New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-16
It is reported that a newspaper will
soon be published ut Lafayette.

i II IS IepoTCeu Inat newspaper Will
soon be published at Lafayette.
Jos. Brunner, who has had charge Of
the Gugisberg farm near Gibbon. has
rented one of Mrs. Bushard's farms in
Lafayette.
Prof.He has been re elected superin-
tendent of the Sleepy Eye schools at a
salary of 81 ,26O.
Father .Rohljnger j $ establishing a
number of Catholic Sunday schools in
the townships Of Bashaw and Leaven-
worth. .#
A Redwood special to the Mlnneapo-
lis Times reads as follows:
| It is pretty generally conceded that
George W. Somerville of Sleepy Eye
will be Redwood coun.y's own candi-
date for the state senate on the republi-
can ticket this fall. Il" is also under
stood that A. H. Anderson, who has
been posing as candidate for senator
for several weeks past, will stand for
the republican nomination for represen-
tative against the present incumbent, ].
A. Larson. ~ s.
Mike LeLrer Of Springfield has pur-
chased the Allen farm in Stately for
$2,8OO.
Aaron Sherman has returned from
Virginia, whittier he went with-his par
ents last November. He will spend the
summer in this county, looking after the
crop on the Sherman farm in Leaven-
worth. "
The manager of the Lafayette -Berna-
dotte skimming station in Bernodotte,
0. NJ. Solem, has resigned with the in
tention of joining his Brother at Butte
and seeking his fortune in the gold re.
gions of Alaska @. Il. Peterson sue
ceeds him as manager of the skimming
station.
6. ". Mellenthin of Sleepy Eye will
leave in May for Germany. He will
spend i've months there in the interests
Of the Deering people.
Rev. Jakobson of Stockholm, Sweden,
delivered an address at the Clear Lake
church last Sunday morning.
Ole Byro of Linden will enter the en-
ploy of Peterson & Kretsch in this city
soon.
A. NJ. Renner has rented his farm in
Mulligan and accepted a position with
Klossner & Mueller at Springfield.
The township of Linden will soon
have public hall. The sum of $3.50
was voted for that purpose at the recent
town meeting.
The two Redwood Fails b.ys who
were arrested on a charge of sandbag-
ging Hal Wing, the Chimes" laundryman,
have been held to the grand jury under
5000 bail. ..-. 4
M. G. Tower, the we'll known Eden
citizen, left for New York on Wednes-
day to join his wife. She has been vis-
lting there for year. s} @
Iver Bryggen and Thos. Kjelshus were
Minneapolis visitors recently. Mr.. Bryg-
gen has rented his farm to John Helling
for this year and intends 10 make a trip
to Norway. RI. IT,
Geo. Welsh of Morton is ont for the
republican nomination for representative
IN Renville county. r.
Reiuhard Schwartz of Henderson has
accepted a clerksbip in the Meyer drug
store at Sleepy Eye.
John Keim has sold his Albin farm to,
John Sperl for $1,000 ,t:,d purchased
hat of Chas. A. Davis for $4,000. Dav-
$ will remove to Chippev.. county.
= i
Clement Halyorsen was hast week re-
ired from the office If clerk in Linden
ownship, after having he,.i the position
or seventeen years.
The Redwood Gaz,:tte comments up-
N Hays Mankato confer. ,,ce as follows:
lays Of Sleepy Eye, Or Of the rank
st anti-Davis men and lso most pro-
ounced machine men in III. state, is at
empting to get up an AM, Van SAINT de-
nonstratlon at Mankat, ,il March 90.
q. Hays and Jerry ]. see.,, to think that
g. Hays is the whole 81, III the Sec
nd district.
Said . lawyer in court lie other day,I,
q the course Of = plea to lie jury
This man, your homer with all due
espsct to you, is the big ,'st fool I eyerI
aW And the officer ped on his L
lesk for silence Boston Past.
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