New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-27

Henry spoerhase, who IS now em-
lployed at Springfield, was IN the city
Saturday. IS
| There will be another dance at the
bowery platform near Clear Lake next
Sunday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton were at
Morgan last week, the guests of Isaac
Johnson's family.
The local Irvine dealers are reaping a
rich harvest this year. They more than.
double their money on every pound sold.
Lewis B. Krook visited the Omaha
exposition last week as member of the
governors staff. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Bachelors camp at Clear Lake will
be broken this evening, The boys have
had a right good time for three weeks
past and in their entertainment of visi-
tors have challenged admiration.
! Prof. Emerson, a Springfield boy, who
has been teaching IN the public schools
of Mankato, resigned his position last
week, for the purpose of entering the
law office of Frank Clague at LANDER
ton.
Herman Nagel has sold the lots. on
which the old Northwestern Hotel used
to stand to Ferdinand Gollnast. The
new owner contemplates the erection of
a building for saloon, store and board
ing-house purposes.
| A dispatch from Camp Thomas says
that Sergeant Robert Fritsche has. Deen
Recommended for appointment as second
lieutenant of Company A. This being
the case, promotions must have been
contemplated for Steinhauser, Busche1s
and Mueller.
The deal for the transfer of the Geb-
ser book store was consummated this
week, and the new proprietors, Herman
and Otto Held, will assume charge next
Monday. The business is one that should
be made profitable in New Ulm, and we
have no doubt of the capacity of the
NEW owners to make it such. =
Peter Olsen of Golden has joined the
hospital corps at Fl. Smelling and was
on Monday sent to Chickamauga to work
in the army hospital. We understand
that Henry Gehrke has applied for a
similar position and has been transferred.
George Wells is trying to get into this
branch of the service, and, if successful,
! will 60 in as a pharmaeist,-Sleepy Eye
Dispatch.
l New Ulm is to have a new lawyer.
Einar Hoidale, an attorney of Madison,
this state, was here during the week, and
on Saturday he announced that the pros
poets were satisfactory and that he would
locate. He is still young man, but
one with good appearance and best of
recommendations. He is graduate of
the University law school.
At the division review at Camp Thorn.
as Friday afternoon Col. Bobleter was
in command of the Third brigade, Gen
Wiley having for the time assumed com.
mand of the division. Major Mead had
charge of the Twelfth and it is almost
. needless to say that the Minnesota boys
< played most credltable part. Speak
2 ing OF the review 1t. Lind said it was
: the finest he had ever seen at the park
andiChaplain Clemens heartily shared in
this view.
; Joe OFT, the Echo wife murderer, will
7 be hung in October. From his cell he
2 will be able to hear all of the prepare.
: tons for his execution, but will not be
: able to see the scafold until the fatal
, hour in which he is to make the acquain-
. lance of the moose. The Granite Falls
Tribune says he spends his days in read
ing and pay. but little attention to those
| who visit him. The Bible is frequent
: companion of his closing days.
VIM. Hummel, having transferred his
store to his wife, will leave today fol-
Edison, Washington, where he will pion-
eer it again as he did in Brown county
over forty years ago. As he has visited
that section of the country before and is
!: we'll pleased with the conditions and
climate, he may conclude to remain there
!. permanently. His New Ulm friends will
regret this in all sincerity, for Mr.. Hum.
mel has been identified with the town
so long that he has become almost q
!. landmark. He was one of its founders
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