New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-04-21
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Wnen once IL In BUSINESS CONTINGENCIES,
That very large part Of its income
must go
To pay for its current expenses.
Il. A. w. Bulletin,
Albert Steinhauser was in St. Paul
Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Kaiser on the 10th.
Mrs. Lind spent the latter part Of the
week with Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. Nellie French of Minneapolis is
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Brey,
The family of Carl Macho has returned
to New Ulm after living in Kasota for a
year.
Attorney lSomsen transacted illegal
business at jackson the forepart of the
week. ~.*
Dan Warn had one of his hands badly
injured while working at the depot
Wednesday.
The Nashville Students, greatest corps
of colored singers in the world, at Turn.
err Hall tonight.
Herman G. Schmidt, who is studying
law atsUh1cago, came home Saturday to
see This sick mother.
Martin Olsen of lake Prairie has &C.
cepted position III the drugstore OF
f,ss brother in this city.
Chas. Brust Jr. went to Sleepy Eye
Saturday and brought down the finepa
Ger of VIM. A. Eenscke.
Rev. o. C. Myhre. formerly Nstudent
in this city, dedicated a fine new church
in Window the forepart of the week.
Col. Bobleter was surprised by num-
Der of his friends Monday, evening the
occasion being his birthday anniversary.
An order will Esoon be issued COM
pelling all -Northwestern agents, opera
tors and baggage men to wear uniforms.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeswor will give social 1T the
home of Mrs. DR.. Hirsch next Friday
evening.
Mrs. FEED Setter will aeeve for Chica-
go tomorrow to visit with her sisters.
From these she will 60 to :the funniest
at st. Louis.
Fire started in the roof of MIR. Thord-
sons residence early yesterday morning,
but wss detected in tame to prevent ser
ious damage.
Charles Stuebe left for the west Mon
day morning, IN the interest of the
Minnesots and Dakota :Csttle Co. He
goes directly to Arizona
Tramps entered the Essig school house
by breaking through the windows one
night last week and used the building
for club-room and lodging purposes.
Mrs. Blanchard has recently had placed
in the cemetery a fine monument to the
m emory.ef her late husband. 1t is one
Of the most imposing tablets on the
grounds.
A Rensille county citizen called Oh
The county attorney last week who
claimed to know the murderers of Mr..
Otto, whose death occurred about two
Years. ago iii a mysterious manner
William Owen Jr., travelling passenger
gent of the ;Chicago & Altea road, was
n the city the forepart of the week. His
mission, of course, was to induce the Wis
tors to the funniest to take q trip over
nc line.
Ernst Hesse who has been aal invalid |
or number of months, died at his !
oMe.. in the south part of town on
thursday. Nbe deceased was fifty nine
ears of age and a member of the Luth-
ran church.
Richard Baasen was brought home
rom Minneapolis "Wednesday in very
ritical condition as the result of an at
ack OF appendicitis. Drs. Stricken,
'ritsche and Weisel operated on him
thursday afternoon.
In response to a question as to the
feet of the recen, constitutional amend
lent regarding the elective franchise, Z
le attorney general has decided that
se adoption of the amendment disquali-
ed all persons from holding any Office
1thin the State who were rot citizens
the United States.
Judge Weber on Saturday rendered
decision In the Radl case. It will be |
that Xaver Radl in his will ,
equeathed all of his property including
5: homestead, to his son, Michael, who