New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-19

turned from Fairmont Monday.
The Roberts farm in Stately has been
sold to Chas. Kelmer of Winona.
J. g. Rudolph has rented rooms in the
W1cherskl building on Broadway.
Factory Inspector Merch was in the
city OF official business Saturday.
The wheat farm of Toilet Strom in
Linden averaged 80 bushels to the acre.
Attorney Hoidale had business before
the federal court In Mankato yesterday.
G. W. H. Heideman was up from
Evansville over Sunday visiting his FAM
lily. .v> .1-.
Col. Bobleter, Capt. lie May and 1t.
Koch were Mankato visitors Thursday
and Friday. -
The receipts of the Sleepy Eye street
fair were $1010. The cash disbursements |
amounted to 1866.
Arthur Petry has gone tt, Minneapolis.
He will soon take the civil service post
Office examination.
The new hose cart for the fire depart
ment arrived yesterday. It's a dandy,
worth all it cost-$525.
The German Methodist conference at
Chippewa Falls has decided to keep Rev.
K1ienke at New Ulm for another Year.
Julius Westinghouse of Springfield
has been elected secretary Of the repub.
lican county committee. Phillip Liesch
is treasurer.
Eugene Grossjean is off for ninety
days establishing a new yard for the
Fullerton Lumber Co. Mr.. Rundell sue
ceeds HIM here temporarily.
Privates Ruemke and Wenger of Com
pany "A have been promoted to be corp
erals. Ruemke is New Ulm boy;
Wcnger halls from Sleepy Eye.
Tom Lynch, stranger, was arrested
on Saturday for drunkenness. Justice
George fined him S. and costs, and fail
ing to pay the assessment he went to
jail for five days.
The soldier minstrel company will
have its first dress rehearsal this evening.
The company is under the direction of
Chas. w. Hunter of Winona, formerly
with the Chicago Chronicle.
| The fusionists of western Nicollet coun-
| ty will have rally at Lafayette on the
evening of the goth. John A. Johnson
of St. Peter, who is candidate for. the
sen ate,will be the principal speaker.
Chas. NJ. Hall, an experienced jewele1
and matchmaker from Waupaca, Wis
consln, has entered the employ Of F. W
Hauenstein. Mr.. Haucnstein used t
work for Halls father in Wisconsin sew
eral years ago.
Robert Turrell, the Redwood Fall
banker, whom Judge Weber sentenced
to prison, several years ago, has beel
granted an unconditional pardon. Judg
Webber was among those who recon-
mended the pardon.
Rev. Buzzell delivered his farewell ad
dress to the Unitariaas of this city a
Gebser's Hall on Sunday. His resigna
ton has also been rendered and some
u time this week he will take his leave fo
Massachusetts,, his former home.
y, The marriage of Henry Neumann car
Q didate for clerk of court, and Mrs. Lar
son will occur at Sleepy Eye this ev'
. ming. The Review takes great pleasu1
10 in offering congratulations. Henry is
A. worthy citizen and he will make h
s newly acquired wife worthy husband
Considerable excitement prevails
Renville county over the. reported di
covery of gold on the farm of Pet
Hagstad along the river bluffs betwee
3 Fairfax and Franklin. What to all al
= pearances is gold dust embedded
J. white quartz has been found there, ar
Mr.. Hagstad is confident that the wealt
~ of gold mine is his.
= The Christian Endeavorers of the sta
ie will be represented here the last week
~ October by at least 500 delegates.
=: get quarters for all of these is the on
thing that is troubling the local commi
r. tee. They therefore call upon the cit
n, tzens to respond with the old time he
s. pitality and promise in return that
t, Of the delegates shall pay 81 each da
b. for board. .
OF The Hawkeye Male. Quartette, one
" the best in the country, will give co
cert at the Union Opera House ne
st Monday evening, assisted by the popul
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