New Ulm review., 1897-09-15

Hermann G. Schmidt has returned.
from St. Paul.
Henry Behnke returned from Detroit
Friday evening.
Senator John Peterson of st. Peter
was in town Monday.
Miss Espenson has vacated her dress
making parlors in the Masonic Block.
e. A. Grossjear's father is here on a
visit. His home is III Grand Rapids,
Iowa
DR.. F. w. Fritsche won the bicycle
which was raffied off by ON. Olsen re-
Gently.
Mrs. Boesch went to Minneapolis Mon
day to attend the marriage of her neph-
ew, Herman Sievers.
Invitations to the number of $50 have
been issued for the hospital opening in
this city on the 22nd.
The postoffice at Flandreau, Nicollet
county, has been discontinued. The
mail will go to Ft. Ridgely.
Richard Fischer, John Toberer, VIM.
Herian and Andrew Aumueller are hunt
ing ducks at Swan Lake this week.
A sister of Mrs. Christ. Ruemke, who
has been visiting with her the past year,
will return to her home at Clncinatti to-
day.
The Birkemeyer farm in Stately has
been sold.to Chas. Harmon of Minneso-
ia Lake for $4,000. It consists of 100
acres.
Rev. II. w. johnson will leave fer
Michigan next Monday to be gone about
three weeks. His marriage is announced
to occur during his visit east.
The contract for erecting water tow
er and putting down 5000 of street
mains in Sleepy Eye has been awarded
to Fairbanks, Morse & Co. of Mluneapo-
lis,
The local dramatic section of the
Turnverien have concluded to present
'Der Bauernbaron'' for the editication
and entertainment of the visitors in New
Ulm next week. ..r~.s-s.~-~ss....-
A. E. Haue, brakeman on the New
Ulm s. Southwestern, had three of his
fingers smashed while at work in the
local yards Monday morning. Ampu,a-
ton will not be necessary.
Centre Street, from Garden Street to
the brow of the hill, will he closed to
teams from Saturday, The 25th, to Mon
day morning of the 9th. The entire
street will be reserved for pedestrians.
Nagel, Boock & Puhlmann with a
large force of men have commenced
work on Jos. Schmucker's new brewery.
1t will be four stories high and will cost,
exclusive of machinery, from $1,000 to
$4,000.
Miss Minnie Silverson and Miss Grace
Newhart left for Welsely College Satur-
day afternoon. Horace Newhart ac-
companie6 them east as far as Ann Ar
Dor, where he will conclude his studies
at the University of Michigan.
At the State Fair Martin Penning of
this county received first premium on
the following varieties Of plums: Stod-
dard, Surprise, Weaver and Wyatt. He
received SECOND premium on the De Soto
and New Seeding. Clarence Wedge of
Albert Lea was given first premium Oh
the New Ulm plum.
John Dack, a stranger, was arrested
by Marshal Heinen on Monday on a
charge of drunkenness. The man will
be held in jail for several days to await
the result Of certain Investigations.
When arrested he carried with him q
grain bag containing a lady's cloak,
worth $35 or $40, fur cape and several
fine dresses, including one made of black
silk. de must have stolen the goods
somewhere and the authorities will en-
deavor to locate the owner. Dack CLAIM s
to have come here from Madella.
g. w. H. Heideman has been appoint
ed joint agent for all Of the different
roads of the United States to represent
them at this point during the week Of
the Hermann sons festivities. All par
ties buying tickets on the certificate
plan must have certificates executed by
r. G. Neumeier and stamped by the
joint agent before they will be honored
by the railroads for the purchase Of re-
turn tickets at reduced rates. An Office