New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-18

appolnteu 10 sell shares, consisting CT
Messrs. Carlson, Malmberg, Wager, Hag-
berg, Wild, Samuelson, Nelson and John
son.
After initiating twenty new members
the Workmen of Sleepy Eye gave ban
quet last Tuesday evening which was at
tended by nearly three hundred people.
Hon. G. R. Davis of St. Peter has been
elected captain Of newly organized mi
litia company in that city.
Louis Arhard and Miss Leona Strata,
both Of West Newton, will be married
today. -
Lester Rollins and Fred Bager, the
Redwood Falls boys, who andbagged
the Chinese laundryman, Hal Wing,
pleaded guilty before Judge Webber
last week and were fined $25 each.
Mrs. Elizabeth Randall of Sleepy
Eye has been granted widows pension
of So month.
Geo. Bastian of Ridgely and Andrew
Jenson of Brighton have been drawn as
Jurors for the coming term of the q.
S. Court at Winona on the 7th of June.
Ole Peterson of Brighton was in town
Friday. Mr.. Peterson is an avowed can
didate for the nomination for represen-
tative and will undoubtedly succeed in
landing the plum.
Andrew Kempe tie Gustavus
Adolphus college at St. Peter has been
elected to the position of instructor In
the Danv1lle Military Institute of Dan
vile, Virginia. Mr.. Kempe has many
friends ia New Ulm who will be glad to
learn of his advancement.
Ceylon Ward, who was indicted 5y the
Redwood county grand jury for shooting
Deputy Sheriff Simpson at Belview, was
acquitted last week. Simpson had been
shot in the leg duling row that arose
over dispute regarding certain cattle
deal between Simpsons brother and the
accused.
The Sleepy Eye fire department Will
be represented at the Chaska convention
by Chief Grundme,er and Secretary
Steinke.
Miss Helen Hanson will leave SPRING
field soon for Washington state, there to
meet her future husband, John johnson
of Glenwood. -.
The Winthrop News records the birth
of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bushard. ~.
The large barn on the farm of Hubert
Hillesheim in Stark was DESTROYED by
fire Sunday evening, together with all
of its contents, including oats, hay, eight
horses and a large number of calves.
The loss is placed at over $4,000, but
this is partly covered by insurance.
Rev. Rice, the Congregational minis
Ter at Springfield, will locate in Colora.
do. He leaves Springfield On the 5th of
next month. E
DR.. Rothenburg, the Springfield ply
sician, was in town yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Westpahl
of Buffalo, New York, and VIM. Drill of
Courtland occurred at the latter place
last Thursday.
| A man was brought down from Spring
field Sunday afternoon who had every
appearance of having seen rough treat
ment. He refused to give his name, OF
talk of his condition, but this much was
learned by inquiry among others. On
Saturday night he had visited camp of
questionable character outside of the ci-
ty limits, and there he got into quar-
rel over female. AS result, someone
stabbed him three times, but such was
his drunken condition at the time that
he could not tell who dealt the blews.
His wounds are all bad ones. Once the
knife passed between his ribs and ent-
cred his left lung. Another large cash
was found on the left side of his abdo-
men and still another across his shoul-
der. No arrests have been made, because
Of the mans inability to name the author
of the deed. s
/ Fred Berdan and Miss Sophia Rein
hard of West Newton will be married
on the 24th. The bride is a daughter 81
Jos. Reinhar,i.
/ Andrew A. Oren Of Lake Hanska was
examined before Judge Of Probate Lan-
denschlagger yesterday and adjudged in
sane. He was committed 10 the ST. Pc.
fer hospital.
DR.. Shimonek, a St. Paul surgeon, had
professional business here yesterday.
Met cleary's pet financial bill has been
killed of by Chairman Walker Of the
currency committee. Walker says that