New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-06
The Local
News Of
s..
the Week.

-. e lllO vOUNs
Court will adjourn today.
Miss Nettie Haag of St. Paul is the
guest of Miss Tonic Crone.
Marshal Klause has rented the Muel-
Ter house on second North Street.
Maria Hess of this city has been grant
ed Widows pension of $12 month.
Prof. Mohr was the speaker at a pa
triotic picnic at College Heights on Mon
day.
John Junker, a West Newton farmer
of thi1ty-four years, died early IN the
week.
DR.. Adams of Morgan and DR.. Schleg-
Of of Redwood Falls were here last We'd
nesdaY.
The marriage of Miss Ida Jenning and
Mr.. August Rhode of Eden occurred last
Tuesday.
H. G. Hays OF Sleepy Eye received
twelve votes for secretary of state in the
late Republican convention.
Judge Weber will hold special
term of court at Redwood Falls next
| week, commencing On the 18th.
The jury in the KALI case returned a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff OF ST.
$50. The case will be appealed.
Mrs. Capt. George and daughter,
Helen, will leave for Michigan next week
to enjoy visit with relatives and friends.
The plan for the Turner Hall which
was drawn by Architect Hers was the
one which was accepted by the commit
tee.
Edward C. Popp spent the latter part
of the week 1T Omaha, viewing the ex-
position sights. he returned to New Ulm
|Sunday afternoon.
Henry Behnke, who is keeping books
for St. Paul wholesale firm during the
summer vacation, came home Saturday
to remain over the Fourth.
Fred Schmid has returned to his home
in Springfield from Colorado after al
absence of several menths. he is ap
parentlY much improved in health.
The banks are the only institutions il
the city thus far to secure revenue stamp
and their supply has been exceedingly
limited, sufficiently so to inconvenien
business.
The Lake Crystal and New Ulm club
contested for the $50 purse put up b
the Agricultural Society On Monda,
and Lake Crystal won. The score We
IA to II.
The St. Joseph's Society of this cit
|. was represented at the celebration in S
Peter last Wednesday by thirty .one (
d its members, and the West Newton soc!
re ETY. by thirty-three.
It is now understood that Senate
French's new position is that of spe
ial deputy revenue collector and that
may hold the Office only during the pc
iod of the war revenue tax.
DR.. McFadden, formerly a dentist
- this city, came down from Duluth Su
day to Join his wife and children vi
have been visiting here for several wee
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen.
The summer training school opens
&c. this city next Monday. The INSTRUCT
MT will be Profs. Schmitz of Albert Lea a
Schmidt of Jackson and Miss Pierce
. St. Paul. The attendance promises
b. be large. a.
s.: $; Jos. Epple has resigned his positi
nd in the Eagle mill Offices and formed
&c partnership with Frank Schnoberich
~: the meat market business. The new Fl
to will hold forth in the Epple building
zee North Minnesota street.
In IS
TO Private Gehrkes of Company A, y
70 was left behind when the Minnesota r
sr iments moved to Chickamauga, is n
y, at his home in Sleepy Eye. Ever ST
:: -: the departure Of the troops Gehrke
by been receiving good medical treatm
tu. at Fort Smelling.
ice The following ministers assisted in
liz conduct of the Methodist camp meet
mi III Ridgely !: Presiding Elder Koerner
lis and Revs. Krienke of New Ulm, Stei
all Of Sleepy Eye, Meierbachtel Of Spri
fe- field, Pfeiffer of Morgan, Rabe Of Be
1te Hertzler of St. Paul and Reid of Fair
on, - 3. u s&1SS 3sas@a3l
18th II The New Ulm banks received i
r first installment of revenue stamps e.