New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-20
Mrs; Nellie French is in the city visit


j. 5Newhart made a business trip TO
yesterday
a daughter was, born 70 Mr.. and AZ; Mrs.
Aug. Nehls Yesterday morning
The whist club met at the homesof
VIM. Silyers.,n Monday evening
Il Chas. Dietz, the Mapleton merchant,
was here last week, as 9 witness in court y IT.
Theo. Crone will leave for Battle
Geek TO morrow to remain some weeks ). J.
J. Otto Bierangel and Oscar Hagberg
will put up a saloon building in Lafa.
.yette.
4 Mrs. B. S. Mills Of Winona visited
with Mrs. Mullen the forepart OF the
week.
w: j. McHale is down from Tracy for
a few days, recuperating from his recent
illness.
Miss Paula Rudolph, Of West Superior
has been spending the past week here
with her father. E.
Mr.. and Ms. A. w. Bingham have
gone to Vermont to spend few weeks
at their old home.
Miss Flora Peterson was pleasantly
surprised by party of fifty or more
friends on Saturday evening.
Andrew Pletrus Of Pierre will spend
the winter here with his daughters, Mrs.
Andrew j. and Mrs. w. T. Eckstcin.
L. D. Rice, prominent citizen Of Al
bin,dropped dead on Monday from heart
failure. He was seventy three years of
age. i -.
Chas. He,snanp and Geo. Doster at
tended the annual session of tho Mason
tic Grand Lodge in St. Paul the forepart
of the week ...
Col. Bobaeter went to St. Paul and
Minneapolis yesterday on business. He
will remove shas family to this city
in about & month.
i There is some talk CT organizing La
Dor Exchange TN this city. Meetings sor
the purpose df.agitating the same skave
already tbeen held.
Emil Wicheqski was unfortanate
enough <,n Saturday to fracture'the bones
of his right wrist while casrying,a bun
die of heather, Down the cellar way.
Charlie Good Thunder, son >6frthe aged
Indian scout, was married at the Lower
Agency last week. Rev. Knowlton OF
Redwood Falls performed the ceremony
Az. Alvin ought to go up to Sum
NIT Aye. some of these fine days. bare
hiss head to the sunship. and congrat,,.
late himself on the dcligarful>site which
he has chosen fer hoae. =,
Ajuror in court last week was asked
if he kept any New Ulm papers. HI
pleaded ,guiltvto the cassrge;but claimed
/ tha:t he did moi read them. Fortunatel1
he isn't a subscriber of this paper.
7 Senator French of shis district has
hsen epaced upon the following commit.
tees: Azternal Improvement, Manufact.
tases, Military Affairs, Public Schools
Fsablic Parks~and Towns and Counties.
Alexander Bull, the greatest living in.
trpreter of his fathers faverite compo.
sitions, will appear at Union Hall next
Sesurley evening". He wall sbe assisted
a'y Margaret jensen, soprane=soloist.and
aocompanist, and Miss Rollins, an elocu.
tienist,of considerable renown.
Frank Switzler was brought down
from Leazenworth on Monday for exam
nation before Jadge Laudeaschlaeer as
to has sanity. S~dtzler was recently re.
leased fYam the:asylum in Peoria, iii
nods, and sent out here t. live with his
brother. Becoming violent again, his
brother brought han to New Ulm and
from here ale will be taken black to
Peema by aaerif Anderson.
Adispatck from Sleepy Eye on satur-
day reads as follows: The sale. of the
Brambel rotary engine 10 the Allen syn
dictate of London, EGG, has been con-
suml,nated, and the Sleepy Eye inventor
has letters f..Kedit on the Bank of Eng
land for Sc, 1000 Yhe amounts paid
were: For the English patent, $I,e00,-
600; for France and Germany, So, eOO.-s
900; for hse United States, $3,1OO.aOO.
These anao4ints and the fact Of the re-
.ceipt of the letters Of credit have l,sea
verified.
The death Of Mrs. Mary Albrecht oc-
CURED last Wednesday me- rnang after an
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