New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-29

Miss Alma Dunkel went to St. Paul
Monday % have her eyes treated.
The Golden Rule propriietors will.
leave for Minneapolis early next week.
Julius Melges, New Ulm boy, is
running for alderman in Redwood Falls
and will surely be elected.
Anton ]. Schmid has sold his farm in
Mulligan, 100 acres, for $500. JOS.
Augustin was the purchaser.
The Schell brewery is now supplied
with an ice-machine, capable Of turning
out is tons of artificial ice daily.
! John Hauenstein Jr. recently shot and
had mounted . beautiful falcon, a rare
bird in this section of the country. Il.
A stranger held forth at B. Reinhart's
place Saturday and Sunday, giving re-
markable exhibitions in feats of strength.
| The ladies of the Congregational
church will give social and watch
meeting at the church parlors New Years
| Eve. - :' '~>..
! Judge Webber adjourned court at
Marshall long enough last week to en-
able HIM to spend Christmas with his
family. ~
Mrs. VIM. Dannheim of Lafayette
went to LIE Sueur last week to attend the
funeral of her, grandfather, Mr.. Neck
stroth.
Twenty carloads of ice from Clear
Lake, near Waseca, arrived here Monday
for the use of the Northwestern railroad
company.
| Pe'er CHASER, the Ridgely farmer, was
in town Sunday and said that he has
lost at least 200 porkers the past fall
from hog cholera.
DR.. James,the eye, ear, throat and nose
specialist, will be in New Ulm again
next Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning, January 1st anu End.
Brown county receives $1,7OO from
the state this year as its share in the dis
tribution of the tree bounty appropria-
ton. In Renvllle county alone were
more trees planted than in Brown. Slb-
lev comes third in the list.
Grant Brambel, erstwhile imaginary
millionaire, aspires to rule over the vii
lage of Sleepy Eye Lake as its mayor.
Ten to one, he doesn't get every vote in
the city as he did on former occasion,
when everybody was ready to take stock
in his millions.
Adam Pfeiffer has sold his property
near the Hauensteip brewery to Martin
Hose. In few days tie old gentleman,
who for many years in New Ulm has led
the life of hermit, will start for Ger
many to spend the remainder of his days.
He sails from Baltimore.
Christmas passed off pleasantly in
New Ulm. All the exercises came off as
announced in last weeks Review and in
every Instance the attendance was large
and the program excellent. An attract
i've feature at Turner Hall was the span
of harnessed deer, driven by uniquely
costumed Santa Claus.
| The New Ulm lodge, Sons of Hermann,
elected the following new officers last
week: President, Chas. Stengel; vice
| president, Carl Schroeck; recording Sec
rotary, julius Berndt; financial secretary,
Jos. GALES; treasurer, Fred Setter; trus-
tee, Jos. Bobleter; delegate to grand
lodge meeting in St. Paul, Chas. Hauen-
stein; alternate, Jos. Gales.
Supt. Runck announces that he has Sc
cured summer training school for this
county, to be held in this city, probably
in July. Prof. w. J. Schmitz of Albert
Lea will be tie conductor and Prof. A.
F. Schmidt of Jackson the assistant, and
1t is not improbable that Runck may be
able to secure still another instructor.
| He expects an attendance of from 100 to
1875. #. $50 I'D. ~. g.
! Albert Bogen, now editor of the Tay-
lor Herold, has commenced bitter war
upon julius Schuetze, national grand
president of the Order of Hermann Sons.
Bogen claims that Schuetze circulated
stories concerning him while in New
Ulm last September, which action, he
contends, whether the stories were true
or not, was not consistent with the
treatment which one lodge brother owes
another. Bogen wants to have Schuetze
deposed from his present position and
even threatens to Law bare some of