New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18

Chas. sAmbrosch is home from Fair
mont on brief visit.
Albert Steinhauser transacted bushes.
ct the Sanity City yesterday.
Attorney Henry W. Benson Of st. Pete
was in the city Sunday and Monday.
Chas. Bianchi and wife Of West New
ton will attend the G. a. R. encampmen,
in Buffalo. s.
There will be cycle meet at MadeIs
on the 26th. Purses, aggregatings 5000
are offered.
Mic Nenno will be the only New Ulm
G. a. r. man to attend the Buffalo en-.
icamplnent.
Prof. VIM. F. Kunze Of the State Uni.
yersity is home for month on the old
farm near Sleepy Eye.
Cbas. I. Roos and II. S. Kennedy were
up from Minneapolis Saturday iDquiring
as to the wheat crop.
Aug. Hummel of Springfield will &C.
cept position in his fathers store for q
year from the LIST of September.
H. G. slevers Of Minneapolis was :
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bosch the latter part of the week.
Judge Laudenschlager received word
last week of the death of his brother
Nathan, in Pennsylvania, at the age OF
seventy years.
During the Hermann Sons Festival
in September a German play will be the
attraction at Turner Hall on Wednesday
and Saturday evenings.
John Laudenschlager, charged al
Marshall with selling Intoxicating liquor
was given a jury trial last week and
acquitted on the first ballot. ~
President Mckinley issued pardon
to Jacob Leonard, the old Nicollet coun.
ty inmate of the states prison, but the
prisoner died before the news of the par.
don reached him.
The Unitarian Society announces q
fine concert for Friday evening of next
week. The entertainment will consist
of Instrumental and vocal music, fur.
nished by local people.
Gustav Wellner has resigned Lis posi-
ton with Schumacher Bros. in St. Peter
and returned to his home in this city
In short while he will go to Hibbing,
this state, to accept clerkship. +
In Norseland today there will occur
the marriage of Miss Minnie Nelson and
Mr.. Leonard Redding, one Of the clerks
in the State Bank of Springfield. They
will be at home in Springfield after Sep
TENDER 10th. Il
The Young Peoples Nora Society has
organized this week in connection with
the Unitarian church in Linden. The So
ciety numbers ffty-six members and is
Differed as follows: President, MAIDS
Anderson; ce-president, Nina selmer;
secretary, Ed. Shelly; treasurer. Andrew
Moe; executive committee, Ole Johnson,
Oscar Ouren, Nels Erickson, Miss Nora
Ouren and Miss Clara Bakken.
T. G.. Mandt, who has travelled through
here for years and is well-known as the
inventor of the oscillating bob-sleigh,
has invented new appliance or attach
ment which will practically give him
control Of the sleigh business. This in
vention consists of an anti-tip-over de-
vice which locks the front bolster when
turned so as to make it as rigid as the
hind bolster. The sleigh is consequently
less liable to tip over than any sleigh ey-
er made.
The State Board of Health has issued
an important order for graduating hog
cholera in Minnesota, which affects
Brown county materially. Together with
Watonwan, Martin, Freedom, Faribault,
Blue Earth, N1collet. Re Sueur, Waseca,
Hennepln and Ramsey. Brown county
is placed,in the infected district, and all
shipment of swine from any point in
this district to be unloaded in any other
part of the state is strictly prohibited.
All exhibitions Of swine a. county
fairs in this district are also forbidden,
and shippers Of hogs from point to point
within the district shall be required by
the railroad agent to sign statement
that such hogs are for slaughter only,
and within five days after reaching des-
tination.
Bids for certain property Of the insol-
vent Citizens Bank Of Redwood Falls
were presented to Judge Weber for APP
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