New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-02-10


United States jurors for the coming ST.
Paul term.
DR.. Weiser will go to St. Paul today
on business connected with the building
OF his new home.
The state editorial convention meets
at St. Paul on the 18th. The Brown
county boys will be on hand as usual.
Mrs. John Buschers entertained par
ty of lady friends Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Robert Hartmann Of
St. Paul. .-- s...
Rev. FIR. Alphons Miller arrived here
tins week from Fl. Recovery, Ohio, to
assume the position of special priest at
the hospital. ~.. w..
Mrs. Esther Behnke has been danger
ously ill the past few days as the result
of cold, contracted while attending a
funeral at Springfield.
The state G.. A. R. encampment will
be held in St. Paul on the 23d. Coils.
Pfaender and Baasen and Mr.. Marschner
will attend fromthis city.
J. r. Cosgrave of LIE Sueur is SAID to
have purchased Brambel engine. The
News of that city intimates that it will
be used in the Ottawa coal mines.
Jos. BienapA, manager of the Hanson
Lampert lumber yards at SleepyEye, died
on Friday of tuberculosis. He was one
of the best lumber statesmen in this part
of the state.
George Backer, of Redwood Falls
and well-known in this city, has en-
barked IN the milling business at Chas-
ka. He has associated with him Mr..
John Frank.
An entertainment was held at Turner
Hall Sunday evening consisting of pia-
no solos by Mr.. Schmidt, violin solos by
VIM. Pfaender Jr., Rotations by Ed
ward and Arm1n Pet1y and a reading 10y
Col. Pfaepder.
DR.. Fritsche has arranged to erect q
| fine two-story brick block next spring
on his lot on Centre Street next to Burg's
cigar factory. Mr.. Gerlach of Mankato
has drawn the plans and they call for q
building IS by so feet and costing$s, 900
The Union Hotel was leased on Satur.
day to John Martin of st. Paul who will
take possession on the 1st of March. Mr.
, Martin is a son-in-law of Adolph Diet1
of this city and is at present engaged il
running saloon in the Capitol City
He formerly conducted the Windsor Ho
tel at Lake Minnetonka.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Heidemap, Mrs. Georg.
! and Mrs. E. C. Behnke attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Jos. Trautmann near Spring
field the forepart of the week. Mrs
Trautmann came to this county in 1855
and lived here during the awful trouble:
: Of 1862. During that eventful year, hel
husband and two brothers were killed
, by the Indians.
Representative Severance, the Nicol
let county member, is evidently crank
when it comes to game. Last week. nc
introduced two bills - one to license
guides for hunting parties and another
to appropriate $4,000 for the purpose
of securing collection of the birds
game animals, fish products and all fau
ma and fora of the state.
Weather Observer Eckstein reports
, for January as follows: Monthly near
temperature, degrees; mean maximum
II degrees; mean minimum, .02 degrees
highest temperature on the 1st, Is de-
grees; lowest on the 23rd, % below
monthly range, ia degrees; greatest
daily range on the 21st,42 degrees; leas
daily range on the 3rd, 2 degrees; tota
precipitation, 2.O5 inches clear days,3
cloudy, IS; prevailing direction of wind
southwest.
Mrs. Henry Lueth, mother of Mrs. H
Rudolph, died, after brief attack Of
pneumonia, early Saturday morning
Mrs. Luetb was born in Mecklenburg or
the 10Th of March, 1922, and came te
America with her husband in 1869. She
married Mr.. Luethin 1S45 and two years
ago celebrated their golden wedding.
few months ago Mr.. Lueth me. death by
drowning in the Minnesota river, and
since then the widow has been living a.
lone. Her four children are all grown
to maturity and only one Of them reside.
, in this city. The funeral was held yes.
terday afternoon.
The st. JOseDh's Society held it's an.