New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-27

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her person, were found the letters of Mr..
Lind and ninety cents in money. Mr..
Lind says she must have had more money
than that and is Of the opinion th.t she
had been robbed. This, he thinks. is the
most plausible explanation of her dcsper-
alton and loss Of reason, and adds that
the case IS one Of the saddest that ever
came under his notice. y
The birthday of Thomas Paine will he
celebrated with appropriate exercises at
Turner Hall on the evening of the goth
DIR. Stnchler has supplied his Office
with IL Crooks tube and has already
made some successful experiments with
the Roentgen rays.
The masquerade ball which was to
have been held at the Milford Club
House on Saturday evening, had to he
postponed on account IF the weather.
1t will ',c held ON the Both.
The farmers and business mems ex-
c"rsio" over the Minneapolis s St.Louis
road will take place vn the 10th of next
month. The train will leave here after
the arrival Of the Northwestern train
from the west and arrive at the expert
| mental farm at $3.50 in the morning.
| The fare for the 's'vnd trip will lie $50.
The we'll known firm Of Pfefferle &
renscke dissolved partnership by mutu-
al consent yesterday. MI. Pfcfferle will
Continue in the business as sole proprie-
tor for the time being while Mr. Fenscke
| will go to Iergan to form a partnership
with Mr.. GrabOw in the conduct of a
general store. The Review wishes them
both we'll.
The Sibley county election for the re-
moVal Of the county seat from Hentlcr-
son to Arlington was held last week and
resulted in victory for Henderson, the
majority being 215. Inasmuch as :his
puts an end to the bitter struggle for a,
least five years, the citizens of Hen6er,
son celebrated their victory with bon.
fires and cannonading.
August Veit, Joseph Schiller and JOS
Guttum We're all arrested at Sleepy Eve
Thursday, charged with being implicated
with Billy Hennessy in stealing nou,
from Il railroad car. Hennessy seems to
have been at the bottom Of the theft and
has made complete confession, Init.
ting that the others simply acted under
his directions. The four have been
bound over to appear before the grand
| Jury at the next term Of court.
EVERYBODY Knows that a masquerade
ball given under the auspices Of the Ger
mania Sisters means the best that there
IS III that line, and the one that is to be
given on the 9th of February at Turner
Hall will be no exception to the rule.
Fine costumes, original characters and
beautiful tableaus will be seen there as
usual, and in order that the affair NAV
be the best in years, the ladies have Of
fered the following prizes: LIST prize tor
best group of costumes; 2nd prize for
best comic group; LIST individual pr1ze
for best character costume; 2nd prize
for best comic mask. Eckstein's or
chestra will furnish the music.
The Review is informed that Chas. l..
Roos of the New Ulm Roller Mill Co.
contemplates handling the flour sales of
that institution from Minneapolis after
the lst of February. This Will hy no
means be pleasant news to the people
of New Tim, for Mr.. Roos has in all re.
spects made valuable citizen. In all
public enterprises he has manifested an
interest and push that has resulted IN
much good and in the societies in which
he has taken an interest he has
invariably proven strorg right
arm. Such people we can ill afford to
lose and we know that his departure
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