New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-03

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New Ulm visitor Friday.
Miss Frida Schneider Of Minneapolis
is visiting here with her parents.
R. H. Cutter and wife of Dover are
guests at the home of NJ. "a. Bingham.
Miss Eva Higgins will leave for Min
neeapTolis Saturday to enjoy months
vacation. :s5
Several barrels Of cement were stolen
from Amme's warehouse on State Street
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Graner, daughter Of Mrs. R. Fisch-
er, IS expected to arrive here from Pie
oria, Illinois, this week.
Mrs. F. w. johnson entertained q par
| tY of friends at the Dakota House IN q
pleasant manner last evening.
Miss Olga Mueller and sister, Mrs..
Metzger, have been the guests OF Mime
apolis friends since Wednesday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Franz Schneider
on Thursday was attended by her BROTH
er, Henry Sprenger Of Red Wing.
Mrs. ii. L. sBeecher received visit
from her mother, Mrs. j. N Treadwel1
OF st. Peter, the early part of the week.
VIM. Murin of Sleepy Eye has gone
to Seattle to secure the remains of his
son who was accidentally shot in the
skaguay country.
Attorneys Olsen of Springfield and
Eckstein of New Ulm are talked Of in
connection with the Republican nomina-
ton for county attorney.
Judge Lochren has appointed Frank
g. Randall of Winona and Jean A. Fit
tie Of Nankato as referees in insolvency
under le the new bankruptcy law. B
Ludwig Ottorholm, who has been Wis.
ting with his sister at Winthrop, was
brought home Saturday IN critical
condition. He is suffering from appen:
dicitis. n s5,, s.s.55. :s.s3 n
Rev. Eyrich and many Of his congre-
cation went to Nicol let Sunday to as:
sist in the dedication Of new church.
Rev. Eyrich delivered one Of the, adj
dresses. s-.t
I Sheriff Block OF st. Peter has been So,
cured to give an exhibition gun and RI
life shoot at Doty's park near Courtland
lon the 18th Of August in connection
with the old settlers picnic and celebra.
tlon.
Z Mr.. Limbs letter to the chairman of
the late Peoples Party convention, Hon.
2. b. Austinof Duluth, was in part as
follows: wish to say in my own behalf
that there has not been moment since
your convention adjourned that I have
thought Of any other course than to ac-
Icept. Letters which have come to me
recently evince a very hopeful feeling
Iamong the reform forces. / trust that
1t will continue and inspire as much
love and effective work as was given the
cause two years ago. With that we
viii win. 5.s
There So very gratifying growth in
! the creameries and cheese factories Of
Minnesota IN 1896, when the census
for that year was taken, there were 445
Icreameries in the state. The census Of
l.1e98 shows 666, gain Of 221 in that
time. st. Paul Is credited with and
/ Minneapolis s creameries. Blue Earth
has 20; Brown, IS; Chippewa, so; Fari-
bault, %; Freeborn, "a; lie Sueur, is;
Martin, Il Nicollet, II; Waseca, 1S.;
Watonwan, 10; and Winona, 8. All
these creameries have been organized in
ten years, which shows the growth Of
the industry.
The Red Rocks went to Nicollet Sun
Iday and played game with the local
mime, which resulted after eight innings
land the usual amount Of noisy disagree
Iment in a so-called victory for the boys
down the road. The New Ulm aggrega-
ton played good ball, and, had it not
been for the Nicollet fans, would have
been credited with winning the game.
But the Niccllet fans have as much to
say down there as the umpire and deci-
sions are formulated accordingly. Were
such not the case, the Red Rocks would
have had walk away AS it was, they
were beaten BY but one run. Score, Z to s..
The following complimentary refer
ence to Einar H.ndale, the new addition
to the Brown county bar, appeared IN
the Western Guard Of Madison last week: