New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-02-16

The New Ulm Roller mill will most
likely be started up again this week
General Agent Garvin Of the North
western road was in the city Wednesday.
Att,ruey F. S. Brown Of Tracy had
legal business before Judge Webber last
Thursday.
The jacob Brust building on Mime
| sofa street has been rented to Mr.. Raney.
painter from Fairfax. ~~* = <..
Francis Flynn, son OF Thos. FLYNN of
Golden Gate, has been caught by the
gold fever and will soon head for Alas
ka.
j. F. Carlson has rented the saloon of
Mat. Siebenb1unner and will occupy it
after April 10th. Mr.. Siebenbrunner re
tires on account of his health. In
| F. w. Fenske, who has been acquaint-
| ing himself with the buttermaker's trade
in this city, returned to his home IN New
Rome, Sibley county, last Friday.
The active turner's and other friends
assisted Henry Herian and Herman Ma
gel in celebrating their birthday ami
versary at the latter's home on Wednes-
day evening.
Henry Keller has concluded to retire
from the authorship of Turner Hall.
He has held the position for many
years, and, with his family, rendered the
society faithful service.
The Albany Democrat states that Miss
Dora Aftermath, Brown county gill,
has accepted the position of musical d.
rector of the Pacific College at Newburg,
town in Oregon about thirty miles
from Portland.
Sol. Woolrich, a college student, was
painfully injured about the ribs while
coasting down the Center Street hill last
Thursday afternoon. Fortunately no
bones were broken, and the injuries,
while painful. are not serious.
Chas. P. Cutting was down from Home
township Saturday. He says the senti-
ment among the Peoples Party voters
OF his section is strongly in favor of a
union of forces in 1898. similar to that
of two years ago, with Lind as the can.
didate for governor.
Ben Hopkins, negro, was brough,
down from Springfield Monday after.
noon and lodged IN Jail for term OF
ninety days, under a sentence imposed
by one of the local justices. Hopkins
otfense consisted in assaulting the mar.
shall and Others, land threatening the safe
ty of everybody he met by brandishins
an open knife, like one beside himself.
DR.. D. B. Collins of St. Peter, one Of
the best known physicians of the Mime
sofa Valley and at one time prominen
figure in Republican politics, dec or
Monday. For years he had been IN fail
ing health, but with tenacity, that chal
lenged admiration, he hung onto lift
and made trips in behalf of the sick tina
would have discouraged many a man il
stronger health. OF HIM can it be truly
said, that his life-work was noble.
| Herman Swanson, the hiled man who
disappeared from the farm of Davie
Williams in Cambria about two week.
ago, is still missing. Swanson is a mar
Of about thirty years, and when he
came to Cambria he gave it GU,
that he hal $1,000 with which he
proposed to rent a farm in the spring
He never exhibited the money and it il
not known whether he had the amount
in cash or in checks. He was not
drinking man, and when he left the Will
liams' home had some money coming
for labor performed.
"That Girl" clever musical farce
comedy in three acts will be presented
at Turner Hall next Sunday evening
the goth, by Miss Olga Lorraine and ;
merry band of farceurs. The play il
from the pen of McCutcheon, the musi,
by Marshall, the costumes by Lunier
and the whole constructed for laughing
purposes only. 1t isinterspersed through
out with beautiful music and cleve
| special:ies and will be produced will
all the effects and the same big compa
ny as In the large cities. This compan,
is guaranteed to be first. class and viii
give as good show as New Ulm has ev
er had. - .s@
i The Stoeckert case against the Mime
Iapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern, to de
termine the value of certain property
appropriated from the Stoeckert CLAY
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