New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-04
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iting in the city.
Tie public schools will open on the
Both of this month.
Martin Peters returned from his Ohio
visit Thursday evening.
Prof. Geo. Schmidt of Illinois visited
yesterday with Prof. Critchett.
Isidor Helnen, the Winthrop barber,
spent Sunday here with his relatives.
The Windsor Hotel in Winthrop has
been sold to John Rank Of Glencoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hoadley are the hap
Ply parents Of a boy, born yesterday.
Mrs. Col. Bobleter is entertaining
Miss Carrie Foster Of st. Paul this week.
Miss Henning of Renville will be one
Of the guests at columbia Camp this
week.
Rev. Schaller of New Orleans is visit
ing here with his brother, Prof John
Schaller.
Mrs. August Wagner and daughter
have been visiting at Springfield the
past few days.
Misses Bonnie and Korth of Gaylord
are being entertained this week by Miss
Alma Dunkel.
Geo. Hensel will come up from St.
Paul this week to join the campers at
the Fish Pond.
It is said that 81, 800 changed hands
during the Candy Sleepy Eye game at
Tracy on Wednesday.
| The New Ulm Broom Factory will be
| the means of bringing two more families
| to town from Hutchinson.
G. G. Rein will move this week from
the Beussmann building to the cold
| homestead" on State Street.
Carl Gel,ser left for Princeton, Idaho,
Monday morning. He intends to locate
there fore at least couple of years.
Henry Crone returned saturda; eve
ming from IL business trip to. Chicago,
Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin.
Editor Green and wife joine the edi-
torial excursion to Detroit on Saturday.
They were accompanied by Miss Edith
Sackett of st. Peter. @ -.
Summerfeld Bros. of Duluth have
rented the Sommer building and will
occupy it after the 18TH. They will put
in stock OF clothing.
| Miss Nellie Hopkins and Mr.. John
FRANKIE were married in this city last
Wednesday. The couple will make
their home in Leavenworth.
A game of ball is scheduled to take
place at the Driving Park in this city
next Sunday between two of the best
clubs in the state-the St. Paul Picketts
and the St. Peter team.
A camp is IN progress at Alwin's grove
near the Cottonwood river. The camp.
ers are Fred and William Pfaender, An.
drew, Joseph and Wenzel Eckstein, DR.
Fischer and c. A. Hagherg.
. Geo. Graft started for Colorado yes
terday morning. He will spend the
month pecting at Cripple Creek anc
in the vicinity of Denver and return t.
| New Ulm on the Goth of August.
4 Over half of the crop in this viclnit,
| is already harvested. The yield will no
be as large by almost twenty per cent a
was expected, according to the esti
mates of conservative judges. The crol
however will be a good one.
The sky early Saturday morning pre-
sented magnificent appearance, such a
has not been witnessed here for thirt,
years. The entire heavens at half-pas
, four O'Clock were lit up with brigh
, red tint and at the zenith could be seel
the beautiful colors of the rainbow
Words fail to describe the grandeur o
the scene.
5 Last night the city council conclude,
!, to grade German street between Thir,
and Seventh South. Ground is needle,
f for filing up Third South and the easies
way to get it is to grade German, thu
killing two birds with one stone. Waite
, pipes will also be laid on said street, an,
sidewalks. If the season permits tn
] street will also be boulevarded.
: Nicollet narrowly escaped a serlou
fire on tuesday, and likewise fatal &C
3 cident. The Van Duzen elevator, full Q
wheat, was set on fire by 4 passing trair
! The fire was in the roof and j. B. Sum
f liners, who got on the roof to turn th
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