New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-10
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Mr.. Regelin, an aged man living near
the college, IS dangerously i'll. Z
w. A. Fenscke has purchased the
house of A. J. Barr in Sleepy Eye.
Friday is the anniversary of Lincoln's
blrthday-a legal holiday in this state.
Little Irene, daughter of F. w. Hauen-
stein. has been very sick the past few
days with a fever.
A Farmers Institute for N;collet
county will be held at St. Peter on the
4th and 9Th of March.
Attorney Madigan, formerly of Red
wood Falls, IS now located in the law
business at Spokane Falls.
The Grocerymen's Convention will be
held in St. Paul on the 18th. Several Of
our local merchants will attend.
Eckstein's orchestra goes to Redwood
Falls on the 10Th and to Lake Benton
on the 22nd to furnish music tor dances.
A. NJ. Roos represented Harmony
Camp and Lewis B. Krook Flandreau
Camp at the state meeting in ST. Paul
last week.
Hugo Vetter, who lett this city eight
years ago to enter a barbershop in St.
Louis, is spending several days here
with friends.
Mrs. Alex Russell of West Newton on
Thursday gave birth to vins-a boy and
girl. Both mother and children are
reported as doing we'll.
Roger Denzer, the St. Peter pitcher,
goes to Chicago IN March to accept a
position in Anson's ball team. He is to
get 81 200 for the season.
Senator Peterson OF Nicollet county
has introduced bill providing for an
additional appropriation of $4,000 for
the Fl. Ridgely monument.
The A. 0. U. w. lodge has elected
VIM. Koch and Fred Pfaenler as dele
gates to the Grand Lodge session. Theo.
Mueller and Thos. Jappe are the alter
mates.
Mayor Cosgrave of LIE Sueur is trying
to arrange for Fair and Racing Circuit
that will include the towns of Hutchin-
son, New U]m, Litchfe]d, lie Sueur and
St. Peter.
VIM. A. Fenscke, instead of going tc
Morgan, has formed partnership with
A. J. Barr and purchased the grocery
stock of F.. B. Schoonmaker & &c. OF
Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Alice Hartman was in the CITY
Friday and Saturday IN the interests OF
the Northwestern Magazine of st. Paul
She was on her way to Pierre to write
up the South Dakota legislature.
John A. johnson; brother of the edit.
Or Of this paper, is once more at his
home in st. Peter. The operation al
Rochester was highly successful and Mr.
johnson looks forward to a permanent
cure.
The Current News Club will send Mrs
DR.. Marden as delegate to the annual
meeting of the Minnesota Local Fedora.
ton of Women's Clubs which will be
held soon in Minneapolis. Mrs. S. D.
| Peterson will also attend as alternate.
| Dr. Weiser has decided to build res.
idence next spring or his Centre Street
| lot west of Newhart's. Mr.. Hers has
drawn plans for a $4,000 structure and
glance at them indicates that the DR.
will have one of the finest homes in the
city,
| The Hanska- Linden Store Co. has
elected the following officers and direc-
tors: President, Theo. Thormedson; sec.
rotary, John Torgrimson; directors ;'rheo
Thormedson, John Torgrimson, Anton
Ouren and E. E. Shelley. The store
during the past year did business OF
$4,000 and declared a dividend of 19
| per cent. 1855
Ernst Scbleger, a farmer residing elev.
en- miles southwest of Sleepy Eye, was
arrested Friday on charge of criminal
carelessness in pu,posely driving ovel
Walter Jacobsen, son of Paul Jacobsen
on Tuesday. The boy suffered com.
pouud fracture of the left thigh and also
internal injuries. Schleger pleaded
guilty at the preliminary examination
and was placed under bonds.
| Senator French has introduced a meas.
ure, the purpose Of which IS to create the
office of public defender,in each county,
The defender is to be an attorney, and il