New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-12
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The Sleepy Eye n Thing %. Haye Decided
to Erect Another Mill,

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Hon. o.B. Turrell Of Redwood Fallsls Once
More . Free Nan,
Sleepy Eye Oontemplates : New System
Of 'aaterWorks.
During Mr.. Dyckmann's recent visit
to our neighboring town Of Sleepy Eye,
the milling company, OF which ne he's e g
member, decided to materially enlarge
their plant and business BY building
another mill Of the same capacity as the
old one, and also IMPLYING the latter
with new and improved machinery This
contemplated change win enable them IN:
to turn out from 700 to 500 barrels Of
flour daily. It will mean more chance
for labor in Sleepy Eye and more bust
ness for the Northwestern road.
Hon. o. B. Turrell, ex-memberof the
legislature and at various times an as
pirant for congressional honors, IS once
more free man free Of all the indlct-
ments brought against him as1 cashier Of
the insolvent Citizens Bank of Redwood
Falls. The trial on the charge Of having
received money after he knew that the
bank was insolvent came off before
Judge Webber early in the week and on
Wednesday Mr.. Somerville as attorney
for the defense moved for dismissal.
County Attorney Clague, in Judged Web
5er's opinion, had failed to show that
the bank was insolvent, and a verdict of
acquittal was according ely. prepared by
the Judge. and assented to by the jury.
The county attorney then moved to dis
miss all of the other indictments on ac-
count Of insufficient evidence.
II. Jensen, the well known Linden
farmer, has purchased residence proper
ty in Madelia and will make that village
his home. His sen, Alfred, will continue
to run the farm. 55
A mass meeting Of Sleepy Eye citizens
was held Monday evening for the pur-
pose Of considering the question Of put
ting in new system Of Waterworks.
Heretofore the power for the small sys-
tenn which they have at present has been
supplied by the mill, but the contract
which the city has with the Milling
Company expires this year and the con-
templated Improvements at the mill
will prevent its renewal
Dirk Duel, we'll known Eden far
mer, has moved to the Northern part OF
the state,
No grand jury has been drawn for the
spring term Of the Nicollet county
court, and the civil calendar is the light
est in years. Among the Jurors drawn,
the following reside in the west end OF
the county: George Inhofer, VIM. La
Frambois, August Frederickson, Mic
Franta, John Karpen, Joseph Wild and
John HavemeYer.
J. Westinghouse will represent the
Springfield lodge O. Odd Fellows at the
Grand Lodge meeting in Minneapolis.
4 Z. G. Webber will represent the Sleepy
Eye lodge.
Peter B.llig Of Stark has purchased a
farm Of 100 acres in Willow Lake town
ship.
The young men Of Lake Hanska have
Organized a base ball club.
In the Redwood county court on We'd
nesday, the indictments against John
Haas, Valentine Eischen and Louis Yack-
FL, Lambertons saloonkeepers; for selling
LIQUOR on Sunday were dismissed by the
county attorney on the ground that St the J.
principal witness in the three cases had
cone to Germany 5iimme lately after the
indictments were found. +!
H. G. Hess has been reelected super:
intendent Of the Sleepy Eye schools
The other teachers for next syear#Wil 1l5 = =
Misses Dennison, Browne, Plerce, Lar
son, Kelly 2 almer, Dab, Arnold, Ken en-
nedy and Kingsfol 9.
Christ Jensen Of ]. Evan has gone tt
Belling CHAM, Lac al'i Parle county, e
manage i creamery
Howard B. opkins. Of ia and
Miss Bessie len Of :, az 3 dgelyW er.
married recently
Hugo schleuae has been elected cap
tain Of the s pring feld Fire Company
Att orney Olsen IS secretary and Geo
Ross treas urer.
Joseph Braun of Stark has 81 curlosit.
s#ssas fnShis farm iii lie shape of Young sDis