New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-31
Newman of Chippewa county 70

Mrs. Henry Schleuder, sister-in-law OF
Mrs. Schleuder of this city, died at Eu
reka Springs, Arkansas, Tuesday morn,
ing. Her home was at Redwood Falls.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
purchase of historic land in the Mime
sofa Valley and the erection OF tablets
thereon has been recommended to pass.
Dr.. Finn, Col. Pfaendtr, Col. Elan
dreau, Capt. Downs, Col. T. Sheehan and
Col. McPhail are named as the commits
sioners to carry out the provisions of
the bill.
The Nlcollet County Agricultural So
ciety has elected the following officers:
President, Henry Moll; vice presidents,
DR.. John Lambert, H. G. Ribble, Paul
McDermitt; treasurer, H. S. Sackett; =;
secretary, John A. Johnson. St. Peter,
LIE Sueur, New Ulm, Hutchinson and Ar
lington societies will try to arrange
| QaCeS ana race circuit.
Ole SCOT Of Springfield has accepted
position in the bridge building depart
ment Of the Great Northern road at St.
Paul.
VIM. A. Fenscke, the Sleepy Eye mer-
chant, has purchased a fine PAGER of Mr..
Hall Of St. Peter.
Attorney Olsen has secured divorce
for Ferdinand Schwarzrock from his
wife, Louisa. Judge Webber issued the
decree On Friday.-Advance.
Attorney Somerville and wife returned
from their southern trip Friday evening
The St. Joseph's Catholic Nut ual
Aid Society of St. George, Nicollet
county, has elected the following new
officers: Vincenz Drummer, president
Joseph Leonard, vice president; Andrew
Biebel, secretary; Matt Walzer, CORES
ponding secretary;J. Klingler, treasurer
Jos. Klingler, flag bearer; A. Biebel, j
jVetter and M. Altman, directors; J
Vetter, J. Altman and A. Biebel, tlus.
tees.
L. G. DAVIS represented the Sleepy
Eve lodge and Alb. Mathes and Emf
Aftermath the Springfield society at the
Grand Lodge session of the A. O. Z. W
in St. Paul last week.
Hugo Schleuder, the Springfield jew
eler, will open a branch store at Noun
tain Lake as soon as he can secure
building.
Frank Matter, one of the industriou
young men Of North Star, died early il
week of consumption.
The funeral of Miss L1schefska O
Springfield was held on "Wednesday
'' The young lady died in a Minneapoli
hospital from the effects of a bicycle &C
cident.
Offermann & Co. of Sleepy Eye hav
secured the contract for building TIL
e Golden Gate Creamery. The crcamer
l. is to be located on Charlie Cutting
place and will cost in the neighborhoo
of $4,000.
VIM. Hcnnegan of Springfield is cal
vasing the county for subscriptions
Brvan's new book, s'The First Battle.'
Geo. Norcutt, who has been running
farm pear Golden, has moved with Ii
family to Southern Missouri. s
The Herald announces that Otto We
enberg and Herman Karh, two wei
re known citizens of Sleepy Eye, will el
4 gage in business at Stuartsville, tn
h state. The former will open boot an
l. shoe store. T.. *...<
IL The Sleepy Eye Dispatch tells anotl
10 er tale of brutality this week, which,
d true, certainly calls for attention.
'e says that Carl Botteg, a Golden Gal
e farmer, was at Sleepy Eye Tuesday an
e unfolded tale of neighborhood inte
ference in his family affairs that resulte
: in his two sons, Carl and Herman, lea1
!. ing the parental roof. Later in the da
"a some OF Carl's neighbors turned up an
t told story of parental cruelty th'
IS ought to be sufficient cause for Botteg
IN arrest and punishment. The Dispatt
adds, on what it claims to be good a
=: = thority, that it is Bottegg's Bott practice
L curse and rail at his sons for the lea
departure from what he considers goo
= conduct and to follow the curses wi
So blows with anything he can lay !
Is hands on. A neckyo yoke has been used {
rs the older boy, the nelghbors say, VIII
a blow with 4 spade OF pitehforkswas
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