New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-30

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Cashier Frank Of Springfield was ia
the city Monday.
The city council met as Board Of
Review on Monday.
Chas. Stuebe has purchased fine and
spirited saddle horse.
a ten cent smoke for nickel the
General Sickles cigar.
G. a. ottomeYer will pay visit to the
Waseca Assembly IN July.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nagel last Thursday.
Prot. Jappe will spend the coming
three months in New York.
Mrs. 1. G.. johnson Of Mortified is
visiting here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sommer.
Ball clubs from Cambria and Manka-
to will play match game at CORTLAND
next Saturday.
Company a, under Capt. Steinhauser,
will leave for camp at Lake City next
Monday morning.
Hereafter, until further notice, even
ing services in the Congregational church
will begin at eight o'clock.
u The Springfield and Candy base. ball
clubs met each other Oh the Springfield
grounds Morday afternoon.
Xavier Drummer of Bird Island was
here over Sunday. He was accompanied
home by Matthias Mueller.
Congressman McCleary will speak at
the Detroit meeting Of the National Re-
publican League next week.
Rev. Reitzel, who spent portion of
last fall here, is announced as one of the
speakers at the Waseca Assembly.
For Sundays excursion New Ulm fur
nished $50 passengers; Klossner, rs; La
fayette, Sc; Winthrop, IS; Arlington, 80.
Gus. Somers, an old-time freight con-
ductor on the Northwestern road, has
embarked in the restaurant business at
Waseca.
Judge Of Probate Uhlhorn and Attor-
ney HOFFMAN, of St. James transacted
business here Saturday before Judge
Laudenschlaeger.
Casper Green, well-known in New
Ulm, has concluded to build q custom
mill at Lamberton. The mill will have
capacity of seventy barrels per day.
Mrs. Albert Setter and Miss Meta Sci
ter will arrive in St. Paul from their ex.
tended eastern trip today and return to
New Ulm the latter part of the week.
The Minneapolis s St. Louis excursion
train pulled 235 passengers out of New
Ulm Sunday morning. Between fou,
and five hundred were on the train wEel
it arrived at Minneapolis.
G. w. H. Heideman undoubtedly has
the largest gooseberries ever seen in this
vicinity. He prides himself on the fact
that no one has yet claimed to have seer
better or larger ones in Germany.
The jury in the libel suit of Ignatius
Donnelly versus the Pioneer Press re.
turned verdict in favor OF Donnelly
assessing his damages at $1,000. Fifty
times that amount was the sum sued for
Colu nbia Bowling Club: Burg, 1877
Bobleter, 1853; Alf. Vogel, 1856; Louis
Vogel, 142; Henry Behnke, 1874; Olsen
147; Peters, 14S; Toberer, 1856; Alvin
1877; McHale, 143; Gales, 1862; Meyer
153; Schoch, l42; johnson, 149.
Mrs. Newcomb, who lectured at the
oOuS9ACSnIlOudA CuuOdy CVCuluS
on the rescue of fallen women, has, as
president of the Minneapolis Woman's
Rescue League, headed remonstrance
to the appointment of John Goodnow as
consul to Shanghai, on the ground that
for over year past he has been living
in adultery.
The Turnverein announces as attrac-
tions at Turner Hall Park on tile Fourth
of July gymnastic exhibitions, sack and
foot races, creased pig race and s.tug
Of war; between the sigel and Cotton
wood teams. The Milford band will fur
nlsh music, and in the evening there will
be dance with music by Eckstein's full
orchestra.
Col. Kiefer Of st. Paul, well and fav-
orably known in this city, has secured
from the president the position OF assis-
tant superintendent of immigration q,
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