New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-17
Attorney Davis of Sleepy Eye was in

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own Monday.
Architect Struck Of Minneapolis visi-
ed with his friend DIR. Hirsch, yesterday.
Miss Olga Mueller pleasantly enter
aimed a large party of friends at her
lome on Sunday evening.
Sergeant Sharp drilled Company A
evening, Sunday afternoon and
again on Monday evening.
There was a sleighing party Sunday
evening, concluding with pleasant
gathering at the home of G. A. Hers.
Prof. Maria Sanford of the State Uni
versity lectured at the Hughes school
house near CORTLAND the forepart of the
week. \.
Alonzo Nichols went to Minneapolis
for the third time last week to he treated
for cancer. He has already had seven re-
moved from his face.
The Bernadotte- Lafayette Creamery
Association has decided to locate
skimming station on Mr.. Llnd's farm
near Lafayette station.
Drs. Fritsche and Stricken performed
an operation at the hospital on Thurs
day that of removing a large
tumor from the neck of Jacob Larson of
Gaylord.
1t. A. B. Johnson, Inspector general
for the Minnesota national guard, is
dangerously i'll with lights disease at
San Antonio, Texas. There is little
hope of his recovery.
Senator Potter's bill, providing for
payment of pensions by fire department
relief associations to retired members,
passed the senate on Wednesday with
but one dissenting vote.
Otto Baalsch carried off the gold med
al for the second time at the regular
meeting of the Columbia Bowling Club
on Wednesday evening. His score was
1855 out of a possible 800.
Congressman McCleary has received
information from the pension Office that
Herman Exner and Theresa Youngbauer
of this city have been granted pensions
with back pay aggregating $1,000.
The Nicollet county senator's bill, pro-
viding for second examination of all
persons committed to the hospital for
insane either by the Judge of probate
or court commissioners, has been recon-
mended to pass. &
There has been change Of conduc-
tors 'on the early passenger train out of
here over the Minneapolis, New Ulm &
Southwestern. Conductor Morrison has
been transferred to the Watertown dlvi-
sion and is succeeded by Mr.. Nichols.
81. Patricks Day today; also big fight
at Carson City. The colors prevailing
at the latter place may vary to some ex-
tent from those usually worn on that
day. D that they will consist of due
admixture of blue and black, instead of
green.
The social given by the La'ies' Unity
Club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
on Saturday evening was largely attend
ed. nearly seventy ladies and gentle
men being present. Singing, conversa-
ton, recitations and lunch served to af-
ford entertainment to all.
G. G. Johnson of Redwood Falls has
been granted Judgment for 1901
against the bondsmen of Frank Jaehn of
Springfield for work performed on Ho-
tel Francois. Johnson gathered up all
the claims against the contractor and
commenced suit for all of them in his
name.
The bill. detaching Renville county
from the Ninth judicial district and at
taching it to the Twelfth, became law
by receiving the governors signature on
It isn't likely that Judge
Weber will have any regrets over the
change thus affected in his district.
Rev. Geo. Wells, the former pastor of
the Plymouth church of Minneapolis,
who lectured at the Congregational
church in this city couple of years
ago, was killed by train in Milwaukee
Saturday night. Whether death result
ed from accident or suicide has not been
determined, but the circumstances point
toward the latter theory.
The county superintendent of schools
examined twenty applicants for teachers
certificates last week. Onlv one. John