New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-28
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August Brandt spent Sunday az
springfield.
Il you want the best, then smoke the.
General Sickles cigar.
Dora and Martha Schmidt are guests
of the Misses Koke IN Mankato.
Miss Carrie Heideman spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. "a. T. Behnke in Tracy.
/. DR.. Ray and Mr.. Anderson, two lead
j ling Nicollet citizens. were in town Mon
/ day.
Miss Sievers Of Minneapolis is being
entertained this week by Miss Olga
Mueller.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooley drove over from
Madelia and spent few hours here
Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Weiser and Mrs. Capt. Burg
lcalled on Waseca friends the latter part
Of the week.
Mr.. Schmidt Of Cincinnati, member
Of the Eagle Mill Co, is spending few
days here with his son.
| A carload Of iron pillars for the Her
mann Monument arrived Monday. The
contractors were expected yesterday.
Thee. Dobberstein Of Wadena is here
lon visit, the guest of Fred Eggert.
Mr.. Dobberstein formerly lived in New
Ulm.
4 Twins, boy and a girl, were born to
Mr.. and Mira. Chas. HUM Of Sleepy Eye
last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. HUM
formerly lived in this city.
t Secretary Wagner of the New Ulm
+ Telephone Co. visited Sleepy Eye Wed
nesday, soliciting patronage for the pro
posed line from Springfield to New
! Ulm.
: Martin Bohlig's little son fell dow
: through trap door opening, while Wis
ting his uncle near Nicollet, last week
. and ruptured one of the arteries in hi
81 abdomen. The hemmorhage was quit
- severe, but the boy will recover.
The Agricultural Society has apppoin
ted committee to raise subscriPtio
y fund among the business men with whic
to partially defray the purses and prem
" iums of the county Fair. The comml
~ tee is made up of good men and is NEE
ling with excellent success.
- A correspondent from Linden saw!
" Haying will be finished in the souther
- part Of the county this week. Harvel
10 has already commenced in some place
and will be in full blast next Monda,
It. Opinions differ as to the crop, but tn
n more conservative hold to. the view this
n the yield will be an average one.
IS The New Ulm Telephone Co. have re
De celved new switch board, and in orde
to put this in place several changes wi
he have to be made at the central ofic,
On All connections will therefore be cut 0
y, next Saturday night at nine o'clock. B
lis Monday morning it is expected that tt
~ system will again be ready for use.
us A tramp stole harness from M. Juen,
mann's place last Wednesday mornin
Mt and during the day sold it to tarme
ia The farmer reported the matter to II
lie city marshal, but it was not until Fl
Is, day that the harness was missed by tt
lin owner. It was then returned to hin
&C. but the thief by that time had mac
good his departure frcna the city.
m The Columbia Bowling Club picni
NJ at the Fish Pond on Sunday was after
re ded by about forty people all Of whol
lrs enjoyed themselves immensely. MUS
e. was furnished by the Rattle Snake ban
in and mandolin and guitar club with fv
members. Everybody present was, Il
!, the time being, young again, and 10
) lier, happier crowd we do not expect
see in long while.
Is g. A. spelbrink, as deputy district Q
nh ganizer, went to Milford Saturday ev
81 ming to organize branch Of the Hon
Forum Benefit Order. The followir
are the officers Of the new society Pre-
!" ident, VIM. F. Runck vice-presiLen1
~ VIM. Hoffman, and OttoWiedemann;s Use
? retary, Herman Pfaender; treasurer, Pa
- Lehman; historian, Henry ]. Meye
= orator, Andrew Backer; assistant oratc
s Fred Rollof porter, John Mack guar
) Fred Clasen; physician, Dr.L.A. Fritsch
e directors, Otto WED Robert Lar
- brecht and VIM. Dehn. 5 .ss'
Gottlieb Hoehne was taken to q
courthouse on Thursday, and, fearil
- that he was to be committed to s
1as