New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-04

news OF
the Week.
Mat Burg, the Nicollet cattle buyer.
was in the city Monday.
Chas. Hauenstein made business trip
to the Twin Cities yesterday.
DR.. Hirsch has been spending the past
few days with St. Paul friends.
A telephone has recently been placed
in the lumber office of Peter Scherer.
I. Summer6eld left for Duluth yester-
day to spend a few days with friends.
Chas. L. Roos of Minneapolis tran
sacted business here Frida y and Saturday.
Jacob Klossner returned from weeks
trip through the Dakotas on Wednesday.
Contractor Hers has the contract for
the construction of F. H. Behnke's Lew
residence.
Mrs. Fred Setter and son left Florida
early last week for home. Sunday was
spent at Chicamauga.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
IF. W. Haucnstein Saturday morning.
Mother and child are both we'll.
Ernst Hoehne, who has been working
in the Gluth shop at Morgan, returned
to his home in this city Saturday.
The sewerage question, together with
the petition aud remonstrance, were
presented to the council last evening.
VIM. Klimmeck of South Dakota was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Klimmeck was
formerly teacher in our public schools.
Albert Oswald has resigned as day
operator at the Northwestern passenger
depot and is succeeded by VIM. j. Nc
Hale.
I Next week the Review will publish
some genuine Pennsylvania Dutch poet.
ry. 1t will be interesting reading fol
everybody.
Mrs. G. Baltrusch and son of Gibbo1
were in the city Thursday taking leave
of relatives in Company A before thei
departure for St. Paul.
A telegram received from St. Paul OF
Saturday states that Company A viii
most likely be kept at the State Fal
grounds for the next three ks.
The two Redwood Falls boys VIII
- were held to the grand jury on tn
= CHI arge of tagging Chinese laun
II dryman were indicted last week for as
sault.
Ferd. Crone was IN the Capitol Cit
Thursday. He was offered the positio
of quartermaster sergeant but could nc
~ not see his way clear to accept, much q
he would like to.
Among the bills passed by the senat
: last Wednesday was one introduced
- the house by Congressman McClear
of providing for pension Of IS a mont
be for Maria E. Hess of this city.
Commissioner Augustine brought Mel
olas Herdle Of Burnstown to the hosp
, tai in this city early in the week. Hend
is eighty-four years of age, and wi
l spend the remainder of his days at TIL
institution.
The st...Peter Herald is authority f
. the statement that VIM. Webster wi
dispose of his mercantile business
DIV Gibbon and that he will engage in Il
tor banking business at New Ulm with Pet
Manderfeld as his partner.
" State Insurance Commissioner Dear
". has completed the apportionment of Il
Try m oney to be paid by the state 10 t
ath various Firemen's Relief Association
n, and out of a total of $33, 867.35, t
lie. NEW OlH dSSOC1dLlOu IcCClSCS %1Oflf
re John Mallgren of st. Peter was he
5 "a last week for the purpose of consulti
Sc Mr.. Lind relative to an election conte
e ol Upon returning to St. Peter he fled 4
ersl tlce of contest for the seat of Alderm
,ng Snyder, his opponent in the recent ell
the ton. 1880.
het VIM. E. Koch and Chas. Stuebe Jr.
uld this city and:Mr. Phillips of Pierre,
cal members of the Minnesota and Dakt
ort- = 49,. 81
BOD Cattle Co., will leave for Arizona tod
; ms or tomorrow to round up several hu
ase dred head of cattle for the ranch z.
. of Pierre. s.
ifn1 The marriage Of Miss Retzlaff, daug
/. IT or of Go%ffr;o1 ot11aff snf (!nftnnwn.