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

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IN the Eagle Mill.
Louis J. Scheurich returned last week
from Oregon to remain.
Richard Maurier of St. Paul will open
a restaurant in this city about the LIST
of May. 49,. .s=--"
Mrs. Struck of Minneapolis, W hois
the guest of Mrs. Hirsch, has been sick
tor several days.
John Bobleter, son Of Co.. Bobleter,
has accepted a position as clerk in the
Brown Co. Bank.
Mrs. Julius Guetling contemplates re-
moving to New York state, where one
of her sisters resides.
Editor Brandt attended the celebration
of John B, Schmid's birthday anRiversa-
ry at Springfield Saturday evening.
F. H. Retzlaff was notified last week
of the death of his uncle, Charles Wildt,
in Chill, South America, on the Goth of
November.
John Hauenstein received telegram
from Chicago on Thursday, announcing
the birth of daug liter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Furst.
Peter Dasick, an old settler in the
town of West Newton, has rented his
farm and will move to New Ulm to live
in retirement.
The cherry tree suit, in which G. W.
II. Heideman of this city is defendants
will be heard before Judge Weber
about the 10th.
Geo. Grimm of Springfield was in the
city for short while Monday while. on
his way home from the United States
court at St. Paul.
The Evolution Club met at Capt.
Georges home last evening and dis
cussed the nebular theory. MI. Buzzell
read the principal paper.
Misses Gena Otterholm and Della
Hornburg left for Hector Saturday. The
former goes to teach school and the lat
ter to give lessons in music.
Judge Stocker, the Minneapolis law
yer, arrived in the city Thursday and
was the guest of Jos. Gales. Mr.. Stock
er is the father of Ms. Nick GALES.
4 bill, setting Renville county off
from the Ninth; Judicial district and at
taching it to the Twelfth, has passed the
senate and will undoubtedly become a
law.
Henry Subilia Jr has gone into the
drug business in Tracy, having pur-
chased the store of Blake & Lukinger.
Henry's New Ulm friends wish him all
success.
Henry Hanschen was in Mankato the
forepart of the week and purchased two
carloads of cement, to be used in the
construction of the hospital addition
and church at Klossner station.
W. R. Estes, formerly of Madelia and
very we'll known in this county, IS can
didate for appointment to. the consulate
at Berlin. Not securing that, it is said
he will be satisfied with any old place.
The Farmers Club of Milford will in
corporate. 1t elected the following new
officers last week: President, FIR. Rolloff;
vice. president, Fred Meyer; secretary,
VIM. F. Runck treasurer, Dan Mecklen-
burg.
Frau DR.. Prof. Elizabeth Greilich,
who made herself notorious in this city
early last fall, has turned up in st. Paul
with another fit of sensational Mysteries.
The affair occurred last week at a Third
Street boarding house. ::.~.~.
On Wednesday Representative Helm
erdinger voted IN favor of a bill taxing
inheritances and the bill passed with
barely the required number of votes.
The measure exempts real estate alto
gether and personal property valued at
less than $4,000.
. Erick Thoraldson, for many years fire.
man in the New Ulri Roller Mill, has
traded his property on South Minnesota
Street to T. G. Hovde for farm in Al
bin. Mr.. Thoraldson and c.. J. Knud-
son will run the farm. Hovde will rent
the hcus in New Ulm.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Southern Minnes,ta Teachers Associa-
ton Will be he;l> at Mankato on the
26th and eth Of March Many Of the
Newt Tim teachers viii attend and the
Misses Brown and Davis of Sleepy Eye
are announced to participate in the dis