New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-02
Neighb hood
Happenings.
Events of Interest That Have Transpired
During the Week in This and
Neighboring Counties.

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During the Week in This and
Neighboring Counties.
John Olin of Lafayette has been drawn
as juror in the United States court al
Minneapolis this month.
Mrs. Fir. Epke of CORTLAND died ear.
ly in the week Of consumption, The de.
ceased was in her seventy-sixth year.
Alex. Russell, the West Newton farm
er, will erect substantial new residence
this spring.
Mark Wilson, who had been working
for James Dickson in North Star, has
started for the Klondike gold fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.. Griffith of Sleepy
Eye left last week for Hot Springs, Ar
kansas. to spend the balance of the win
ter, Mrs. Grifith's health has been poor
for some time. E~~e .#...-
A building and loan association has
been organized in Winthrop. About
three hundred shares have already been
taken up and the directors have more in
sight. The officers include such former
New Ulmites as E. H. Huebner, Henry
Klossner, ald F. J. Bushard. ~ s
Observation-Disclosures has been sold byDr.
Ray to Mr.. La Belle of the Kasota Times.
The new proprietor will put in his own
plant, instead of having the paper print
ed at st. Peter as heretofore.
A new lodge has been organized Ii
Springfield. 1t is known as the Royal
Neighbors of America and is open only
to members CT the Modern Woodmen
camps and their female relatives. Among
the officers are many former New Ulm-
ties. i =
Frank Buggert has sold his saloon
stock in Sleepy Eye to Robert File o.
Morgan. Buggert will soon leave fol
the Klondike.
Judge Webber has issued an order re.
quiring Redwood county to pay to F. A
Osberg, village marshal of Winthrop
$50 horse thief bounty, on account OF
the latter having ARRESTED VIM. Wilson
who stole horse from, a farmer in I'm
derwood or Granite Rock last fall.-Red
wood Gazette.
F. A. BreitkreutZ will sever his con
nection with the bank and after few
weeks visit with relatives in Springfield d
and Minneapolis will leave for Seattle
l-Lamberton Star.
Geo. Jauss has sold his store at Nc
Cleary to Metzendinger & Wittenfeller
Jauss will remove to st. Paul.
Sebastian Wagner has bought the Gus
Ibberson farm in Home for $500.
Walter Hagen, son of Banker Hagen
of Sleepy Eye, was one of the competi.
tors for the West Point cadetship at Her
on Lake in February and on Wednesday
he received message from Congress
man McCleary Informing him of his ap
pointment as alternate. He has also
been ordered to Fort Smelling for furth
or o> animation -z,...s:
Geo.Irwln Of Prairieville has purchased
a farm near Lake Preston, South Dakota
and will leave for there about Marcel
i Goth. Irwin has in recent years beer
one of the most prominent populists O
the county.
! After visiting the State Farm q few
days ago, Anton Ouren, one of the bi,
dairymen of the county, invested in ,
tread-power cream separat He ha
already informed the manager of tn,
Harska creamery that here after he vii
bring cream instead of milk to the cream
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Won Hagen ant
Mrs. O. w. Hagen have gone south on
visit. They go as far south as New Or
leans.
The Olsen mercantile stock at Colder
has been sold to Albert Peterson 8,
Springfield.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
]. Cutting Of Home last Tuesday or OF
Washington's Birthday. Better buy al,
other farm, John.
Hans Moen Of Albin has been at Min
neapolis for couple Of weeks, undergo
ing treatment for his eyes.
Carl Olstad, Of Lake Hanska, has
about concluded 70 begin farming il
Redwood county. Mr.. Olstad is q grad.
uate Of the State Farm School.
The new hotel which Jos. Bier viii
erect il Sleepy Eye will cost IN the
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