New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
The shakesl care Club will meet ct
Turner Hall this evening.

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6. A. Ottomeyer spent Monday and
yesterday at the Capitol City.
Alfred Hellmann was home from Glib
bon for a few days last week.
Cashier Benson, of the Winthrop bank,
transacted business here Monday.
The father of Jacob Guth died on
Wednesday at Newport, Kentucky.
DR.. Ray of Nicollet has been sick at
the hospital in this city for several days.
Mrs. Dunkel vas called to Henderson
last week to attend her mother, who is
very sick.
A proposition to establish a telephone
exchange at Springfield is now being
canvassed.
The county commissioners have been
IN session at the court house since yes
terday forenoon.
Prof. Hess Of the Sleepy Eye schools
was in the city Friday, on his way home
from St. Paul.
The Keystone Medicine Co. will give
free entertainments at Union Hall every
night this week.
A movement is on foot, with every
prospect of success, to start military
company in ST. James.
Miss Helen George will return to
Springfield Sunday to resume her duties
as teacher in the public schools.
Anton Adam and wife attended the
silver wedding IF Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
schmid in Springfield last week.
Home Forulb Lodge of Milford will
give a masquef fade, at the Milford Club
House on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Attorney Clark Of Mankato visited
here over Sunday. Mr.. Clark is recent
addition to- tie Blue Earth county bar.
Frank friedman, who is prescription
clerk in the Dreis drugstore in St. Paul,
visited here from Saturday till Monday.
The Unitarian social, which was to
have been held at the home of Capt.
George, has been postponed on account
of sickness. ~.
NJ. H. Anstett, for many years mar
shall of the village of Springfield, has re-
signed. VIM. Pautzke has been appoint
ed to succeed him.
DR.. Burton, general surgeon, and DR..
Holmes, eye and ear surgeon for the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, were in the CT
ty with Attorney Booth yesterday. -
Saturday was the twenty-fourth ami
versary of John Peterson's entrance into
the Office Of judge of probate of Nicol-
let county. And he isn't through yet.
Louis Buenger Jr. has resigned his po-
sition as travelling salesman and re-
turned to this city. He has assumed the
management of his fathers furniture
business.
J.. G. Meyer, New Ulm boy who has
been in business at Winthrop for mum.
Der of years, made an assignment last
week for the benefit of his creditors. G.
H. Kiesling has been named as assignee
No. 7735, held by E. Thiede, won the
stove given away by John F. Neumanr
on New Years day. No. 1880, held by
VIM. Pfaender Jr., won the couch. No.
1916 won the bed, but it has not ye
been claimed. ~..-
Ben. Simpson, Belview citizen, was
shot by A. L. Ward, also a Redwood
county farmer, as the result of quarre
over the weight of some cattle sold b,
Ward to Simpson. Ward was at onc'
arrested and is now in jail. +
The following outside attorneys wer,
here at the opening of court yes
terday morning: Booth of Minneapolis
Somerville, Davis and Olsen of Sleep,
Eye, Frederickson and Olsen of Spring
fed and Huebner of Winthrop.
State Senator w. E. johnson of Min
ne apolis, best known here as presiden
of the Guaranty Savings and Loan Asso
cation, in which some of our people are
stockholders, has accepted position
with he Cooperative Building Bank q
New York.
At Tracy the officials Of the North.
western road are arranging for the use
OF their employees q handsome and com,
Portable reading room, well furnished
and supplied with all the leading maya
zines and papers. An excellent under.
taking, indeed.
In cave IN one Of the deep ravines
in Cambria there is q noble SC. Bernard
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