New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-06
Edward Gieseke succeeds Jos. Epple
in the Offices Of the Eagle mill.

MIS-. Geo. Helgert had one OF neT aIMs
broken in two places in runaway last
week. 81
The revenue tax on one Of the legal
papers drawn up in this city last week
amounted to SIC.
Mrs. Kellermann of WatertowH, Wis
cons1n, arrived here Friday to visit for
time with her SOB.
Lawyer Young OF Gibbon is candi-.
date for county attorney of Sibley coun-
ty to succeed Ed. Huebner.
Mrs. F. II. Behnke has been enjoying
visit from her mother, Ms. Trimmings
of St. Peter, the past few days.
J.H. Sigel went to Lake Washington
in LIE Sueur county Sunday afternoon to
spend few days fishing for bass.
DR.. Peterson of Northwood, South
Dakota, was in the city Saturday. Dr..
Peterson's former home was in Gibbon.
Editor Brandt, Register Pfaender and
Hon. Hy. Heimerd1nger made political
visit to Sleepy Eye Thursday afternoon.
From the receipts of their recent pic
mic the Foresters sent $40 to Company
4 and $40 to each of the Forester men,
bers thereof.
Chas. Hauser and wife and Henry Held
and wife were among the St. Pau peo-
pie who enjoyed the Fourth with friends
IN New Ulm.
L. E. Fritsche, the Empire Mill engi-
neer, has resigned in order to accept the
agency at Lambertor for the. Advance
Thresher Co. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericks of st. An
thony Park have been visiting at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Zleker, for several days. -
Prof. Critchett and D. A. Grusendor
left Sunday afternoon to attend the Ma
tlonal Education convention in Wash
l ington. Miss Thomas Joined them a
Mankato.
Treasurer Lankard of Redwood coun
ty, formerly of New Ulm, made tn
speech nominating McClea1Y IN tie Re
publican congressional convention a
e Mankato last week.
Herman Zuhlsdorf, Sleepy Eye boy
was badly wounded by the explosion Q
toy cannon few days ago. Peop]
n should know better than to allow thei
IS children to play with these dangeror
y things.
~ A business change occurred last wee
whereby Fred Engelbert steps out {
IS the firm of Kretsch s. Engelbert and
y succeeded by his brother, Herman. II
=, retiring member OF the firm will mo'
as to Minneapolis.
John F. Neumann spent portion
ty the week in the Twin Cities. Viii
It. there he contracted tor steel ceilil
OF for his new store, novelty by the WI
l. in New Ulm, and withal creditab
move Oh the part of Mr.. Neumann.
VI Col. Baasen was at Milwaukee IL
- week during the semi-centennial ce]
ne bration of Wisconsin's admission to stat
i hood. The Colonel says that at lei
100000 strangers were present in the
in ty during the two days that he was the
NJ Chas. Schwartz of Home township f
~ from scaffold while shingling hot
ms on Friday and had one of the bones
his right leg fractured. In the event
IN he was brought to the hospital in t
ors city where the injured limb was treat
nd by DR.. Stricken. 60. -4.. i
VI Otto Flito, q farm la5orer who !
20 been making his home in Lafayette
late, was arrested recently by She
lon Block and taken to st. Peter. The cha
against him was serious one-that
IN indecent assault upon Theresa Seiz
nm q domestic in the home of William w
on ner-and inasmuch as he could give
q satisfactory explanation for his condt
vho Justice Miller bound him over to
Il 49, p 4 i {
Egg grand jury in the sum OF $500. Be
low unable to furnish bail he will remain
nee Jail until November. 5
has Two weddings occurred in Mank
tent during the week, the announcement
which will be Of interest to the peopl
the Brown county. The contracting pal
ling to one Of these pleasant events were !
and Marie Flittie and Mr.. Alfred Schulz
liner Texas. The home of the brides par,
ins- is on the line between Lake Hanska
tho, Watoawan county. The parties in
eRfs - =. li,o.x D Ufor, -,