New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-21
The democratic and peoples party
will be held here tomorrow.


The regiment will leave here for home
tomorrow morning over the Northwest
ern.
The Herald reports the birth Of 8 son
to Mr.. and Mrs. 5. g. Davis Of Sleepy
Eye.
DR.. Koehne Of Lamberton was in the
city Monday. He says he intends to To-
cate here. ..8
Fred Mueller resumed his studies at
the Shattuck school in Faribault last
Thursday. AZ
John Stuetz has sold his residence pro-
perty in this city to Mr.. Hofschild Of
Sleepy Eye for 81 100.
The Democrats Of Blue Earty county
have nominated Henry Himmelmann
for sheriff and Chas. Dietz for treasurer.
Emil Buenger went to Chicago We'd
nesday to attend the wedding of his
brother Charles, which occurs on the
21st.
Mrs. Setter and Mrs. johnson left for
Cincinnati Thursday afternoon. They
will also visit in Detroit and southern
Illinois. II
Mrs. Anna Maidl, who has been a res
ident of New Ulm for fifteen years past,
died on Wednesday at the age of seven
tY-four.
Arthur Thorn, who was a private i'll
Company A, was taken seriously sick
while enjoying his furlcugh at Nicollet
last Wednesday, and had to be brought
to the hospital at New Ulm.
The Andrews Opera Company will be
at Union Hall next Tuesday evening.
The demand for seats has been large and
the old favcrites will undoubtedly re-
ceiye the greeting they deserve.
1t. Buschers is still improving at
Lexington, but now that his wife is at
his bedside, be will not be brough home
until It will be perfectly safe to do So
not for two OF three weeks at least.
The citizens of Winthrop came over
with band Saturday evening, secured
the Union Hall and treated the whole
regiment to refreshments and lunch.
It was a friendly act that the people Of
New Ulm should long remember.
Chas. Spencer, who completed thir-
ty day sentence in the county Jail for
stealing at Springfield was released on
Saturday. Sunday morning he stole a
robe and mack1ntosch from Roos' livery
barn and went up for thirty days more.
Rev. II. B. Sandmeyer of the church
of St. Elizabeth in Minneapolis will be
the successor of Rev. Schroeder in this
city. The latter will leave for Luxem-
burg about the first of October, and the
members of his congregation are now ar
ranging to give him proper farewell.
If John Lind is as strong in the state
as he was two years ago, Ramsey county
will elect (which is not an opinion
but statement of fact. That he il
stronger in the state will be conceded By
all the people who have the least claim
to knowledge of state politics.--St. Pau
Globe.
Martin Penn1ng of Home township
received as many premiums as any hor
Iticultural exhibitor. at the State Fair
He received third on Cheney plums
first on Rockfords, first on Surprise, sec
ond on Weavers, first on Wyatts anG
third on Seeding to equal OF excel The
De Sofa.
Lars Frede1icksou, the we'll known
Golden farmer, died last Tuesday. Mr.
IFrederlckson was one of the most sue
cessful farmers in Brown county. Pro
gressive and industrious, he managed t
accumulate large estate, and it is to bt
deeply regretted that he could not live
to enjoy the reward of his labors,
The Dispatch says that Auditor Voge
was in Sleepy Eye Thursday and saw thu
Board Of Education about that error By
which the district lost the use Of some
| thing like S. 600 for nearly year. MI
lVogel said he would fix the matter u
satisfactorily to the district that no on,
| should lose . penny through an error Q
/ his.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Guth Of this cit,
received the sad news from Fond du Lac
/ Wisconsin, last Wednesday, that theil
toldest son, William, had fallen from Al
Elevator on which he was doing som,
cornice work and received injuries from
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