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

does not find it practicable to make
further changes in the destination of the
Twelfth, which, as orders now stand,
will proceed to New Ulm.
Mrs. sigel is entertaing her sister from
Wisconsin.
Rev. Buzzell will speak next Sunday
on ssTrue Greatness
The Republican county convention
will be held at Sleepy Eye next Tuesday.
There will be an extra session of the
board Of county commissioners in Octo-
Der.
Attorney Hoidale was admitted to
practice before the federal court at Man
kato last week.
Miss Beinhorn, who has been spend.
ing the summer here with her parents,
will return to Duluth today.
John Gronau, the contractor, visited
Wlnona last week on business connected
with Bingham's new residence.
DR.. Fischer was rendered an informal
farewell by number Of his friends at
Turner Hall last Saturday evening.
The Great Western Band has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the street
fair in Sleepy Eye the latter part of this
month. 81 a
Dam Wendland of this city and John
Kleine of Young America have purchased
the blacksmith shop of John Maetzold in
Gibbon.
Arguments in the case of Peterson
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company will be made before the SUI
preme court in October. e.
J. H. Riegel is back at Sleepy Eye
from his Alaskan trip, with several large
nuggets of experience, as one of the &C.
counts says, but none of gold.
Auditor Norton of the American Ex-
press Company was in the city over
Sunday. He was accompanied by his
father, whose home IS at Waseca.
One of chief attractions in town the
past week has been the military window
display of John F. Neumann. It is alike
interesting, historical and ingenious.
A little son of Fred Williams was bit
in the cheek by dog belonging to
Frank Baasen Sunday evening. The
wound, however, is not at all serious.
W. R. Hodges has been selected as a
member of the Peoples Party congress
sional committee for this county. At
torney Clark of Mankato is the chairman.
R. G. Blassingame, inspector of brands
fol the Chicago stock yards, was in the
city from Saturday till Monday. H. D.
Flxen, Morgan cattle buyer, was also
here.
"a Night at the Circus" is travesly
on circus life and with all OF its scenic
productions, paraphanalia and specialties
affords no end Of fun. At the Union
Hall next Sunday evening.
There is move on foot among the
the New Ulm republicans to give the
nomination for register Of deeds to Fred
Vogelpohl, who taught school last year
at Green Bay, Wisconsin. Y
W. Eibner and John Dengler Lave the
contract for furnishing bread for the
Twelfth regiment during the stay in this
city. Eibner will furnish 800 loayes
and Dengler 400 loaves daily.
Mr.. Melsheimer of St. Louis vas in the
city several days this week and while
here disposed of certain property belong
ing to his father. The lot on Broadway,
corner off First North, he sold to Nagel,
Boock,.& Pullman for $1,000.
Mrs. Fred Zieske died recently at her
home near CORTLAND of consumption.
The deceased was an est;mable woman,
who, through residence N this section
of over forty years, always retained the
respect and good will of her neighbors.
Mrs. August Quense, whose husband
was. killed by the cars in April, was TAX
en- before Judge Laudenschlager Monday
morning and examined by Drs. Weiser
and Schoch. After hearing the testimo-
ny of two witnesses she was pronounced
insane and committed to the asylum at
St. Peter.
The hospital train from the Chicka-
manga and Lexington camps arrived in
st. Paul Sunday. On the train were the
following invalids from Company A.:
William Mike, and John Eichmann of
New Ulm, Robert Grant of st. James,
Chas. A. Koehne Of Sleepy Eye and G. E.