New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-24
The Local
News Of
the Week.

at Sleepy Eye FRIDAY.
George Doehne Jr. will start in few
days on a trip to the Pacific coast.
The Current News Club yesterday
spent most of its time in reviewing the
life of Grant.
John Martin, proprietor of the Union
Hotel, will take out liquor license on
the 18th of April.
Mrs. Henningsen has been unable to
leave her room for several days on &C.
count of sickness.
Attorney Madigan writes from Spo-
kaae Falls that he intends to remove to
Honolulu on the Sandwich Islands.
George Doster wall remove to LAM
aoerton Moday. He has purchased half
interest in hardware store at that place.
The Dramatic Section of the TURNER
elm has been invited to present "Der
Bauernbaron" 'before Mankato audi
ence.
Col. Bobletez received a telegram on
Friday announcing the death at San An
tonic, Texas, of Inspector General A. B.
Johnson.
Hoyt's Comedy Co., that gave the
| three big shows in one at Turner Hall
recently, went to the wall at st. James
last week.
Heimerdinger's bill, reducing the min
imum punishment for assault in the Sec
ond degree from two years TO one year,
has passed the house.
John Lefson has purchased the Chas.
Linden1ana property west Of Capt,
George'ssfor $3.50. The'property con-
sists Of "a 5house and three lots.
c. B. Kickusch has resigned his posi-
ton as attendant in the hospital for IT,
sane at st. Peter, and shortly after the
1st Of April will leave for.the east.
Mrs. Richard Fischer arrived home
from minneapolis Thursday afternoon
having~spent the Water with her daugh.
ter ia that city and at Quincy, Illinois.
A strong faction of St. Peter people
are s.rging Alexander Harain, the fopnl-
er West Newtonite, to become a candi.
date for the council Mr.. iHarkin, hew.
ever, declines.
The little child of H. Dietz of San.
born was brought to this, city early last
week for the purpose of a surgical oper-
alton. Also the little child of F. Rad.
daek OF, Sac same town.
The Milferd Farmers Club held a
meeting early in the week and incorpo-
rated under the name OF ."The Milford
Agricultural Society," The officers of
the old society hold over.
Travelling Passenger Agent Beach of
the Minneapolis 6 St. LOUIS was in the
city Saturday. The object of his visit
was to secure the patronage of the visi-
tors to the st. Louis funniest.
From a&report issWed frem the audi
tors office~on Thursday, it appears that
Brown coanty has received from the
state, for roads and bridges, from 1859
to 1897, the small sum of.$5,9375O.
The anniversary of the Battles of Ski
lob and Pittsburgh Landing will be GEL
ebrated blythe members of the G. A. r.,
Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief
Corps a: Turner. Hall Oh the 18th OF
April.
The Maaelia Times is authority for
the statesnent'that the Minneapolis, New
'olm Il Southwestern will certainly be
extended south this summer. but that it
VIII run through Fairmont INSTEAD of
St. James.
oANSA oNofSIaolOu VI rules TIE Oil GD.
propriating $1,000 for the preservation
of the Fl. Ridgely monument grounds
was passed 10y the house, but the senate
on Thursday cut down the appropria-
ton to only $500
Fred Backer, the harnessmaker. has
concluded to swell the building i'm prove-
ments of the year by removing the old
frame structure, now used as q shon.
and erecting fine twe-story brick block,
fronting on Minnesota street.
One of the features ST the entertain
ment to be given during the session of
the National Grand Lodge of Hermann
Sons in this city in September will be the |
singing of popular German melodies br
4 chorus of sixty local vocalists. VIM.
Pfaender Jr. is now selecting the mater |
al and will conduct monthly rehearsals. |
Ralph Yates, the West Point cadet.