New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-02
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itor Wednesday.
=. ]. Lauermann has accepted q posi-
sitlon as salesman in Duluth.
Miss Lund is a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. "A. Eckstein.
B. A. Grossjean was home from Iowa
for few days last week visiting his
family.
Capt. Converse, state military store
keeper, was in the city Thursday and
Friday,
Deputy Marshal Redding was here
Thursday looking up witnesses for the
Stevens trial at Mankato.
The flag must float over all election
places this year under penalty of the
judges not drawing any salary.
w. P. BlackmaRn of Wlnona was IN
the city Monday securing afidavits Of
registration from the voting members Of
Company E. I'd 81,
j. G. Glere, student in the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons at Hamllne,
was guest of his friend, Einar Hoidalr,
over Sunday. .....
Ottmar Setter, the vell-known St..
Paul barber, spent a couple of days of
last week here with relatives. He was
on his way home from western hunt
ing trip.
Andrew, j. DIN, who went to Wash
ington when Mr.. Lind was in congress
and has since been holding position in
the Department of Agriculture, is home
for few days on a visit and incidental.
ly to vote. ..
Andy Stewart attempted to tell the
voters of Redwood few nights ago why
he had returned to the republican fold.
He ommitted the fact that he had been
promised the republican nomination for
the legislature two years hence.
Saturday night straw stack on Anton
Ouren's place at Linden caught fire in
some mysterious way while Mr.. Ouren
was attending the Lind meeting at the
Unitarian church. Luckily Mr.. Ouren
and his neighbors returned from the
meeting just in time to prevent serious
damage. Had they remained several
minutes more his loss would undoubt-
eddy have figured up several thousand
dollars.
According to the Adrian Guardian,
the wife of Edward George, the manag-
er of Georges Minstrels, is having a
hard run of luck. The Guardian says
Sheriff Black of Rock county was in the
city Wednesday, having in custody a
woman who purports to be the wife of
J. E. George of Georges Minstrels. The
| young woman was arrested in Luverne
upon a warrant sworn out by another
woman who claims to he the first and
only wife of Mr.. George. According to
the story Of the arrested woman she mar.
ried George two years ago in good faith
and it is said she has marriage certif.
cate to sustain her claim. She claims
also to have furnished George with con.
siderable money and that she now holds
a bill Of sale for the car in which hel
supposed husband and his company trav.
ell.
Tonight the citizens of New Ulm will
have an opportunity to witness one Of
the newest and best performance that
has ever been put on in this city. Fol
the past two weeks the soldier boys out
at Camp Mueller have been busy prac-
ticing new songs, coming new jokes and
rehearsing in general for the minstrel
performance that is to have its initial
production at Turner Hall this evening
The artists have been selected with great
care, and with such large number OF
men to select from it is needless to say
that some splendid talent has been OBJ
tanned. Prominent among the special
ties will be the acrobatic work of the
trio, Angle, Baxter and Clark. These
| gentlemen are all altlsts in their line
and will put on an act that will surprise
many. Another speciality that is sure to
make hit is the slack wire act by AL
bert Boock. Roy Woodland, the acting
drum major of the reglmental band will
amaze the audience with the baton. One
of the treats in store for the patrons of
the show will be the quartette work of
Messrs. Snyder, Bollinger, Burgess and
Ellickson. It is said of these gentlemen
that to find a finer or better arranged
quartette than they are would be diff
cult task. Another clever speciality will
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