New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-02-09
Peter Manderfeli was st. Paul viisi

Capt. Wanzrr Of the S.. Louis road
was in town Monday.
Fred Behnke wen the horse which was
rallied off by Peter Herian.
John Backer, the Echo saloon keeper,
was IN the city over Sunday.
Jim Greer, the horse trainer, intends
to open a livery stable in Ma5elia.
A daughter was born to MI. and Mrs.
Geo. raft in st. Paul Friday.
Peter Quanstrom of Comfrey was in
the city for a short while Monday.
VIM. silverson of the Eagle Mill spent
the week with his brother in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Carl Crone attended the funeral
of Mrs. Grabow IN Minneapolis Thurs
day.
Jean Fhttie, one Of the bright young
attorneys of Mankato, was in tile city
Monday.
Miss Amanda Frenzel is visiting St.
Paul friends. She will remain there
several weeks.
| A. V. Rieke, Nicollet county boy,
now residing at Fairfax, has been adj
mitted to the bar.
| The hired man of David Williams Of
Cambria has disappeared. There are
rumors of foul play.
The ladies of the Eastern Star lodge
will give valentine social at the Ma
sonic Hall next Monday evening.
j. r. johnson, the Linden postmaster
for nearly a quarter of a century, was
succeeded last week by A. n. Brand.
Knud Lee has rented his farm in Lake
Hanska to his son, Albert. Charles Well
mann has rented the farm of George
Nicholson. 49,.
A new irop bridge will be built at the
outlet of Lake Hanska near Frank Lees
place. The contract for the mason work
has been given to Knut Tro!ddal.
A. ]. Alvin, the travelling man, spent
Sunday and Monday here with his fami-
lily. His recent tri p through western
Minnesota and South Dakota was unus-
ually successful. ~a... . ~
| The butchershop at Hanska has been
sold by Einor johnson to Ole Midtbru-
get, who is now schooling himself IN the
trade in this city. Johnson will move
to South Dakota. .@
| Robert Fritsche was on Wednesday
elected secretary of Company A. The
other officers are designated by the mill
tary code and consist of the commits
stoned members of the company.
Anton Ouren having declined to ac-
cept the office of director in the Hanska-
Linden Store Association, to which he
was duly elected, the rer ming direc.
tors have appointed Jact Syverson to
fill the vacancy. ...-.-.-
81. L. Saverien, president of the New
Ulm Telephone Co., visited Mankatc
Wednesday for the purpose of consult.
ing with the men who are about to es.
tablish an independent telephone ex.
change in that city. >@
| While August Gieseke was driving
across Swan Lake the other day, the ice
gave way beneath one of the horses and
the animal was compelled to stand il
the cold water up to its neck for over
two hours before it could be extricated
The announcement is made at Red
wood Falls that Senator French is no
apt to accept the deputy col;ectorshil
at Gunfilnt in Cook county, owing t,
the fact that the position lis hardl,
lucrative enough to satisfy the Redwood
politicians desires. French should re
member that half loaf is better thai
none.
The st. Joseph's Society on WedDes
day elected the following officers: Pres
ident, F. Schubert; vice president, An
ton Richartz; secretary, Anton Zieher
assistant secretary, Edward Baer; treas
urer, Chris. Sprerger; directors, Col
Baasen, Nick. Gulden and B. Gruenen.
( fielder. The society now has member
ship Of 315 and during the year the sum
of $478.50 was expended for the relle1
Of the sick and needy. 4
/ John Lind ofthis city and G. S. ives
of st. Peter have been retained by Nicol:
4 let farmers to. fight a certain ditch cas-.
that promises to be one of the most i'm.
portant ever tried before the courts 81
our neighboring county. The farmer,
interested, to the number Of forty, mel
at Nicollet last week and agreed upon