New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-19
Accidental
Shootin
Al Rhiney Aoci 1entallYs Shot by q Neigh.
Dor near Sleepy Eye.
The Redwood Gazette Wins All Of the Ii
bel Suits Brought Against It.
Paul Jacobsen Commences Suit for Dam
ages in Behalf Of his Boy.
Same Large Farm Deals are Reportet
From the Western Townships.

While shooting gophers near Sleepy
Eye on Sunday Ed. Hose shot and seri-
Iously injured Al Rhiney, neighbor.
The rifle Hose was carrying was accident
Tally discharged, the ball entering Rim
Eey's breast, perforating his left lung aad
tlodging near his, spine.
The Redwood Gazette comes out Of
all its libel suits a. victor. The case IN
stituted by Hannah Beard, wife of Doc.
Beard, was the first to be decided in its
favor, ..s
As the result of the injuries received
by Paul Jacobsen's son in being run over
by the team of Ernst Hornschlager some
months ago, Jacobsen has instituted suit
for damages to the extent of $4,000.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch says that a
criminal charge is also pending in the
same matter. ~,
Big farm sales are 5eginning to be
popular in this county. Last week s. P.
Bentley sold his farm in Burnstown to
Melvin Herring of Easton for Sc, 500.
The following from this county will
graduate from the Mankato Normal on
the GARD inst: Charles Goblirsch and
Anna Schmidt of New Ulm and Leua
Botten of Linden. Goblirschi is announced
to play the part of "William" in an am
ateur presentation of GAS You Like 1t"
by the graduates on the evening of the
25th. -
Mrs. Elsie Sheffield represented the
Eastern Star lodge OF Springfield at. the
Grand Chapter meeting IN Litchfield
last week.
John Krueger has purchased 2S3 acres
of land IN Leavenworth flom Mrs. Moe
for $4,000. -
Rev. sahr has been re-appointed pas;
tor of the Evangelical church at Sleepy
Eye. ~-.
Andrew Wallace, after prospecting
for land IN California, Kansas and Mis-
souri,, has concluded to locate in the town
of Home, this county. Mr.. Wallace is
brother-in- law of VIM. Dey of Golden
| Gate. -.E.-. ..~
The Odd Fellows of Mankato will
erect new building, on the site of the
one destroyed by fire, at cost of $780,
900.
J. H. Becker, formerly ii teacher at
Courtland, has been appointed state
agent for the Enterprise Manufacturing
Co. OF St. LOUIS. He will ,uake his
home in St. Peter.
The supreme court has reversed the
decision of the lower court and ordered
a new trial in the case of Geo. W. Mead,
as assignee Of j. @. A. Marsh, VS.. Cathe-
rine Randall ct al. This action was tried
about a year ago before Judge Webber.
It involved the question as to whether
Mrs. Randall was entitled to certain valu-
able property in Nicollet county.
The case of Senator French against
the Redwood Gazette was decided this
week by jury in favor of the Gazette.
r.
Rev. w. II. Knowlton, the Redwood
minister, will deliver the Memorial Day
address in Sleepy Eye.
The Nicellet county court calendar
for the May term includes the cases of
Mary O'Shea vs.. ). W. Clary and Helena
| Garrioch VS.. John Garrioch.
Emma Walton Of Morgan will gradu-
ate from the Mankato Normal this year.
Rlngling Bros. circus will he in Man
kato on the 3ri Of July and the Baraun-
Bai,ey aggregation on the 18th. The
Ringing people are said to have stolen
"a march on the Barnun bill.posters in
/ the matter of advertising and lively
circus war is on for the securing Of adj
vertising space.
At Sleepy Eye on Wednesday occurred
the death of Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, a col
ored woman who was deserted by her
husband about five years ago and left in
destitute circumstances. Four small
]children survive tile deceased, |, the young
#est5of whom has already been adopted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cane.
The Evangelical conference, recently
held at Blue Earth City, has appointed