New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

tect Hers.
a new boiler will soon be put into the
electric light station. q
Local banks are not paying over three
per cent on deposits at present.
Henry Keller and family will occupy
the Kiesling residence on Broadway.
The family Of F. W. Hauenstein re-
turned from St. Paul Friday evening.
Chris. Heller has returned from Ore
gon, where he had been spending the
winter.
Editor Armin Petry of the Post tram
sacted business in the Capitol City Sat
urday. s3...s 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauser of St. Paul
spent Sunday here with the family Of
Col. .Pfaender., y@..s1. i. , ...5
VIM. Winkelmann will enlarge his
Broadway residence by the addition Of
second story.
John Gareis of Milford has moved in
to town and will assist Janitor Schmidt
at the courthouse. -. .s..s
Miss Minnie Holmberg, who has been
studying millinery styles in St. Paul, re-
turned home yesterday. .-
Gottlieb E1serbeck Jr. of this CITY and
Miss Barbara Carols of Milford will be
married in the near future.
Miss Meta Kiesling has accepted a
position as trimmer in the Bendixen
millinery store at Springfield.
Crone Bros. will begin the work of
putting in new front in their depart
ment stores in about two weeks.
Miss Lillian Klossner came home from
Mortified last week to be present at the
silver wedding celebration of her parents.
John Seimann of CORTLAND lost a fin
ger from his right hand last week. Cause
intimate acquaintance with circular
saw. =.
John F. Neumann will occupy the
Doehne building after April 1st and un-
til the Improvements in his own store
are completed.
The proposed changes in the post of
fee building will be made next month.
The building will be extended and
another story added. j. p E.
A. W. Bingham paid visit Of inspec-
ton last week to the elevators along the
Northwestern road in which the firm OF
Bingham Bros. are interested.
john Burke, who was once an engi-
neer on Northwestern train running
through this city, renewed acquaintance
here on Monday. He is now STATIONED
at Mankato. .l....
At regular meeting Of the TURNER.
Elm on Saturday evening, Chas. Moerbit7
was elected as janitor of the hall to sue.
coed Henry Keller, resigned. The vote
was divided between J. H. Strasser, Emil
Setter and Fred Hofer. =
A new plate glass front will be put
into the Hornburg building this spring
With the, Improvements contemplated
by Chas. Stuebe, J. F. Neumanp, Crone
Bros. and DR.. Strlckler, that block will
easily be the finest in the city.
| Christian Ahlness of Lake Hanska has
| written the Review letter in which be
protests against the use Of his name ir
connection with the nomination fol
sheriff. He says that under no circum
stances will he become a candidate.
Ringing Bros circus will hereafte
exhibit exclusively in the eastern states
filing the field Of the Barnum. Bale,
show which IS now in England. TIL,
Rlnglings have purchased the Burr Rob
ms circus and with that will cover thu
western States It will strike New Uln
in June OF July.
County Supt. Runck has already is
sued circulars, announcing the dates Q
the summer training school in this city
The school will lie held in the Uniol
building for four weeks, commen.in,
July | 1th. The conductor will be Prof
w. J.sSchmitz of Albert Lea and his as
sistants Prof. Schmjtt Of jackson AMI
Miss Florence Pierce Of st. Paul.
Engelbert Wagner, q respected either
Of Home township, died on Saturday a
the age of ffty-seven. Mr.. Wagner hae
been q resident Of this county since 1866
and that he was universally esteemed wa.
attested by the large concaurse Of people
who attended his funeral yesterday. The
ceremonies at the burial were conducted
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