New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-06
Otto and Albert Ochs are here on q


visit from Faribault.
Otto Held is home from Candy on &C !ac-
count Of poor health.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn returned to Du-
luth Monday afternoon.
The County Commissioners orgaaized
yesterday by electiDg F. Schubert chair
man.
Editor Hodges was down from Sleepy
Eye yesterday attending the county
commissioners session.
Jos. Selfert won the bedroom suit raf-
fled off by John F. Neumann, VIM. Dorm
won the chamber set and Martin Mueller
the shawl.
Adolph Meile went to Redwood Falls
Thursday to relieve John Palmer at the
schmall drug store for couple Of days.
Palmer spent the vacation in this city.
Editor John A. johnson of the ST. Pc
ter Herald, brother of the editor of this
paper, went to Rochester Monday to be
operated upon by the Drs. Mayo for APP
pendicltis.
The loss on the Herian barn, which
was insured with the Fire s. Marine of
St. Paul through Col. Pfaender, was paid
within three days after the fire. How is
that for promptness2
Miss Dora Hummel of St. Paul, Mrs.
Collins of nreapolis and August Hun.
mel of Springfield spent New Years at
the home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hummel in this city.
Freight Agent Farmer, Of the Mime
arolis & St. Louis Road, and Mr.. Car
penter, representing the Fraser Coal Co.
of Iowa, paid visit to the various
creameries in this vicinity the latter part
of the week.
Another Brambel and right at home
this time,, too. Mr.. Aab, machinist of
this city, has invented a rotary engine
that he claims is better than the Sleepy
Eye discovery. The Review has made
an effort to examine the model, but with
out success.
Mrs. August Schulz of Sigel was ex-
amined by Drs. Schoch and Weiser be-
Judge Laudenscnlager on Thursday as to
her sanity. The doctors were unable to.
find sufficient grounds upon which to
recommend commitment to an asylum
and the woman was released.
The New Ulm Savings and Loan As
ISOLATION has declared its first dividend
= per cent per annum. Members hold
ing certificates of paid-up stock can get
their dividends on January 18th in the
forenoon at the secretary's Office. The
annual meeting will be held January 7th.
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II. G.. Hays, the Sleepy Eye editor, is
an active candidate for enrolling clerk
of the lower house Of the legislature.
The st. Paul Dispatch says he has en-
rolled upon his list of supporters some
of the most prominent Republicans in
the house, as we'll as many others who
are not members.
The Hunters Club held its annual
meeting at the home of John Hauenstein
on Sunday. The following officers were
elected: President, Peter Herian; secre-
tary, VIM. Pfaender Jr.; treasurer, Chas.
Hauenstein; head hunters, John Hauen-
stein Jr. and John Lila. The next meet
ing will be held with VIM. Koch in A
pril.
1t was announced here Friday that
Grant Brambel, the Sleepy Eye lnven-
tor, had resigned his position as operator
at the Northwestern depot, and also that
a certified check was on DEPOSIT in the
Bank of Montreal in Chicago with which
the contract between himself and the
Allen Syndicate would be closed in few
days
The Fire Department on Monday eve.
ming elected these officers President
Chas. Stole: vice president, Herman
Nagel; secretary. VIM. Brust; treasurer
Emil Wlcherski; foreman of Hook anc
Ladder Co, Henry Engel;; foreman q
Hose Co. No. I, Jos. +. Grcebner; as
slstant, Robert Brandt; foreman Of Host
Co. No ), Herman Nagel; assistant, Jos
E. Schmidt.
8 Chas. Baltrusch and Fred BusharG
have partially closed . deal by which
they will buy out the general mercantile
business of G. s. johnson in Winthrop
The stocks of the New Ulm mea chant,
will he transferred fo omr ,nsi;n}. l,,r; -