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

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Emil sternberg and family spent the
forepart Of the week fishing at Big Stone
Lake.
Andrew Johnson has accepted posi-
ton astypo in newspaper office at
Boyd.
Ad. g. Nellie was at Redwood Falls
yesterday and today, assisting in one of
the drugstores.
Casper Green has sold all Of his inter
est in the Touring mill at Buffalo Lake
to JOS. Flor OF this city.
Andrew ]. Eckstein was elected presi-
dent Of the Board of Public Works at
its last meeting on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Robert Brandt of this city and
Mrs. Hugo Schleuder Of Springfield re-
turned from their st. Louis visit Satur-
day.
DR.. Strlckler went to Golden Gate
Monday to assist DR.. ]. w. B. Welcome
in performing an operation for appen-
dicitis.
The father of G. w. n. Heideman has
returned from Illinois and will remain
here. Minnesota climate seems to agree
with him.
John Robinson, the agel West New
ton resident, was receiving medical
treatment at the hospital the forepart of
the week.
Emil Steinhauser made trip west
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
advertising New Ulm's Fourth of July
celebration.
VIM. Orlemann of St. Paul was here
Thursday on business connected with
the dedication of the Hermann monu-
ment in September.
Barbara Prokosch, aged eighteen years,
died at her home in Sigel last Saturday
of consumption. The funeral occurred
on Monday ut Sleepy Eye.
DR.. Strickler's brother, also physi-
clan, arrived from St. Peter Wednesday
and will spend the summer here assis-
ting in the formers practice.
Bridge Carpenter Carroll of Sleepy
Eye had his arm broken while working
on bridge east of CORTLAND the fore
part of the week. He was taken to St,
Peter for treatment.
DR.. J. H. James, eye, ear, throat a2d
nose specialist, will be IN New Ulm a.
gain Saturday afternoon and Sunday
forenoon, July 10th and 18th. Inquire
at DR.. Schools office.
The Klossner building west of the
New Ulm Roller Mill is being turned
into steam laundry. The proprietors
OF the new enterprise are Messrs Haber.
berg and Wehrmacher.
Hunters Club score on German RING
target: Pfaender, 1919; Voss, l56; Lila
1856; Hauenstein, 143; ANIME, III; W
E: Koch, III; Goetscl,, lls; Petry, 113
Grebe, 40; Eichmann, 6S.
DR.. Geo. B. Weiser of this CITY ha.
been appointed as delegate to the in.
ternational conference of Corrections anc
Charities at Toronto during the second
week in July. The appointment come!
from the State Board of Corrections.
Gov. Clough will do the Grating al
the unwilling OF the monument to the
First Minnesota at Gettysburg ON the
End of July. The governor will be &C
companied to the scene of dedication by
his entire staff, which includes Lewis B
Krook of this city.
On Saturday at St. Paul Hon. Albert
Scheffer was arraigned before the Ram
sey county district court On fcharge O
grand larceny in the first degree, com
mitted, as alleged, in embezzling ovel
81 900 of the Alleminia Bank funds
He pleaded not guilty and was released
on bond, signed by Gen. Sanborn ane
Mr.. Lamphrey.
Henry Hechtman, prominent char
in the early history of Minnesota, dice
at Spokane, Washington, on Thursday
MI. Hechtman was among the first vol
unteers against the Indians at the time
of the New. Ulm uprising and marched
with company formed in Minneapoli.
to the relief Of the settlers at the seen.
of the outbreak
The Northwestern road will run two
excursion trains next Sunday to accomo
date those desiring to take in the cele
bration in New Ulm. One train will 81
made up at Tracy and arrive here be
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