New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-23
with them for points in Iowa and the

lowing:
The proposed line will, to some ex-
tent, cut into the Minneapolis & St.
Louis territory as suggested, but the
more obvious purpose of the Northwest
ern is to secure more direct outlet
towards the south for the business which
it accumulates on it's two main South
Dakota lines, which separate at Tracy
ab"uttwenty- five miles west Of Sanborn,
and thence diverge, covering large part
of the state. AS it now is, traffic from
these lines, to get south into Iowa, must
take roundabout course through New
! Ulm, St. Peter, Mankato and Lake Crys-
tai, where junction is made with the
Iowa line running through Blue Earth
City. The new line would save, per.
haps, fifty miles haul. The proposition
is quite in keeping with the policy Of
the North western to build lines from the
Dakotas southeast, rather than northeast
| toward Minneapolis.
DR.. Hirsch has discontinued his week
ly visits to St. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen visited Min
neapolis friends Wednesday.
Hugo Rehfeld of Fairfax has been
here for several days on visit.
There will be a Thanksgiving ball al
Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
Frank A. Sommer and Miss Emma
Schroeder of Lafayette have been licensed
to wed.
Ed. Weaver of Mankato has been ap
pointed state agent for the Case Thresh
ing Engine Co.
John R. Bowen, who recently sold hi!
store in CORTLAND to Herman Drill, will
locate in Mankato.
John Haenze came up from Beacons-
field, Iowa, last week to attend the mar
rage of his sister.
District court for Nicollet county con
vened at St. Peter yesterday morning
Judge Weber is presiding.
Attorney Eckstein transacted lega
business before the Renville county
court at Beaver Falls last week.
Norman Lind, Peter johnson an(
Frank Webber are home from the State
University to spend Thanksgiving.
Finlay Gray, the notorious Fairfa,
banker, Was declared bankrupt b,
Referee Flittie at Mankato last week.
Two strangers by the names of Magil
and Marsh are serving an eight days
sentence in the county jail tor drunken
ness.
The schools of MINNESOTA contributed
, $500 to the Lafayette monument fund
OF this the New Ulm schools raise,
SASS.
In attempting to cross Lake Hansk
on the ice few days ago Thomas KEEL
shus, young man of thirty years, wa
+ drowned.
H. G. Warnke, the well-known Spring
field citizen, has purchased harnes
snop at Lamberton and will conduct til
business personally.
A. F. Madlener of Chicago and Cha
L. Roos Of Minneapolis were here frol
!, Saturday till Monday on business col
nected with the New Ulm Roller Mi
Co.
The grand jury of Redwood count
failed to lndict Jacob Jacobsen, who w
arrestedjin.. Nicollet couple of weel
. ago Oh a charge of embezzlement, ar
the man is now at liberty.
COL Pfaenhel left for Cincinnati Il
latter part If the week. While there
, will attend the golden jubilee of tt
Cincinnati Turnge melnde of which
. was one of the original founders.
, The German comedy at Turner Ha
next Sunday evening will be one of tt
4 best ever presented here by local talen
= The title of the piece is ode Orien
! reise" and it sparkles throughout Wi
n wit and genuine surprises. ~
r The Christian Endeavor Society VI
;; hold shook social" at the home of D
i Hirsch this evening at eight O'clock.
!. is the desire that those who attend shou
y wear something indicating the title of
a book. a collection will be taken.
n John Lind and James Gray will be Il
= guests of honor at banquet to be CIV
?: IN Minneapolis on the 16th-of Decemb
e by the State League of Democratic Clul
y The committee of arrangements is hea
"a | ed bv W. H. Daniel William BaldW