New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-11-10

Prof. Jache, the rIankato piano tuner,
is in the city today.
Hy. Berg was down from Sleepy Eye
for short while Monday.
The telephone line to Essig is COM
pleted and ready for service.
The Commercial Union will elect new
officers next Friday evening.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph is spending the
week with Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. Thompson Of Sleepy Eye visited
over Sunday with Mrs. G. A. Zelle.
General Agent Garvin Of the North
western road was in the city yesterday.
Fred Behnke has sold his beer bott-
ling works to the Hauenstein Brewing
Co.
@. K. stablein, representing the Union
Life, returned from, Stewartville last
Thursday.
Hy. Kaschau is taking business
course at the local DR.. Martin Luther
Seminary.
The topic at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening: "Signals Danger
and Safety"
Eckstein's orchestra will furnish music
for dance at Tracy on the night before
Thanksgiving.
Attorney G. R. Davis Of St. Peter had
business before Judge Weber the fore
part of the week. IL.
The dance st Turner Hall Thanksgiv-
ing night will be given under the auspi-
ces Of Company A.
; MI. Buzzell repeated his lecture on
Henry George at the Springfield opera
house Sunday evening. g.,
Louis Spoerhase has moved from the
Koepke residence on Broadway to that
of his late brother on German street.
An operation for strangulated hernia
was performed on the aged Mr.. Cordes
last Saturday. DR.. Stricken performed
the operation. \ ~.... ~.
Out of twenty-four civil cases brought
before him of late Justice Brandt has
succeeded in adjusting twenty-five with
out the expense of trial. :
Hy. Kabitzky was arrested for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct last week
and fined SIS and costs by Justice Brandt.
He paid 1886 in all for his fun. "
The Sherman family of Leavenworth
will remove to Virginia, Mr.. Sherman
having purchased farn Of 4 res
near the plantation of D.. ila4. 49, .
Word was received from Detroit this
week that Hans Schmidt, the erstwfle
New Ulm piano teacher, left Detroit as
suddenly and mysteriously as he depart
ed from New Ulm.
The Washington correspondent of the
St. Paul Dispatch is authority for the
statement that Sheriff Block of Nicollet
county will be given the Office of collec.
tor of internal revenue.
The, Turnverein celebrates the dist
anniversary of its founding tomorrow
evening, The members of the Ladies
Society will join in the celebration, {
principal feature of which will be ban
quet.
Gus. Metag, the Morgan farmer, wa
on Thursday indicted by the Redwood
county grand jury on the charge o
murder in the first degree and pleaded
not guilty. Somervllle & Olsen are hi
attorneys.
Lyman Fuller visited old acquaintan
ces in Lamberton last week and informed
I the editor of the Star that he would
leave for California about the middle
Of the month to spend the balance o
the winter.
Nine members of the New Ulm mill
tary company are to be c"urt-martialet
for failure to attend camp at Lake City
The novelty is wearing off. The boy
| do not find it as much fun as in the day
when encampments were held nea
Hauenstein's brewery. St, Peter Herald
Congressman McC leary announces tina
he will during the next three weeks de
eide all postohice contests in the town
of his district, where the terms OF pres
ent incumbents expire April 1st or ear
lier. The suspense of Messrs. Schmid
and Weddendorf will therefore be sool
relieved.
| At Redwood Falls last Wednesda,
Attorney Somerville for the defens