New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-06

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Neither will anyone be able to explain
the almost miraculous escape Of the
drivers and team. The only injuries that
the former received were slight bruises.
A. 7. Hudson. the we'll known Albin
farmer, will pay . visit to Sweden and
Norway this spring. He sails on the
goth.
Andrew Phllipson Of Golden has
purchased eighty acres of farming land
in Prairieyille of Chris. Olson for 50 900.
Oscar Erickson has exchanged his res
idence property in Springfield fcra half
section OF land in Stately, belonging to
D. L. Keyes.
CLAUS Sunde has been elected assist
ant buttermaker at the Nelson Albin
creamery.
Thieves broke into the granary Of Mrs.
lver Hovland of New Sweden few
nights ago and stole about forty bush
els of seed wheat. The next morning a
son of Mrs. Hovland tracked the wheat
to the home of neighbor, and the st.
Peter Herald says that arrests will fol-
low shortly.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
| ry Schlottmann of Courtland on Wedpes-
day.
Jos. Bruckbauer of Sleepy Eye left on
Monday for Germany. He will visit
there until the 1st OF July.
| G. E. Schmidt, New Ulm boy, has
been elected leader of the Tracy band.
Andrew Shellum and Maurice Grotta
OF Albln are preparing to make trip
through the northern part of this state
and the Dakotas
The Lewis farm of 1870 acres in Sigel
was sold by Mr.. Skinner last week to
Mr.. Besscmer for $4,000.
The contract for the construction of
the creamery at Klossner Station has
been awarded to John and Albert Sim
met. Consideration, $105.
Mr.. Baldwin, Minneapolis man will
engage in the mercantile business at
Sleepy Eye
Mr.. and Mcs. Chris. Olsen of Golden,
having disposed of all their property in
this county, will leave early in June for
California. They will make their home
iii Tahama county.
VIM. McPhee of Home has come into
possession of the Drew farm OF 400
acres il Eden. This is one of the finest
pieces of farming property in the coun-
ty and brought $10,OOOlin cash.
Among the recent deaths in Lake
Hanska was that of Mrs. Ole Miller after
a long and painful illness.
VIM. .Paufsen and Henry Willet of
Linden started for Harvey, Nor,h Da-
kota, on Wednesday. Their seed grain
and farm implements were shipped from
New Ulm.
Marie Hicks, the woman who has ac-
Iquired a notorious reputation through
out this state and Wisconsin because of
her mania for window smashing, drifted
into town for the first time Tuesday.
The moment she arrived she made her
self known tc Station Agent Beecher,
and that gentleman as readily availed
himself Of the telephone facilities to no.
tify the sheriff. The county attorney
was also informed of her presence in the
city, and after conference Marie was
induced to accept of ticket to Lake
Benton. That night she lodged at Hotel
de Anderson and the next morning she
went on her way. As she accompanied
the sheriff to the Jail she called his at
tention to several of the large plate win-
doWs and incidentally remarked that
they would make good windows to smash.
Marie Hicks is mystery. There is
/ hardly town in the state that has not.
suffered from her desire to hear .he
crash of broken glass, and there are few
jails or hospitals in which she has not
been an inmate.
The insane asylums will not keep her,
because the physicians say she is not IN.
sane. The local authorities do not care
70 lock her up, because Of the expense
that it means to the county. Thus it is
that she goes from city to city, and ey-
ery now and then relieves the monotony
by smashing 4 plate glass window. The
bigger the plate, the greater the pleasure
in smashing il.
Before coming here she spent 4 day
at Mankato. She did not break any win
ldows there, but said that, II she had
st.a