New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-05
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a son was born to Dr.. and Mn. Lipp
on Sunday.
Geo. Doster was down from Lamber-
ton Monday and yesterday.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bishof on Wednesday. q.
Mayor Pau Of Mankato transacted
legal business here Thursday.
DR.. Pucklitsch Of Sleepy Eye had pro-
fessional business here Monday.
Adolph Nellie visited with Druggist
Palmer al Gibbon last Saturday.
The ladies Of the Turnverein are ar
ranging for masked ball on the 22nd.
Edward Guth went to Minneapolis
last week to visit his brother and sister.
New Ulm's mannfa featuring institutions
give employment to close onto 800 men.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Skim
ner is dangerously i'll at her home in this
city.
Mrs. Webber entertained her brother,
Mr. Garvin, and her niece, of Garden
City, last week.
The Review acknowledges the receipt
of handsome calendars from the Hauen-
stein Brewing Co. and the Eagle mill.
The members of the Lutheran congre-
cation on Monday elected Henry schroer
and Herman Engelbert as new trustees.
Prof. Critchett attended the annual re-
union of the Minnesota graduates of
Dartmouth College at St. Paul last week.
Sheriff Anderson made the statement
yesterday that he had firmly determined
not to be a candidate fol denomination
next fall. H..
Standing room was at a premium at
Union Hall Monda; evening. The s'sci-
entifc lecture was evidently what
caught 'em. e-s. y.
The subject of Mr.. Buzzell's lecture
next Sunday morning will be ''The Three
Graces." In the evening he will speak
at Springfield.
Henry Crone will soon vacate tie
basement of the Schell building and es-
tablish his Office in the refrigerator near
the water tower. -
Last year F. Aufderheide manufact-
ured close onto e,0s3,O0o brick, besides
a large amount Of thing. He employed
on the average twenty men,. I
VIM. E. Somerville has sold farm Of
100 acres in Home township to the Ber-
trands for $500. MIR. Someryillc has
in turn purchased farm near Raymond
E. p. Bertrand would not accept the
caucus nomination for mayor in Sleepy
Eye. Mr.. Palmer, the former commits.
sioner, was put into the race in his stead
The St. James Plaindealer has beer
sold by Editor Lynch to G.. J. Keenar
of New Paynesville. The retiring edi,
tor will join forces with his brother Of
the journal.
The New Years dance at Turner Hal
under the auspices of the Firemen wa!
the most successful ball held in New
Ulm for years. The hall was LITERAL,
crowded, and yet the management wa
excellent.
At the Golden Gate Hall next Satur
day evening, the Golden Gate Dramati,
Company will present short drama en-
titled s..Bread on the Waters Tn
Sleepy Eye Mandolin Club will furnish
music for the occasion.
At the meeting of the state educator
in St. Paul last week Prof. Hess o
Sleepy Eye was elected secretary Of th,
high school section and also membe
of the science committee. Supt. Scher
er was reelected president of the count.
superintendent section.
The steel tower of the Marshall water
works system collapsed last week. /
was 10 feet high and in its fall caused
great commotion. It is thought tina
the accident was caused by someon,
shooting rifle ball through the tank
causing the water to escape and form !,
heavy body Of ice.
At . city caucus IN Sleepy Eye 3. p
Bertrand, the former auditor, was nomi,
mated for mayor. Grant Bfambel will
oppose him. Nominations for aldermen
were given TO Anton Stefen, VIM. Mel.
lentin and Hans Mogensen, aud for
clerk and treasurer to Geo. Glotzbach
and Lars Mogensen. Ii the caucus
Frank Rinke received g votes for CLERK
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