New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-11

Miss Botten Of Linden IS attending
the Summer framing School at Mankato.
Hail is reported to have done consid-
cradle damage to cfops IN Mulligan re-
Gently.
Next Sunday the Red Rocks will play
the Mankato High School nine on the
New Ulm grounds
Representative James Larson Of Red
wood county was IN the city on Satur-
day, the guest Of s. D. PETERSON.
Nearly $3.50 has been subscribed BY
the business men towards defraying the
expenses of the coming Fair. Good.
A new store will be opened near the
Linden Cottonwood creamery by Brand
s Co. A building will be erected for
that purpose.
The Chicago Evening News Of recent
date contained lengthy and illustrated
write-up of New Ulm and the monument
which her people are soon to dedicate.
The Bernadotte church, now in course
of construction will be dedicated early
in October. A 81 800 pipe organ has
been ordered from Vogelpohl s Spaeth
of this city.
Sundays Pioneer Press contained Il
two column sketch OF. the monument tc
be dedicated here In September, includ-
ing portrait of the statue and a like
ness of the architect and originator, JUL
US Berndt.
Edward Kunze, st. Paul merchant
tailor, has formed partnership with
VIM. A. Rhode of this city. Mr.. Kunze
has already located here with his family,
having rented the Hummel building on
Centre Street.
Unless all expectations fail, the pic
mic at Waconia on the 22nd under the
auspices of Harmony Camp will be a
big one. The Great Western Band has
been engaged, good speakers will be Sc
cured and about fifty outside Modern
Woodmen Camps will I've invited to par.
ticipate.
The Northwestern Merchants Associa.
ton of the Twin Cities have invited the
merchants of the country to visit the
two towns during the next two weeks as
guests OF the association. The directors
of the State Retail Grocers Association
will hold meeting at the same time
ana F. II. Behnke, who is one of the di.
rectors, will attend. .-...S
The New Tim volksblatt was sold or
Monday to Phillip Liesch, who for sew.
eral years past has been an employe in
the job department of the Pioneer Press
Mr.. Liesch is New Ulm boy of good
character and ability and Will undoubt.
eddy make success of his venture
Thus far the paper has had varied and
checkered career.
This week the Agricultural Society
will issue 2,50o complimentary Fail
tickets to the farmers of Brown and Mic.
ollet counties. It is to be hoped that
the recipients will show their apprecia.
ton of the society's courtesy by attend
ing. Nothing but attendance stands il
the way this year of making the Fair !
splendid success.
| An agent for the Manhattan Insurance
Co. of New York is in the city, who su.
perintended the strike on the Montana
Division of the Great Northern road foul
years ago. At that time he was in daily
communication with Eugene Deos, anG
when the strike was ended he was OF
course thrown out of position and
blacklistcd by all of the railroads of the
country.
| Michel Jensen, well-known and we'll
TODD Brighton farmer, died Friday
morning, after suffering for months
from cancer. Mr.. Jensen came to Mic
ollet county about thirty years ago, and
by unusual thrift managed to acquire
possession of one of the finest farms in
Nicollet county. He was a man of ex-
cellent habits, liberal, intelligent and O:
a kind disposition. He leaves eleven
children.
Somerville s Olsen, the Sleepy Eye
attorneys, have been employed to defend
Mrs. McConnell, the Redwood county
woman, who, in a fit Of anger or tenn
porary arrangement. killed her husband
and then set fire to her own home. She
has confessed 10 the crime, but claims
that her husband came home drunk and