as Esslg.
The Current News Club will hold its
first meeting since last spring next Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nc
Hale. r. ....:....
| Scott Phillips of the Minnesota Dako.
ia Cattle Company arrived in the city
Sunday. He is the guest of Charles
Stuebe. r.,
The Gilbert Comic Opera Co., which
appears at Turner Hall next Sunday eve
ming is just returning from tour OF
Manitoba.
Charles Lippmann, an aged West
Newton farmer, was adiudged insane al
st. Peter early in the week and commit
ted to the asylum. e.-...
N. B. Roth of Sleepy Eye, brother o
John and Chas. Roth of this city, vii
remove to Wadena. Mr.. Roth has hvet
in Sleepy Eye since 1883. -.
R. II. Battey of Minneapolis spoke a
the Congregational church last Sunday
He will fill the pulpit again next Sun
r day morning and evening. &
, The marriage Of. Miss Cenzia Ziehe1
daughter of Anton Zieher of this city
to MI. Rudolph Fredricks is announced
to oLcur on the 9Th of next month.
The town boards of Lafayette, Yves
Newton, Brighton and Ridgely viii
meet today to elect successor to W. N
G. Bushard as county commissioner.
Van Ness won first money in the 3 %
minute trot at st. James last week
Nan Wilkes took third money in tn
pacing event. Both are New Ulm horses
Now that the big celebration is owe
it is being learned that not few unsus
t pecting people had their pockets pickec
Ten to fifteen cases have already bee
reported. r..
DIR. Eitel, who delivered the addres
at the hospital dedication exercises, wa
formerly a.resident of New Ulm. It wa
here he received his start in the profes
|, sional world. -
Senator Cronkite, one of the norther
Representative in recent legislature
will start Populist paper in Redwoo
county. He made this announceme1
= in Minneapolis last week.
. Capt. steinhaoser and DR.. schoch wei
r to St. Paul yesterday to attend II
$ grand lodge meeting of the Knights I
t Pythias. w. r. Hodges, Geo. Clinic
: and L. G.. Davis represent the SLEEP
d Eye lodge.
= Mrs. Henry Guggisberg of Gibbc
:, !; died Monday evening of appendiciti
8 Mrs. Guggisberg was sister of Jace
n Klossner Jr. of this city and the a
d nouncement of her death win come
b sad news to her many friends in Ne
! Ulm.
q Marshall H.inen was calledto Mank
. to Friday to testify in the case again
= John Dack, arrested here and charg'
's with stealing goods at Lake Cryst.
IS Dack was bound over in the sum Of $2e
:; which he expects to fufnish thrcus
q, friends in st. James. He claims an ALL
a Hon. Freeman Talbot, the veteran
3 Sueur county legislator and defender