New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-01

dr. and Mrs. Ernst Strelow became
Ithe happy parents Of q son on Thursday.
a number Of New Ulmites are arrang-
ing to. picnic at Golden Gate next Sun
day.
Mrs. Melville Warn is entertaining
her sister, Miss Christmas of Merrillon,
Wisconsin.
Conrad Dirks was at Springfield last
week and while there solid some Of his
real estate. .s.s5
Chas. Marden and wife Of st. Paul
visited here with DR. and Mrs. Marden
over Sunday.
Geo. w. Scherer and wife Of Mankato
visited with relatives in this vicinity the
fore part Of the week.
The Modern Woodmen Of Fairfax are
arranging for big Jubilee picnic at Fl.
Ridgely on the 21st Of September.
i Miss Ida Koch Of this city has been
granted . teachers life certificate. Her
mann Held gets one for period Of five
years.
i Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein returned from
Leadville, Col, Saturday afternoon.
She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Drew.
/ A. we'll attended mission festival was
held on the college grounds Sunday af-
ternoon. A good many were present
from Nicollet and CORTLAND.
Fire broke out in the rear part Of
stuebe's butchershop Thursday morning,
but was detected, before it had made
much progress, and extinguished.
Paul Lehman, wheat buyer for the
Eagle Mill Co. at Essig, was taken sud-
denly sick on Monday and brought to
the hospital in this city for treatment.
If you are buttoned up too tight to
laugh out loud at merry wit, steer clear
of the "Fool IN Politics" next Monday
night. Ambrose believes that wit is the
salad to thought.
At Belgrade on Sunday Lightning
rod agent, who had gained much unfay
orabie notoriety, was seized by Grove
: of indignant citizens and farmers ant
lynched. The job was done quickly ant
: the crowd separated with sense of hav
!, ing obtained some satisfaction.
II A Monday telegram to the St. Pau
/ Dispatch from Hudson, Wisconsin, con
veys the following news: Andrew Prcb
L lie, of New Ulm, Mimi, met some com
q panions in saloon here Saturday. Tn
n next morning he awoke back of bari
in the north part of town minus watcl
It and money. Eli Pickerd was arreste
IL for robbing HIM and will have
v hearing this afternoon before judy
Bunker.
b The Sunday Pioneer Press contains
is list of delegates to the Agriculture
fe Congress which is to be held in st. Par
and styles them "real and Representative
~ farmers" How true this Is can be Judge
r. by consulting the list Of delegates al
as pointed by Clough to represent TIL
county. For instance, there's II.
!, Hays of the Sleepy Eye Dispatch, WI
will certainly feel queer as an agricu
tural, instead ofa political, editor. The
e there's Sam Peterson, an ex-machil
dealer, LIB. Krook, miller, CHI. Hor
on burg and F. H. Retzlaff, machine me
nc w. w. Smith, q banker, A. J. Gilman,
l'n hog buyer, and Nels Christensen, ca
penter and builder. The only real farl
ng ers on the deles alton are Gudman A
7as derson and Andrew Lee.
're County Attorney stelnhauser "
called to Sleepy Eye Thursday to repl
nts sent the state in a case against G.
90 Griffith, the banker, charged with shoe
ect ing prairie chickens. The complai
ed. against Griffith was made by Arth
ily Chute, Lake Hanska farmer. Chu
it seems, had been owing Griffith sol
IN money, and Griffith had gone out to h
ra- farm to attach some grain. Whether
re- had his gun along and did any shooti
nd has not yet been proven, but at any r.
led Chute saw a chance to get even q
by swore out q complaint. When the til
pa for hearing arrived no witness appear
on, for the State and Grif6th's attorn
he moved for change Of venue. This =
granted, but in drawing up the ORD
ar some error was made, and when the G.
me came up before Justice Gallagher it y
ne dismissed. County Attorney stelnha.
,an er says he will not allow the matter
ral be settled 80 easy, however, but will p,