New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-30
Neighbo borhood
Happenings.
Interesting Events That Have Trsnspired
in This and Nelghboring Ooun-
ties of Late.

IN Ihls and Nelghboring O0un-
ties Of Late.
Dietrich Bruen died at the home OF
his brother-in- law, Fred Koehne, in
Eden last week at the age of fifty -four.
The village of Lake Crystal will be
1tdry" this year. No license carried by
a vote of 141 to 80.
Jorgen Jenson has sold his farm near
Morgan to John Beltz Of Golden Gate
for $4,000.
VIM. Gustafson If Bernadotte was
thrown from horse some days ago and
in the fall had the misfortune to dislo-
cate his shoulder joint and receive
painful injuries to the shoulder blade.
The marriage Of Richard j. Williams.
and Miss Lizzie Owens occurred recent
|'ly in Cambria. Rev. Griffith Of the
Welsh church performed the ceremony.
George ortwein of Sleepy Eye has
accepted the clerkship in the Setter Ho-
tel at Winthrop.
Mrs. G. H. Nelson of Lafayette
died on the 22nd.
John Luzendorfer Of Sleepy Eye,
while visiting relatives at Marshall last
Friday, was stricken with aploplexy,s
falling to the floor and expiring instant
ly.
Q. A. Dresser, having resigned as
postmaster at Lone Tree Lake., is sue
seeded 10y Mr.. Gilbert.
On Wednesday Chairman Funk of the
Mankato conference appoin,..l J. COM
mittee of three to act with like commit
tees in case conferences are held in any
of the other Minnesota districts. The
committee consists of Hays of Sleepy
Eye, DR.. Andrews of Mankato and
Huntington of Window.
Miss Bertha Gaadda, a, young Red
wood county lady, died recently as the
result, it is thought, of falling down
stairs while visiting at New Ulm week
or so before.
The Loae Tree correspondent of the
Sleepy Eye Herald reports that a ferry
may be established acl oss the Minnesota
about four miles above Ft. Ridgely. It
| will be built by the town of Eden.
W. Fl. Dennis Of Dawson is endeav-
oring to organize a stock company at
Sleepy Eye for the purpose of erecting
a $4,000 hotel.
On Thursday evening about eighty
young people gathered at Mr.. Gustaf-
sons home in Bernadotte and trea.ed
Mr.. Norman, the organist in the Luth-
eran church, to a pleasant surprise
During the evening Mr.. Norman was
presented with gold pen, gold ring
and a handsome purse of money.
Spencer Hewett of Eden has gone to
Wisconsin. He will make his future
home there with his daughter.
Henry Hildebrandt, Nicollet county
boy, who has relatives and friends in
New Ulm, has been elected editor Of the
engineering department of the Uni
versity Ariel.
Chas. Peck has sold his farm west OF
Sleepy Eye to Mr.. Hirsch, and purchased
q quarter section from Chris. Olsen At
$32.50 an acre.
Meinrad Fecker Of Springfield died at
the hospital in this city on Thursday.
He had been sufferer for some time
from disease of the heart.
Ole Peterson of Bernadotte was at st.
Peter last week and to the Free Press
announced his candidacy for the repub-
llican nomination for representative. He
says he has good reason to believe that
he will receive liberal support from all
over the county.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch reports that
8 few evenings ago tramp made his
bed on the ground near the railroad
track and while asleep rolled INTO . fire,
which he had started, and was seriously
burned. The fellow said he didn't know
how the accident happened that he
was awakened by the psin and, not
knowing what was the matter, started
to run. He realized shortly that his
clothing was on FIRE but before he could
tear Il OF he vas badly burned Dr..
Welcome dressed the mans wounds,
Marshal Hicks got him some more
clothing and he went on his way some
what sore but just 8 h.Ppy 8 before.
The Lamberton Star i authority for.
she statement that Clear viii have
~ vigorous oppositaon of son thing