New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-07
Mrs. Mullen is reported to be quite

Rumorshas it that Jos. Gales will be
the next deputy sheriff.
S. D. Peterson went to the Twin Cit.
les Friday on business.
Private Secretary Rosing's visit to
New Ulm was delayed until yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Ms
John Sturm of Cottonwood on Sunday.
John A.. Toberer has been elected
treasurer of the Gun and Rod Club.
The local Fire Department will give
dance at Turner Hall on New Years
eve. "..E=
Fred Bushard has opened store ii
Lafayette and placed Herman Sjostrom
in charge. 49,. II.
Sheriff Anderson is already moving
his household goods to his old home il
Burnstown.
A valuable fur lap robe, belonging t,
Baarsch & Cannon, was lost in this cit,
last Wednesday.
A. F. Madlener of Chicago won til,
gramaphone which was ratified of by W
| G.. Alvin this week.
Mrs. Maggie Norell, wife of Pete
Norell of Mulligan, was examined yes
terday afternoon as to her sanity.
Scott Phillips and Mr.. Jordan, boil
of the Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Co.
were in the city Friday and Saturday.
Johu Johnson, fireman on Conducto,
Hogan's train, died at Winthrop Thurs
day evening and was buried Sunday af
ternoon.
VIM. La Frambols of Fort Ridgely has
moved his family to Sleepy Eye to give
his children the advantage of good
schools.
Wesley Miller has retained Attorney
Somerville to represent him in the con-
test instituted by Register of Deeds
Pfaender.
Aug. Dirks, the Lafayette farmer who
has been in the hospital here since Oc-
tober,swill return home this week, hav-
ing fully recovered from his accident.
The Catholics of this city have decid-
ed to observe January 22nd of next veal
as Catholic Day. Prominent speakers
will be here from all parts of the state.
ole"".Odegard of Albin narrowly es.
capped death in a runaway accident al
Sleepy Eye the other day. AS it was, he
was badly bruised and one of his arms
was broken in three places.
Among the political callers of the
week were Judge Allen of Winona, who
is member of the democratic state cen.
trail committee, and Henry Himmelmanr
and Arthur Schaub OF Mankato.
The Odd Fellow lodge of this city has
elected the following new officers: No
BILE Grand, Gottfried Hoehne; Vice No.
BILE Grand, VIM: Radke; secretary, Geo
Jacobs: treasurer, Frank friedman
trustee, Peter Herian.
There will be no big inaugural bal
in connection with Mr.. Llnd's accept
ance Of the office of governor. He him
self has expressed the desire that tn,
demonstration, if there IS to be any, tax,
the form of plain reception and moth
ing more.
Emil Steinhauser spent Sunday witt
relatives at New ..Ulm. He informs u
that his brother, Capt. Steinhauser, will
bring libel suit against Sibley coun.
ty editor for slanderous remarks in hi
paper during the recent campaign.-
Lamberton Star.
Henry Berg, whose removal from Slice
ply Eye to- Denver was announced las
week, died of asthma the day after hi
arrival in Colorado's capital city. TIL
deceased was veteran of the civil wa
and was man of strong character ant
thrifty disposition. He leaves wife ant
eight children.
The state railroad commission has post
poned its hearing on the New Ulm Goa
rate case from December 9Th to Decem-
Der 14th at 2:S0 o'clock in the after
noom The meeting will he held at tn,
rooms of the Commercial Union and tn,
attorney general will he here to repre-
sent the New Ulm compliments. Gen
Backer and Judge Ira B. Mills constitut,
the commission. ~" .t1 .s@
The Twelfth Regiment band was
brought to woe at Winona last week
The performances at St. Charles ane
Winona were so SHINY attended thai
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