New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-10
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T. Crone went to Minneapolis Mon
day afternoon to be gone all week.
Mrs. McHale has purchased a lot Of
Henry Crone on Broadway for $3.50.
Adolph schell has severed his connec-
tions with the August Schell Brewing
Co.
John Backer and wife of Echo spent
the early portion of the week here with
friends.
The St. Peter amateurs expect to pro-
duce Fanchette in this city on St. Pat
rick's Day.
Sheriff Anderson sold the farm OF G.
Rono in Lake Hanska yesterday to G.
w. A. Krook.
Brown county receives as its share Of
Of the last apportionment of school
| funds, $3,464. 49,:
! Doc. Beard, of Beard and Gray fame,
was down from Redwood Falls on bust
ness yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Eich moved to Sleepy Eye
! last week. Her husband has position
with the Dispatch.
The Board of County Commissioners
will hold special business meeting on
the 18th of March. "
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Spoerhase on Saturday. The Re.
view congratulates.
Travelling Freight Agent Farmer 81
the Minneapolis & St. Louis road was
in the city yesterday.
Henry Wehye is talked of by certain
factions in the First ward for alderman
to succeed Gottlieb Schmidt.
Rev. Carleton Brown, the St. Cloud
Unitarian, has accepted call from a
congregation at Helena, Montana.
The city council on Monday evening
appointed the following committee on
finance Schmidt, Ptefferle and Henle.
Hans Schmidt, the piano teacher, is
preparing for recital to be given by
his pupils at Turner Hall on the 10Th OF
May.
Chas. Kickusch, who is now employed
in the hospital for insane at St. Peter
| spent Saturday and Sunday here with
| friends.
Ladies' Unity Club will give a so.
cial at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
next Saturday evening. All are cordu-
ally invited.
The case of John Lind VS.. the St. Paul
Dispatch will come up before Judge
Bum of the Ramsey county court or
| the 31st of March.
Trot. Geo. Wagner of Lawrence, Kan
sae, and A. G. Wagner of Mankato ar.
rived here Wednesday to attend the fun.
eral of their sister, Mrs. Koch.
Rev. Peter Rosen, formerly in charge
of the Catholic parish at Fairfax an6
well-known in this city, has instituted {
damage suit against L. T. Grady of Fair
fax, charging HIM with Islander. HI
sues for $4,000.
Messrs. Johnson and Sedeb.rg, o.
Lafayette, were in the city Wednesday
soliciting funds for new Swedish Luth
eran church building to lie erected il
the village of Lafayette. They met will
very good success.-st. Peter Herald.
One of the big real estate transactions
of the year was completed Monday whel
Jos. Flor purchased the fine brick resi-
dence of Jacob Pfenninger on German
street, adjoining Peter scherer's. TIL,
price:paids was 5000 and Mr.. Flor vii
take possession on the LIST of May attic
retiring from business.
Rev. Miller appeared before the cit!
council Monday evening and petitionet
| for the laying IF water mains to the st
Alexander Hospital. Such an undertak
ing would involve an outlay of from
$2,5Oo to $4,000, and, If it is to be born
altogether by the city at large, it is Ger
ta;nly out Of question at the presen
time. The city could by no means at
ford it.
Jacob Klossner tells the Review tina
J he is not candidate for reelection tx
the council in the sense of being an act
I've aspirant for the position. He prefer
to wait until the people tell him Il, a
they want him. Mr.. Boesch, who is al
$50 ore of the retiring members, is not ii
the city .'and the Review is no position