New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-25

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Col. Pfaender was asbuslaess visitor
at st. Peter Friday
Miss Grace NeWhart will attend Welse-
~ College this year.
Dr.. Hirsch was called to Franklin on
professional business yesterday.
The Hunters Club will have their
chicken picnic this year on the 5th.
Geo. Grimm and wife Of Springfield
were guests in the city over Sunday. $50
81. 3. Henry made his rounds as reye-
nue. collector inrNew Ulm yesterday.
81. Miss Annie Flor has been visiting the
past week at st. Paul and Excelsior.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hermann Of Milford on Monday.
Rev. Ruddock Of winthrop preached
at the Congregational church on Sunday.
Fred Hers left for Boston Sunday
morning. He may conclude to remain
there.
Fred Clark Of Springfield is serving a
ten days sentence in the county Jail for
drunkenness. 3
George Doster came down from Linn
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berton Saturday and joined the Sunday
excursion to Waconia.
The horseless carriage Of Montgomery,
Ward &, Co. will arrive here this after
noon over the st. Louis road.
VIM. Obermeier left for Duluth Mon.
day morning. He will accept position
there in some tailoring establishment.
The St. Peter lodge of Hermann Sons
have also decided to attend the monu-
ment dedication in body and bring .
band. z~~. E
Revs.Albrecht and Schaller, F. Il. Retz-
laff and G. F. Dongus attended Luth-
eran Synod session in Milwaukee last
week. H..
Mr.. Gilsen, the shooting gallery pro-
prietor, is in the city again and will
have charge of some amusement device
at the Fair grounds. /
New Ulm only furnished six excursion
lists for Buffalo. DR.. Fritsche and wife,
Mic Nenno and Fred Hers left over the
Northwestern Sunday afternoon and
Mrs. Guetling and Mrs. Siebert over the
St. Louis. ~: ~.
oder Bauernbaron'' is the title of the
play to be presented at Turner Hall next
Saturday evening. This is its second
presentation and everybody. knows with
what favor it was received by the pub
lie. 1t is we'll worth seeing again.
j. N. E. Matthews, when he was here
last week, said that he looked for the APP
pointment of his successor as. receiver
of the Marshall land Office as soon as his
term of Office expires, and if the appoint
ment is not made by that time he will
resign. L. M. LANCE will most likely
succeed HIM. The present register ex.
poets to hold onto his job from having
been staunch gold democrat.
About three hundred New Ulm people
took in the excursion over the Minneap-
oils & St. Louis Sunday. Most of these
stopped off at Waconia, few going to
st. Paul and few more to Minnetonka.
The big Woodmen picnic was q success
in every way and reflects great credit on
these having the affair in charge.
The Great Western Band furnished
music for the trip and the picnic and
Harry Franklin Of St. Paul delivered an
able address. / s.=.
The New Ulm Roller Mill, which
has been closed down for year, started
up Friday morning. This was done in
order to give the owners, the New Ulm
Roller Mill Co., chance to remodel the
Empire, Mill, which they also control.
Entirely new machinery will beput in
at a cost of $4,000 and when the inn
provement is completed the mill will be
one Of the best equipped in the state.
The changes will be made by the Allis
people of Milwaukee. Both mills will
be operated thereafter on account Of the
increase in business.
Here are few criticisms Of sThe Fool
in Politics aud the master who delivers
it: The Detroit News says 4it laughs
conviction into the most ossified. DR..
Heidi Of Atlanta says it is .9rand, man
II, national. Z That yell known paper,
the Atchinson Globe remarks that the
speaker Is ''incomp parable on the plat
fOrm.s DR.. MCINTYRE labels him smed.