New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-17

}, Chas. Silverson is expected here from
Cincinnati this week.
i Mrs. Blanchard returned from her To
wa VISIT on Wednesday. ].
j The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
Forster died Monday evening.
i Chas. i. Roos of Minneapolis trans
acted business here Friday and Saturday
/ The Linden town hall was completed
and accepted by the supervisors on the
9Th.
David Simon has returned from Bel.
trami county in the northern part Of
the state. "~' ,@
Mrs. FIR. Heimerdinger of Golden
Gate visited here from Wednesday to
Saturday.
Chairman King of the Redwood coun-
ty republican committee was in town for
a short while yesterday. !. S* T
James Beecher, a brother of the North
western agent, has accepted position
in the Office of Bingham Bros.
Mr.. Schmidt of Cincinnati has been
spending the week here with his son,
Antony Schmidt of the Eagle Mill.
Miss Neitzel of Brownton has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
John F. Neumann for several DAYS.
John Martin visited the Twin cities
last week in the interests of the excur-
sion which it is intended to run next
Sunday.
Julius Scheiderich has been firing on
the Redwood branch the past few days
during the absence of Fireman Carroll
at Chicago.
DR.. Clrkler of Minneapolis spent Mon
day here with his friend, DR.. Fritscbe
The two physicians were students to-
gether at Berlin.
Lars Frederickson, the well.known
Golden farmer, is reported to be suffer.
ing from cancer of the stomach. Un.
welcome news, indeed.
Mat Rock of Cottonwood has harves.
ted his crop of wheat and is, with good
reason, elated over the result. He re.
ceived ~ bushels per acre.
Tom Bowen, formerly state senator
and editor of Brown county paper,
was in the city over Sunday. Bowen Is
now located in Minneapolis.
James Buckley, one of the gold hunt
ers who went to Alaska with Baasen,
Riegel and Beatty, is reported to have
drowned in the Sotomwa river.
Martin Kwotep imblbed too freely of
intoxicating beverages last week, and as
a result will have chance for fifteen
days to acquaint himself with life in
a jail.
Mr.. Lothrop and wife of Minneapolis
were in the city Wednesday on their
way home from Tracy. Mr.. Lothrop is
the telegraph editor of the Minneapolis
Tribune.
The Democrats of Minneapolis have
nominated Titus Mareck, son-in-law
of Mrs. Richard Fischer, for treasurer
The city ticket is sure to be greatly
strengthened by bis selection. .,&..
Sunday evening a harvest hand was
assaulted and robbed by tramps in TIE
railroad yard at Sleepy Eye, the mans
head being punched almost to jelly
The thieves secured about ST..
The Minneapolis & St. Louis will run
another cheap excursion to the Twin
Cities on Sunday, the 2sth. The train
will leave New Ulm at Z a. m. and the
fare for the round trip will be $3.50.
Photographer Bangs Of Sleepy Eye
acted as one of the Judges appointed al
the recent photographers convention te
pass upon the merits of the worked
tered in the annual competition fo1
| prizes.
4 The wife and child Of August Marsch
ner arrived here from Winona last week
the intention being to make this then
permanent home. August will conduct
grocery store in his fathers building
| on South Minnesota street.
i Ferd.f Gollnast has awarded the CON
| tract for his new building on VALLEY
street, opposite the depot, and work vii
commence at once. The building viii
be frame structure, two stories high
with ten rooms on the second floor.