New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-04-21
Dr.. Rothenb burg, of Spring field, was ii.
the CITY Saturday afternoon. s. 500

Dr.. Rothenburg of Spring field vas IN
the city Saturday afternoon.
Fred Klossner and Theo. Lanee &c.
.companied Chas. Stuebe to Arizona.
VIM. Fenscke and wife Of Sleepy Eye
were guests in the city over Sunday,
Phillip Llesch, the st. Paul typo, was
IN the city twixt Saturday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie French is acting as stem
ographer IN the law office of G. A. Hag-
berg.
The Dramatic Section are preparing to
present sDas stiftungsfest," comedy
in three acts.
Charles Buenger is home from the
Milwaukee Lutheran Seminary for q
couple of weeks.
Henry Jones has wheat that is,already
one inch above the ground. It was sown
on the 1st of April.
The city council and street commits
sioners made an inspection tour Of roads
and bridges yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyer were made
happy by the arrival of daughter in
their household on the 10Th.
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DR.. c. II, Kohler, the Minneapolis eye
and ear specialist, will be at the Dakota
House next Saturday, April gath,
Richard Baasen, who was operated on
for appendicitis Thursday, is doing nice
~. His speedy recovery is assured.
Jos. Flor went to Buffalo Lake on
Monday. He was accompanied by his
son who spent Saturday and SUNDAY here.
A. c. Haugen, the retired Minneapolis
treasurer, has been indicted by the grand
jury for Incorporating public funds.
Col. Crooks and Capt. Wanzer came
down from Minneapolis Monday for the
purpose of locating stock yards along
the new road.
CA, Hers will build another cottage
on South Broadway. He has rented the
one erected this spring to Emil Stern
berg of St. Paul.
The Minneapolis Cheap Cash Store,
Tetzlaf & Hoisington proprietors, has
been o1ered IN the Geo. Jacobs building
On North Minnesota street.
Between three and four hundred peo-
pie heard the celebrated Nashville Stu
dents at Sleepy Eye Saturday evening.
All agree that the entertainment was
treat, and the fact that every number
brought forth demands for repeated or
cores is evidence thereof.
Mrs. Frauciska Wilfahrt and her son.
Of sigel, were brought before Justice
Brandt on Friday for final examination
as to the charge Of stealing wheat from
the granary of Mr.. Buggert. Attorney
John Lind appeared for the defendants
and IN their behalf waived examination.
They were accordingly held to appear
before the grand jury at the next term
of court. The son was compelled to
give bail bond for his appearance in
the sum Of 5000 and the mother a bond
Of 500. A large number of sigelites
were present at the hearing to give ev1-
dence against the defendants.
During the past week the public plac
Is have been decorated with new and at
tractive signs of the "Key West Five"
and next month the manufacturers Of
this. popular cigar intend to flood the |
country with advertising caps. The ci-
gar, which is made at the factory of F. |
Burg in this city, is having splendid |
:un just at present, and, what is better. |
The sales are steadily increasing. Many
thousands were turned out last wear and I
'ound an easy market all along the two
'oads from GAINESVILLE to Watertown.
During the coming season the output
will be nearly doubled. Like Burg's
I'D Blizzard it has gained hold on
he people and will keep it because of
IS superior excellence Only good
Kings last long.
Judge of Probate Laudenschlaeer
'assed this week upon petition pre-
ented by Oscar Erickson Of Springfield.
Erickson, it seems, had made contract |
nth Mr.. Breutkreutz for the purchase
certain property. He paid certain
mount down to bind the bargain and
Ne contract specified that at certain
lture..date Breitkreutz was to give Erick-
N q warranty deed to the property in
Dnsideration of certain promissory
Otes. Between the time OF making the