New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-26

BY a man named Roth.
Peter Herian went 10 st. Paul Satur-
day to consult Dr.. Stamm.
s# Rev. Buzzell' s subject next Sunday
morning will be s'The Battle Of Life. Z
Attorney Someryille was down from
Sleepy Eye on business last Monday.
Mrs. Kruschke celebrated the eight
sty-ffth anniversary Of her birth last Sat
urday.
Miss Minnie Goettsche of Sleepy Eye
attended the Turnverein masquerade
Saturday evening.
Marshal Hicks of Sleepy Eye is re-.
ported to be a candidate for the Rep,lb-
lican nomination for sheriff.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give a Klondike social at the church
parlors next Friday evening.
Rev. Biebighauser of Arlington con-
Quoted meetings at the German Metho-
dist church three nights last week.
G.. A. Ottomever went to Mankato
Friday on business connected with the
next Christian Endeavor convention.
James Newton, the West Newton
farmer, son of Mr.. Newton of this city,
will travel for the Deering Co. next
spring. T..
Miss Muehlberg of ST.. Paul, daughter
of Adjutant General Muehlberg, has been
the guest of Miss Mary Bogen for sever.
al days.
Kuudt Harbo has sold his farm in
| Linden to Lars Senneson and purchased
that of Henry Greenholt. Greenholt
will go west in search of land. i
Gertie, the little child of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mueller of Springfield, died last
Friday. The funeral was held from the
Catholic church in this city Sunday af-
ternoon. -.
Chas.iL Roos ard wife arrived here
from Minneapolis Friday evening and
remained until Sunday afternoon. Sat
urday evening Mr.. Roos was joined by
Ben. Stockman.
A petition was circulated in Sleepy
Eye last week and signed by nearly ev-
cry business man, praying for. the en-
actment by the village council of cur
few ordinance. -. :
A Seattle special to the Twin City
dailies reports that L. L. Grady, former
ly banker at Fairfax, paid 5000 for
the privilege of walking from Dawson
behind brisk dog team.
G. II. Dirks attended the lumbermen's
convention in Minneapolis Wednesday
and Thursday. Sleepy Eye was repre-
sented by Geo. W. somerville, Peter
Christensen and Mr.. Steinke.
The birthday anniversary of Thomas
Paine will be celebrated at Turner Hall
next Saturday evening with appropriate
exercises. The principal address of the
evening will be made by Rev. Buzzell.
A suspicious looking individual was
seen lowering about the iron fence OF
the Jail building with gun late Sun
day evening. Immediately upon MOTTO
ing that he was observed he hurriedly
| jumped down the embankment and made
IN the dire ction of town.
Judge Weber is ready to have the
Eich case taken up at the coming spec.
ial term if the attorneys are willing
After a case is called the attorneys have
the right to four days in which to pre-.
pare their case, and if the attorneys will
waive this right, the court will proceed
with the case as soon as 1t is reached
Otherwise 1t will have to go over to the
June term. >.e
| Fire started in the basement of DR.
Weiser's new house last Wednesday af
ternoon, evidently from the spontaneou,
commissioned certain painters rubbish
that had been left there since the com
pletion of the house. The smoke soo1
filled the entire house, but fortunately
the flames had been quenched before the,
could spread to the framework Of til.
building. The damage therefore wa
slight.
Congressman cCleary has decided t
recommend the appointment of LIP
Hunt, editor Of the Free Press, for post
master in Mankato. The recommends
ton occasions no great surprise, but il
does give rise to- whole lot Of criticism
unfavorable to Nice leary. Aside from
Mr.. Hunt there were three avowed can
didates for the position Col. Thomas
]. G. Fowler and s. w. Burgess, all Ole
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