New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-14

Rob. Somerville Of Albin will move
to Stearns county.
Lyman Fuller returned from Califor-
MIA Saturday evening.
John Arbes has gone to Springfield to
work for Geo. P. Forster.
John Schneider has sold his quarter
section in North Star for $A,57O.
The .'Night at the Circus company
travel in their own P ullmann palace car.
Mrs. Stages, daughter Of John G. Ru-
dolph, is here on a visit from Minnea-
polls.
The democrats of Nicollet county have
nominated Charlie Davis for county at
torney.
Attorneys G.. S. Ives and A. A. Stone
of st. Peter transacted legal business
here Friday.
Chas. Dawn, who is now engaged in
the saloon business at Porter, was in the
city Thursday.
The Brown County Agricultural Soci-
ty will receive from the state this year
the sum Of $254.54.
Robert LoheYde is remodeliug his
lstore-room. A new metal ceiling will
be among the Improvements.
John G. Rudolph arrived here from
his western trip Friday evening. He is
apparently enjoying excellent health.
Mrs. Lena Jorsenson, mother of Mrs.
A. G. Anderson of Springfield, died re-
Gently at her home in Freedom county.
The Andrews Opera Company will
appear at Union Opera House on the
9th with a company of twenty people,
Chris. Schwer, one of the New Ulm
privates in Company A, came home from
Lexington Monday evening, sick with
a feve>.
| MSS Haner will arrive here from Eau
Claire today and enter upon her duties
as trimmer in the millinery store of Mrs
Follmann.
The St. Peter papers say that Mrs
Buzzell of this city will conduct class
in music at that place certain number
of days each week.
Chas. Stuebe went to St. Paul Wed.
nesday to contract with Commissary
Bach for beef for the Twelfth regiment
He will furnish about 1,10O pounds daily
H. D. Fixen of Redwood county shot
a pelican last week that measured ovel
eight feet from tip to tip of wings. He
brought the bird to New Ulm to have il
mounted. WY ., H.. ~.
The line of the Northwestern Tele.
phone Company has reached the city
and will soon be ready for use. The
central office will be at the drug store OF
VIM. CALVIN.
Mrs. NIX and daughter, Amalla, re.
turned from their Indianapolis visit ear;
ly in the week. On Friday the latter
left for st. Paul to resume her work in
the pubic schools. Il
Adolph Nellie and Frank Baasen went
to Redwood Falls yesterday to act as
best mep at the marriage of John j.
Palmer and Miss Charlotte Schmall,
which occurs today.
Banker Griffith of Sleepy Eye went
into South Dakota with party of hunt
ers a couple of weeks ago and bagged
over 900 chickens. Over half of them
spoiled before they could be shipped
home.
Taylor Bros, proprietors of the New
Ulm steam laundry, have rented the en-
tire Triton building on First North
street. Mr.. Stimson arrived last week
from La Crosse to assist them in their
work.
Fred Jahnke, the well-known Cotton
wood farmer, was stricken with paraly-
sis at Minneapolis Monday evening and
is reported to be in critical condition.
His wife was telegraphed for immedi-
ately.
Rev. Schroeder, the local parish priest,
has been compelled on account Of poor
health, to retire from his clerical labors
and make way for another. He will
leave shortly for his old home in Germ
any, there expecting to spend the re-
mainder Of his days. His successor at
this place has not yet been appointed.
Henry Ahrens was examined before
Judge Laudenschlager Saturday and a6-
judged insane. In the afternoon he was
taken to st. Peter. Ahrens is the man,
who q short time ago wandered to St.