New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-04-28
Jacob Klossner il. is ia Minneapolis

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Mrs. Emil Sternberg and daughter ar
rived from st. Paul Monday evening
Miss Ida Sommer has been spending
the week with Mrs. A. q. Setter at Win
throp.
j. +. Dehuff 81 Owatonna, formerly
merchant at Sleepy Eye, was in the city
Monday.
Over two hundred trees we're planted
on the Northwestern depot grounds last
Saturday. .ss 81 s.zs
Charles Stuebe Jr.t has been in the
northern part Of the state this weekbuy-
ing cattle.
Mrs. VIM. F. Landwehr Of Milwaukee
has concluded to spend the summer here
with her parents.
i, Walter Dahm Of Malelia spent the
greater portion of the week at the home
of Capt. George 2s
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Dr.. Reinke has purchased LOT on
State Street of Henry Steinhauser and
will erect a residence.
Miss Mary Fernbach has accepted a
position as saleslady in the store of Fred
Bushar,di at Winthrop.
FIJI. Behnke was called to St. James
Thursdayto attend his brother, William,
who is dangerously ILL.
DIR. j. H. James, the eye, ear, throat
and nose specialist, will be in New Ulm
again all of next Sunday.
Of the thousand and more bills intro
duced in the legislature this winter
Heinlerdinger fathered eight and French
thirteen. -
1he mayor has appointed Geo. Graf
as assessor and Henry Beinhorn as pound
| master. Both appointments have been
| confirmed, 49,
Jos. Burke, the fireman, has been i'll
at the hospital for several days and on
Wednesday was compelled to submit to
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The Winthrop News says that Fred
Backer of this caty contemplates opening
general merchandise store ia our neigh,
boring village. =. ~. :z.. g. -
Frank Bowman, the Minneapolis, New
Ulm & Southwestern brakeman, who
| made his home in this city, has been
| transferred to the Watertewa division.
Herman Frenzel started for Leipsic
Saturday morning, intending to remain
during the summer and winter. He
makes the t1is largely on account of his
health E.
JOS Zupfer met with an accident
the Rupture Of blood vessel-in friend
ly scuffle with a fellow employe at the
Empire Mill Thursday afternoon, that
! will unfit him for work for several weeks
Attorneys Mclaughlin of st. Paul and
Bu1chard of Marshall appeared before
Judge Webber Thursday in the assign.
ment matter of Fred Wellen of Cotton
wood. The assignee, jim. Catlin, was
also here.
Mrs. McKittrick has concluded to To-
cate in Minneapolis, where her son is now
attending school. She has rented her
residence on South Minnesota Street and
Nwill remove to the Flour City about the
.st Of June.
John Simmet and David Simon, en-
tered the boat race on the Minnesota
river Sunday morning and made the trip
around the island in about twenty-five
minutes. Simmct took the lead from
the start and held it, winning by SIX
| minutes. *.ss H."
Ralph Yates Jr. has once more won
out in the competitive examination for
the West Point cadctshlp. The exami-
nation was held at St. Peter Friday and
Saturday and Ralph had comparatively
cas-; work of It.. A Blue Earth City boy
was selected as alternate.
Jacob Leonard, the old soldier, was
convicted at Mankato. on Saturday of
signing other peoples names to pension
papers without their being present.
Leonard put up the defense that he was
not responsible for his acts, having COM
mitted them when intoxicated, and asked
for the mercy Of the court. He is over
eighty years of age.
Frederick Richter, ex- sheriff of Ram
sey county, died on Friday. Mr.. Rich
ter was prominent in politics for many
years and was well-knownsin New Ulm,s
where he had many personal friends
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