New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-27
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Sunday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Braun of Vcrmillion was in
the city Thursday.
NJ. Grau of Chicago spent the latter
portion of the week in this city.
Geo. Haay, the Buffalo Lake miller,
was il the city Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Hummel has gone east to
buy stock Of drygoods and millinery.
Miss Theresa Eichmann has been
spending several days with Waseca
friends.
The Great Western Band will give a
concert at Union Hall on the 18th of
February.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Ochs were pleas
antly surprised by their friends on Thurs
day evening.
F. Heimerdinger, the Golden Gate
miller, was in the city Thursday on his
way to Chicago.
The thermometer registered 80 degrees
below, Sunday morning. 1t was the
coolest day of the season:
JOHN Lind will 60 to the TWIN Cities
Friday as attorney for certain creditors
of the Bank of Minnesota.
Mr.. Chase, representative of the Bry-
ant nursery of Princeton, ILLNESS, has
concluded to locate here with his fam
Hy.
bill to amend tire present law pro-
viding for the paying of .jurecs was in
PRODUCED bg Mr.. Hesmerdinger on Fri
day.
Chas. L. Rous has sold his German
Street residence to Col. Jos. Bobleter.
Mr.. Bobleter will take possession on the
1st of February.
The public school building at Little
Falls, ia which Miss Frieda Schuetz is a
teacher. was totally destroyed by fire
Wednesday mouing.
Representative Severance of Nicollet
county has introduced bill IN the dow
er house, prohibiting TIE use of s'sreak''
boats III hunting ducks.
Wan. Pfaendcr Jr. was agreeabk sur
prised by the members of the Maeaner-
Choir Oh "Wednesday evening. In e body
they visited his home and presented him
with beautiful rocking chair.
Geo. kofsnd, the popular travelling
salesman, was in the city Thursday for
tn" 'i'st tin" since his marriage. He
was naturally, therefore, the recipient
Of congrsstal ations tzum all corners.
The following Hermann Sons attend
ed the Grand Lodge meeting in st. Paul
last week: Albert Steinhauser, Charles
Hauenstein, H. Rudolph, JOS GALES,
F. Burg Jr., Julius Berndt and F. Will
liassis-
The original papers in Lind's libel
suit against the St. Paul Dispatch were
filed in the district court of Ramsey
county Aast Wednesday. Up TO pres
cnt date, the Dlspatch has not put in its
answeS
TO-. The Berladotte creameryiin period
of six months handled 1,192,177 lbs. OF
milk and turned out 1879 lbs of but.
ter, ireceiving for the same $8,7964S.
The expenses amounted to $2,62a. "a land
the farmers were paid $6,172.54.
On Thursday detectives in the employ
Of the Chicago & Northwestern arrested
Billy Hennessy at Sleepy Eye Cd war
rant charging him with stealing thirty
sacks OF aour from a railroad car about
six weeks -&sgo. Thcec others are sad to
be Implicated in the larceny.
The district court clerks of the state
met at st. Paul Thursday and resolved
t" recommend to the legislature tie re-
du.tion OF the fee for second papers
from 50 to $1:efor term of one year.
Clerk Bloml,erg of Nieollet county was
elected secretary of the association.
Representative Heimerdlnger intro
duced his first bill ia Thursday. 1tpro-
vides. that all of the railroads operating
in this state be required to operate sec
ond-class passenger coaches. and makes
two cents per mile the maximum fare
that can be charged for travel in such
coaches. 1.-THE bill was referred to the
committee on. railroads..
Jos. Flor on Thursday entered into a
contract with Wenzel Groebner of Cot
tonwood whereby Mr.. Groebner will
lease the Flor saloon and hotel after the