New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-13
.Neighborhood
Happenings.
Local Events of Recent Occurrence in this
and Neighboring Counties

Mr.. Van Hemert, mining expert at
Sleepy Eye, ventures the prediction that
in ten years Minnesota will be exporting,
instead of importing, coal. He says sur
face indications are strongly suggestive.
Of the truth of this position. Prospect.
ing near Ft. Rldgely last fall he found a
small vein of first quality Ignite, and he
is so thoroughly confident of ultimate
success in discovery that he will pros
pect the country thoroughly the coming
season. Traces of iron ore and some
gold indications were noted in last years
prospecting.
Clinton M. Perry, the New Ulm eng1-
aeer, is making a survey of the streets
OF Winthrop.
There is some probability, that but
ton factory will be started at Redwood
Falls. The material to be used for max
ing the buttons will be the shells found
in the Minnesota river and Lone Tree
! Lake.
Henry Salzbrun, who left Sleepy Eye
not long ago for Alaska, has been heard
from at Fort Wrangle. He will embark
in the cigar manufacturing business
there. .,
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| VIM. II. Mueller, brother of Louie
Mueller of this city, came within votes
of being elected mayor of st. Peter last
Tuesday.
Auditor Anderson Of Redwood Falls
is circulating petition asking for the
appointment Of Senator E. D. French as
deputy revenue collector.
McEwen, the hypnotist, was compelled
to cancel some of his dates at Winthrop
by reason of sickness.
]. Milton Davis of Cambria has gone
to Albert Lea to work in printing Of
fee.
Judge Webber will convene the regu-
lar term of district court at Redwood
Falls On the Goth. Among the criminal
cases to be tried is that of the State
against Metag of Morgan for murder.
Senator Larson Of Winthrop met with
an injury last week and is now in St.
Peter for surgical treatment.
Rev. T. G. Jones, who was pastor Of
the Goshen church in Cambria some
years ago, died at t-Kansas City recently
of paralysis. Mr.. Jones was an extens-
i've contributor to Welsh magazines and
also lectured considerably on musical
subjects.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch is authority
for the statement that DR.. Welcome SI.
will soon return from California. In
stead Of being benefited by his sojourn
on the coast. his health has actually
been impaired. .
The Stark creamery has secured q new
buttermaker in the person of N. p. Sor-
ensen of Sleepy Eye.
The death of Mrs. Sarah Harris oc.
curred recently in cambria at the adj
vanced age Of ninety years.
The mail carrier between McCleary
and Butterfeld has resigned. One of
the merchants at McC Cleary will continue
the work until new contract can be
awarded.
James Palmer, Sleepy Eye boy, was
one Of the winners Of prizes awarded by
the Minneapolis Journal for articles
written for its junior column. '
I In the list Of grand jurors for the
May term Of the district court in Nicol-
let county the following names appear
from the western townships Henry Hal
vorsen, August Letter, N. Dunn mel, VIM.
Bode, Robert Altmann and Herman
Schroeder. The petit jury list incluGes
IGeo. Inhofer, John a. Johnson, August
Loffelmacher, VIM. Dannheim and Fred
Foss.
John Shelley Of Lake Hanska will lo-
cate II Redwood COUNTY