New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-20
Rev. Plut, the Catholic priest at Sleepy

Jos. Macho died on Thursday at the
advanced age Of eighty two years.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Julius ane
Mr.. Chas. Roeder occurred yesterday.
John Lind argued the Beltz- Mathio,
WITT case before the supreme court Sat
urday.
VIM. Brnst attended meeting Of Che
city assessors Of the state in st. Paul last
Friday.
Surveyor Perry commenced the SUI:
veying of streets, about to be graded, or
Monday.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph has been spend.
ing the week here with her sister, Mrs
Henry Engel.
DR.. Marden attended the annual meet.
ing of the dental association in Mankato
last Wednesday.
Jos. A. Eckstein appeared before the
Supreme court Thursday in an argument
on the Reuter- injury case.
Geo. Doehne Jr. on Monday purchased
the Gausewitz drugstore at Austin. It
is one of the finest stores in the city.
G. A. Hers has been awarded the con-
tract for the changes in the Wagner
building. The contract price is 81, 1S1.
The Great Western Band will repeat
their concord at Union Hall next Satur-
day evening. The concert will be fol-
lowed by dance.
F. w. Hauenstein enjoyed visit Fri
day from Mr.. Schimmel of Faribault.
Mr.. Schimmel is a member of the we'll
known piano manufacturing firm of that
city.
The last club dance of the season will
be held at Turner Hall tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening. For this dance an invi-
tation is extended to the public.
Chas. Stuebe has given the contract
for the. construction of his new business
building to Schapekahm Bros. & Co. for
$3,798, Stuebe furnishing the material
for the basement.
Roswell D. Rice, sentenced to the
Saltwater prison from this county for
wheat stealing, recently petitioned the
board of pardons! for pardon, but the
application was denied.
The hospital authorities at St. Peter
have notified the judge of probate of
this county of the death of Gilbert John
son, who was committed to the asylum
from Linden year or SO ago.
| Judge of Probate Laudenschlager was
taken suddenly sick Wednesday after
noon! towing to the rupture CT small
| blood vessel in the head. He has not
been able to attend to his official duties
since.
Henry Seifert on Wednesday pur-
chased of Weigand Hauenstein the prop
erty on Minnesota street just south of the
Union Hotel. The property has front.
age of only twenty feet, but i,
brought $3.50. Mr.. Seifert will pro.
coed shortly with the erection of two
story brick block thereon.
A counter petition is beng circulated
protesting against the proposed sewer.
age improvement. It is in charge of N
Henningsen.> The petition which asks
Cor the system, however. has been already
signed by over a majority of the prop
erty owners along that portion of Min
nesota street affected blythe plan.
It was fine concert, but small
audience. That in brief describes the
concert Of the Great Western Band at
Turner Hall Sunday evening. The solo
selections were really artistic and the
work of the band as a whole of char
acter to do credit to the larger organiza.
tions of the cities. It is no credit to the
New Ulm public that the audience was
SO small.
On Saturday a young fellow named
York went to a livery stable in Madelia
and engaged rig, informing the pro-
prietor that he desired to take young
lady out riding. Up to Monday York
had not returned and the authorities in
all Of the surrounding towns, including
New Ulm, were notified to be on the
lookout for the man and run him down
if possible.
/ Up to yesterday the following had
made application to join the militia
service in case of war: John p. Graf,
George Book, August Brandt, VIM
Bierbaum, Thos. Leden. Otto Dittmann
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