New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-18
Chas. Il. Roos was here Friday and

Chas. =. Roos was here Friday and
Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. Louis Buenger are At
Chicago this week visiting their son.
Miss Josie Pfaender has been spend.
ling the week with her sisters in St.Paul.
n Mrs. Grimmer has presented the Luth-
eran church society with 9 fine baptls-
NAL font. !. -s. 5..}
Mrs. ]. 81. Schapekahm went to Mil
waukee last week to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Landwehr. /. 3s .= .z..
Otto Schell and wife heard Melba and
the Damrocsh Opera Co. at Minneapolis
Saturday evening.
Judge Ernst Brandt is now self
confessed candidate for the fusion nomi-
nation for judge of probate. 5s*5 S
Mrs. Kuehn, widow, died at the hos
pital Saturday after several months Of
illness. Her home was at Springfield.
| Donations Of flowers for the decora-
ton of soldiers graves will be, received
at Turner Hall up to two o'clock of the
afternoon of the Goth. s. ,. &
/, Geo. Koch has severed his connections
with the clothing store of Crone Bros.
and is now initiating himself in dentis-
try as a pupil of Dr.. Bell.
Mrs. Kroschel of sanborn has been
visiting here the past week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hansing. On Sunday
she was joined by her husband.
| J. Adam Bede was interviewed BY
Review representative Saturday. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the Republican
nominee would be either Van SAINT or
Clough. r ~ !
1t. John Lind is one of the most pop
ular men at Camp Ramsey, his tentrbe-
ing the first place sought by visitors
from all parts of the state.-Albert Lea
Standard. " '.
The people Of St. Paul offered Col.
Bobleter the money for regimental
flag, but he was compelled to decline it.,
that honor, he said, having been reserved
for New Ulm.
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The New Ulm Launch Club will sup
ply the Alcantara with new four horse.
power gasoline engine. The two horse
power engine used now is not strong
enough for heavy loads.
Andrew J. Eckstein has definitely de-
termined to give his store new front
this season. The plate glass in the win
dows as they are at present will be used
in the new Mueller building.
Jacob Hindermann of Ridgely was in
the city Thursday on his way home from
St. Peter. Jake has two sons in the
United States army at present and is on
ly kept by age from enlisting himself.
| In the neighborhood Of three hundred
people occupied the Minneapolis & St,
Louis excursion coaches as they pulled
out of here Sunday morning. This num-
Der was doubled by the time the train
arrived at Minneapolis, and when the re.
turn was made in the evening seats were
at premium for almost the entire trip
! Friday morning Bill Terhofter and
John Schliemann of CORTLAND and John
Maresch of Redstone were brought be.
fore Justice Jacobs and charged, upon
complaint of Constable Geiger, with
having exploded dynamite in the Min.
nesota river for the purpose of killing
and catching fish. The guilt of Terhof-
ter and Schliemannr was easily proven
and each was fired $50 and costs, amount
ing in all to $50. Maresch claimed on
lY to have rowed the boat for the othe,
two and was released until evidence
should be secured proving further com.
plicity. The fine imposed upon Schlie.
mann and Terhofter is a heavy one, to
be sure, but it is deserved. This prac.
tice of catching fish with explosives has
been going on until it has become little
less than wanton slaughter, and it is
time therefore that the authorities made
an example of some one. If anyone
else has been guilty, they should be made
to suffer also. s.
Gustsve Donald Of Davenport and J
Adam Bede of Pine City addressed ar
audience Of fifty people at Union Hal
!. Saturday evening. Donald's address
was purely sound money speech
something the people are not especially
interested in hearing at this time Of the
year, and the orator, though fine one
labored under the disadvantage Of hav.
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