New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-24

Mesdames Herman and Frank Kies-
ling of Winthrop spent Friday here.
Peter Mack was taken suddenly and.
seriously i'll on Monday. Dr.. schocl1 is
| ia attendance.
I John Lind attended session of the.
United States district court in Mankato.
last Thursday.
p. N. Weston, travelling freight agent
Iof the Chicago g Northwestern, was ID.
the city yesterday
John g. Rudolph leaves for tie west
this morning. He will spend his time.
between Colorado and California.
Next year Jos. Schmucker will erect
another large addition to his brewery
plant at q cost Of something like 81 900.
a. j. Alvin went to Milwaukee Mon
day afternoon tc call upon his employ
ers and prepare for another trip over the
road prior to the holidays.
Mrs. Christian Schneider, mother Of
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter, celebrated the Goth.
anniversary Of her birth on Monday
Mrs. Schneider IS one of the oldest wom-
en-, if not the Oldest, IN town, but is still
I tenjoying good health.
The Springfield Advance thus refers
to Mr.. BuzzelPs paper ON Ben Hur be-
fore the Springfield Literary Society:
The whole address was uplifting and
lennobling IL its influence and left yery
favorable impression upon the audience.
I When asked last week if he was q
candidate for the suprems bench, Judge
Webber remarked in very pleasant
manner that it was all newspaper talk,
he guessed. However, as Mr. Webber
has had fewer reversals than any other
district judge in the state, he no doubt
would make a strong candidate. Lam
berton Star. al:
Evergreen Lodge, Degree of Honor,
l. -
was organized il il this city last Wednes-
day evening with a charter membership
|of twenty-five. The following are the
officers: 2. @. H, Mrs. Jos. Voge;; g. of
H., Mrs. s. D. Peterson; T.. Of H., Mrs.
L.G. Vogel;; L. of c., Mrs. Fred Pfaen-
Ider; Recorder, Fred Pfaender; Financier,
IH. 4. Saverein; Receiver, Z. g. Vcgel;
u, Miss Flora Peterson; /. W., Mrs. Win
kelmann; o. w, Mrs. W. W. Green.
John Dack, who was arrested in this
Icity early in September onthe suspicion
! that he had been implicated in q robbery
at Lake Crystal, was placed on trial at
Mankato last week and pleaded not
guilty The robbery at Lake Crystal
lie supposed to have occurred on the 2sth
Iof August. Dack says that on that night
he was at the home Of Frank Sandmey-
Ter near st. James, and that he slept in {
room with four other men. On the 29th
he played cards with these men and the
] following day went to Madelia. There
/ he met man named o Neil. According to
! Dack's story, o'Neil had 8 sack with him
when they met. Together they Travelled
to New Ulm, O'Neil hiding the sack Il
I e clump Of bushes. He told Dack he
was going away and informed him that
he could have the sack. De Dack took i,
and examined its contents, but did not
for .'a moment have an idea that rob p :
berry had been committed. Dack will
Iprobably be acquitted 50
]. D. Beuasmann, the Milford farmer,
who ranks among tile early settlers Of
i Brown county, died last Friday evening
Eat the age Of vell-nigh ~ years. The
| particulars Of Nj. Beussmann's life are
1 as fellows BE was born il the Province
/ of Hanover, near Badbergen, On the 7th
i Of January, 1897. In 1853 he accomp.