New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-11

Mankato today.
Geo. Biebel has entered the st. Paul
school Of pharmacy. III
The New Ulm Roller Mill was started
up again last week. ...5
VIM. Koch is confined to his home.
with an attack Of erysipelas.
sOtte Wicherski, the Ellsworth teach
er, was in town for short while Friday
Christian Filzen Jr. and Miss Maggie
Hubbard will be married next Wednes-
day. [
Out of IS members of Company A
who we're examined only six were re-
jected.
DR.. F. W. Fritsche returned from
Chicago, after four weeks stay, on
Wednesday,. r.. .
:. Joseph Matsch of West Newton has
been committed to the asylum for insane
DIT OC. refer. = z. Es5
Hy. Gugisberg, the Gibbon banker,
was in the city: Sunday, a guest at the
home of Jacob Klossner.
DR.. A. W. Daniels, the veteran St.
Peter physician, was here the 'forepart
of the week in consultation with DR..
Weiser. .->.. u. 49,. l.. ~ -.
The Nlcollet County Telephone Co.
has tiled articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state. The company's
capital is $4,000. -
- W. +. Eibner, a member of Company
A, has been appointed drum major of
the Twelfth Regiment band with the
rank of sergeant.
Sven J. Lundholm of Belgrade died
last Wednesday. Lundholm was one of
New Ulm's defenders during the Indian
troubles of 1862. r.
The district Christian Endeavor Con-
vention will be held at Mapleton on the
3rd, 18th and 9Th of June. Dwight Now
cry of this city will read paper on
"Loyalty."
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial Union will be held at Geb-
ser's Hall Friday evening. Matters of
Importance may come up, and it is essen
tial that the attendance should be large.
The new addition to Union Hall, now
under construction, will increase the
length of the building by twenty-five
feet. The stage as we'll as the auditori-
um will be enlarged by this improve
ment. =
The village council of Springfield has
decided to put in new system of cleo
trio lights. The change is rendered nee
essary by the defective condition of the
present system. A complete incandes-
cent system will be tried this time.
The fact that Mr.. Lind has but one
hand made it necessary for the examin-
ing board at Camp Ramsey to refer the
matter to the war department at Wash
ington. Upon request of Senator Davis
Secretary Alger at once issued special
order admitting Mr.. Lind to the service.
| John Hauenstein and wife returned
from their southern trip Friday. Mr..
Hauenstein was in Chicago when the
first news of Dewey's victory arrived and
the demonstration, he says, was simply
remarkable. Every whistle, bell and
cannon in the whole city was brought
into action at once. ~
At the first rifle shoot on Sunday the
following was the score out of possible
$50 on the ring target: Chas. Hauen-
stein, 1877; John Hauenstein Jr., 1854
VIM. Pfaender, 1874 Paul Voss, 149; 81
ANIME, 145; John Lila, 145; E. Brandt
1888; Fred Brust, 116; g. Goetsch, 1O6
Ernst Brandt Jr., 81; Chas. Brust, 80
H. Gebser, 60. On the man target, pos.
! sible 100, the score was as follows: Lii.
la, rs; Pfaender, 81; Voss, So; Chas
Hauenstein, 60; ANIME, So.
The naptha launch Of the New Ulm
Launch Club was christened Sunday af.
ternoon. After brief address by Edi
tor Johnson, Elsa Fritsche, the little
daughter of DR.. Z. A. Frltsche, who il
president OF the club, broke bottle 81
champagne over the prov of the gallant
little craft and christened her ssAlcan,
tara This ceremony having been per
formed, the ladies' who we're present
we're given trip around the island and
the little boat given test that elected
admiration from all.
/ Col. Bobleter on Monday, says the st