New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-06
The Local
News |! Of
the Week.

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It's wrong to worry, ! expect,
About split milk. We orter
At such times recollect
Twas over two thirds water.
IL. A. w. Bulletin
Chas. q. Roos started for the east Fri
day afternoon.
The next club dance will be held on
week from Thursday.
At least eight inches of snow fell
from Saturday till Monday.
Judge Webber held special term Of
court at chambers on Thursday.
Martin Penning was appointed fore
man of the grand jury by Judge Webner
Seu Hong, a Chicago Chinaman, wa
here Sunday, calling on his cousin, San
Kee.
The children of Mr.. Blekre of Manka
to are visiting at the home of John Lar
son. .-a. '@s--.
Mrs. John Smith OF Ridgely CAV.
birth to triplets last week-two girls anG
a boy.
An infant child of Frank Manderfelc
of Sigel died last week and was buried
on Sunday.
Alb. Melges, the Redwood Falls bar
Der, spent New Years Day with his par.
ents in this city.
Miss Emma Hummel entertained 8
large humber of friends at birthday
party Saturday evening.
The people of Sleepy Eye honored
Grant B1ambel yesterday by electing
him to the village council. <.
Mrs. Henry Heimerdinger won the
lamp given away by Crone Bros. on New
Years. The machines have not vet been
claimed. t-s
Judge Weber denied the motion for
a change of venue in the Peterson case.
and it will accordingly come up again
for trial at this term of court.
The Sleepy Eye parties who went bail
for Ed. Johnson, charged with receiving
stolen goods, surrendered the same last
week and the accused is once more in
Jail.
The village of Arlington in Sibley
county has succeeded in carrying hel
point IN the county-seat case, and anoth.
er election, to decide between Arlington
and Henderson, has been called for the
10Th of this month. @1z+@
The county commissioners met in reg.
ular session yesterday. The board is
now constituted as follows: F. Schubert
of New Ulm, P. D. Raverty of Colder
Gate, J. B. Augustine Of Burnstown
Clement Halvorsen of Linden and Anton
Richarts of Milford.
On Friday County Auditor Vvgel an
nounced the appointment of Ole Jorgen
sen of Linden as his deputy. This viii
be Mr.. Jorgenson's second term in Office
having held the position under County
Auditor Krook. He will make com
petent and accommodating assistant.
The Turnvereiu at its Saturday nigh
meeting elected the following officers
President W. E. Koch; vice-president
Robert Scherer; recording secretary, Ar
min Petry; corresponding secretary, J
II. Strasser; treasurer, Fred Pfaender
list turnwart, VIM. Herian; bar commit
tee, Chas. Toberer and A. G.. Setter.
Representative HeimerdiLger left 70
st. Paul Sunday afternoon to enter upol
his duties in the Legislature which con
vened yesterday. Before leaving, Helm
erdinger expressed partial pre:erenc,
for Jones for speaker and also out
lined nesmber of measures which he in
tends to offer for the consideration Of til
members.
A change took place in one of gu
well, known business firms, that of Ma
gel y Dostey, on the LIST. Mr.. Doste
and Mr.. Weyhe retire and i hew man
taken into the partnership in the persol
of Henry Herian. Herian will make
valuable acquisition to the business an.
the Review bespcaks for the new firm
careerof continued success.
The Unitarian Society was formally
lat Seek bysthe elecfioa 81
board Of trustees, consisting Of s. d
George. Dr.. Frltsche, I. 81. Jappe, Rene
idiot Juni, Mrs. Lind and Miss Rudolph
The officers are: President, s. George
secretary, Thos. 81. Jappe; treasurer, Dl