New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-11
Mrs. Jos. Epple is Minneapolis visi.

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Banker Smith of Sleepy Eye was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Zenske of Mankato is a guest of
the family Of ohm F. Neumann.
Rev. II. W. Johnson will make trip
to Washington about the 1st Of Septenl-
Der.
There will be school picnic on the
s.Fort Hill'' ia Lake Hanska next Sun
day.
.'Farmer' Brown of the Winona s. st.
Peter Land Co transacted business here
Saturday.
Albert Nixon, an aged settler. was
buried in the Ft. Ridgely cemetery on
Thursday.
| Rumor has it that there will be a
drugstore in the Jacobs building soon.
Rumor has many things.
A number of New Ulm families en-
joyed picnic at Doty's summer resort
near Courtland yesterday.
| Mrs. DR.. Marden will be home from
st. Paul, where she has visited for sew
eral months, next Saturday.
Rev. H. w. johnson will occupy the
new residence, built by DR.. Schoch on
State Street, about the middle Of Sep
tember.
Judge Webber will today approve or
reject the bids offered for the property
of the insolvent Citizens Bank of Red
wood Falls.
The $4,000 addition to the hospital
will be completed this week. The in.
stitution is now one of the finest of the
kind in the state.
| Rev. Norman concluded his labors for
the summer at the Unitarian church in
Linden on Sunday. He will go at once
to Grand Forks to resume his editorial
duties.
! The new engine at the Eagle Mill
will be ready for use the latter part OF
the week. The cost for the improve.
ments, including the engine house, will
be in the neighborhood Of 100000.
The following is the score Of the Co
lumbia Bowling Club for Wednesday
evening: Hauenstein, 124 Bobleler, 173
: Toberer, 15S; Alvin, 166; johnson, :159
Saverien, 152; Fred Behnke, 165; Burg
ITO; Henry Behnke, 1s4; Peters, 142
Baarsch. 1877; ALI. Vogel, 1873.
Arne X. Johnson, the violinist. who i:
a son Of the. celebrated Norwegian
preacher and author, Christopher John
, son, concluded his visit with friends ii
Linden last week and left for Seattle
; He will give concerts in, the west for /,
couple of years and then return to Ger
many to continue his musical studies.
James Clement Ambrose, who lecture
here in September on .'The Fool in Po
= litics,' is a master of the English Ian
a guage. He speaks truth, as Chief Justice
Graves of Michigan says, with the wi
. of Diogenes. He is great, original ant
has no ruts. "Clear, clean, caustic, charm
! ing is the criticism of the Chicag'
Tribune.
s Vagabonds were never SO numerous a
d at present. They sconr the country il
q search of work and can't pet it. Ever
farm is visited daily by vagrants j
search Of meal. Women are frightene
4 by them and property is rendered un
+ safe. AS a last resort the tramps han
about the schools and obtain lodgin
therein at nig ght.
v Mondays Gun Club score was as 10
y lows: Doubles, POSSIBLE 10 Manderfelt
q; VIM. Koch, 8; Herian, 5; Bobletef,
DR.. Fischer, 8; Hauenstein, s The,
i Mueller, Heimaun, 8 Toberfr,
It Koch, s; Louie Mueller, 4. Singles, 20
e sible 10 n Manderield, 4; VIM. Koch,
Herian, s; Bobleter, 4 DR.. Fischer,
Hane1stein, s. Theo. Mueller, z; He
mann, 8; Toberer, 9; Koch, 8: Selfert,
Brust, s Louie Mueller, 5.
N The following is the August progla.
for the TuInyerein school Of gymnastic.
i First boys class, age from s % 10 year
s. Monday and Thursday forenoons frol
s 9 to 10 go; second boys class, age 10 |
IS "a years, Monday and Thursday for,
Moons from 1870 to 12;; girls class, ae
from s e, 70 years, Tuesday and Frida
= forenoons from 9 to 1870; girls, clas
:, age from 10 70 16 years, Tuesday au
S Friday forenoons from 1880 g I:
S members' class, Tuesday and Friday ev,
n1nus lN61ies, class. Thursday eyenir,