New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

Mia Id 8 venscn stalted for ,.edsn|
yesterday aftes on.
Independence Day viii be celebrat-
id .in Albin on the Ord.
It's 9 wonder for nickel the Cen
sral Sickles cigar.
private store will soon be started
near the Linden creamery.
Judge Ray was down from Springfield
81 business last Wednesday.
Hugo schleuder, the spli g6eld Jew
sler, was ii the city Wednesday.
Il. g. Gerlach, the Mankato architect,
was 10 town Friday and Saturday
Mrs. +. ". Hauenstein went to st.
Paul yesterday to visit her mother.
9. D. Griffith came down from Sleepy
Eye to attend court yesterday morning
Mrs. ]. Newhart has been visiting at
Minneapolis and Northfield the past few
days.
Norman Lind will return from the.
Pillsburry Academy at Owatonna this
week.
John Haenze returned from st. Paul
Park, where he has been attending coll
lege. on Saturday.
Attorneys someryille. Olsen and Davis
of Sleepy EyeaL Young Of Gibbon are
here already attending court.
VIM. schroer Of this city and Miss Ida
Lambrecht Of Milford will be united in
marriage on the 22Hd.
Mrs. John Larson has been entertain
ing her parents from Fillmore county
and her sister from Mankato the past
few days.
A petition is being circulated in Lake
Hanska and Linden for the purpose of
securing daily mail between Madelia
and Hanska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder Of Fertile arrived
here Thursday. Mrs. Snyder will visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Popp,
for several weeks. 5..8
Theo. Mattke and Miss Augusta Ko-
piske of Eden were married yesterday.
Mrs. Wicherski and son and daughter
attended the wedding.
Attorney s. L. Pierce arrived from St.
Paul Monday afternoon. Mr.. Pierce is
attorney for s. D. Peterson in his case a.
gainst the Western Union,
NJ. Mullen has gone to Denver, Colo
RADIO, to join Mr.. Stuebe, who has plac-
tically completed his share Of the work
in rounding up the big herd of Arizona
cattle.
The New Ulm Red Rocks went over
to st. James Sunday and played a friend
~ game with the club of that place. The
game resulted in victory for st. James.
Score, 81 to 10.
w. A. Funk and Ben. D. Smith of
NJ ankatu, G. M. Wilcox of Marshall and
Dan Shell Of Worthington will repre-
sent the Second district at the annual
convention of the National Republican
League. 7-
While E. G.. Koch was unhitching his
buggy horse Monday morning at his home
on the bluff the horse gave sudden
start and Mr.. Koch was in someway, nm
known to him, thrown rudely against a
tree and struck by the buggy. One Of
his ribs was broken and his face badly
bruised.
Two tramps were arrested Monday
morning by Marshal Heinen. They
were brought before Justice Brandt in
the forenoon and charged with being
the suspicious characters who had held
up different parties about town at night.
Brandt sentenced them to chain gang
labor, but upon their promising faith
fully to leave the city he remitted the
sentence.
Prof. Lugger says that the rayages of
the caterpillals are about over for this,
year and if the farmers will look to the.
matter they can exterminate them, at
least from among the fruit trees. He
says these pests 60 to the top Of the tree
and, selecting branch, usually about
the size Of . lead pencil, encircle it
with eggs, about 500 Of which are placed
upon eachtwig or branch. In the fall,
winter and spring when the leaves are.
of the trees these circles can readily be
seen and easily removed, and the eggs
destroyed. The pests will be spinning