New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-12

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Mrs. Geo. Doehne and daughter are
Iowa visitors this Wecek.
Hon. g. $. Ives and wife Of ST. Peter
were IN the city Monday.
p. Q. Gilmore is visiting friends in
Valley City, North Dakota.
Anton Ouren of Linden was in the city
yesterday on his way home from Omaha.
NJ. E. Mathews OF Marshall is the fu-
sion nominee for attorney in Lyon
county.
DR.. Stricken attended meeting Of
the State Medical Board in ST. Paul
Thursday.
Miss Anna Flor has been the guest of
Omaha and Sioux City friends the past
few days. j. .~s. .:ssss ? .s=...s.
VIM. Brust had charge of the postoffice
during Postmaster Weddendorf's absence
this week. So ~. -<s....s
Mrs. F. w. Hauenstein went to St.
Paul Wednesday to attend the marriage
of her sister. -, .azsrz@.s !. - ID.
Mrs. Reinacker of Plattsmouth, Ne
blaska, visited here during the week
with relatives. 4.~ 4. II. "a
Mr.. Lind was greeted in Minneapolis
Monday evening with an enthusiastic
audience of 1000 people. -.
Fred Meyer of Brighton is now resi-
dent of this city, having moved in from
the farm last Wednesday. 4
The marriage of Nels Helling and
Miss Rogne Tondevold, both of Lake
Hanska, occurred last week.
Out of the October apportionment of
public school monies Brown county gets
$8,o99.05 and Nicollct $5,74O.5o.
George Schlumpberger, the West New
ton school teacher, has purchased store
at McCleary in Mulligan township.
The marriage of George Forst and Miss
Mary Franta of West Newton is an
nounced to occur in couple of weeks.
Martin Schnoberich of Milford bought
the old Fortwengler farm in Cottonwood
of John Schneider last week for $6,7OO.
Andrew Lebert and Miss Amanda
Moll of Home township will be united
in marriage at the Methodist church to-
day.
Geo. Graft was last week reelected
secretary of the German Catholic Benev-
client Society with headquarters at St.
Paul.
The friends throughout the county of
Rev. Fl. l.. Buzzell will regret to hear
that he contemplates returning to Massa-
chusetts.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve dinner and supper to-
day in the building just vacated by G..
A. Ottomeyer.
Sergeant Major Bobleter and a few of
his soldier companions have established
a camp at Swan Lake for the purpose OF
duck hunting. = ->.s.@... r..
Hon. G. R. Davis of St. Peter was in
the city on probate business yesterday.
Mr.. Davis says he is altogether out of
politics this year. ~ -
Olaf Lohnbakken, Minnie and Amelia
Christensen, Name Ouren, Marie Dahl
and Lena Rasmussen, all of Linden, have
entered the Mankato normal. r. -
The "euchre social' at Turner Hall
Sunday was one of the incest affairs held
there in years. The attendance was quite
large and everybody had an enjoyable
time. -, - ,-~< -
The Unity Club will meet with Mrs.
Capt. George next Saturday afternoon at
four o'clock. As important business is
to be taken up, all members are expect
ed to attend, o. .ssas...s" =. Il -, l f
Chaplain Clemens spoke at the Con-
lgregational church Sunday evening to
an audience of nearly three hundred peo-
pie. It is needless to say that the chap
lam was entertaining. He always is.
Sheriff Anderson returned from Mon
tevideo Friday. He says the man who
was suspected Of stealing a team from
John Schneider at Springfield is now in
the Montev1deo Jail under charge of
having forged q note. He confessed to
the horse stealing and said he sold the
team when about fifteen miles out: from
Springfield.
The annual meeting Of the State Catho-
lie Benevolent Society was held last week
| in Saltwater, The following delegates