New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-19
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A grand reception was held at the A.
3 Alvin residence yesterday evening,
IN honor of Miss Theresa Stierle Of ST.
/ Paul, the guest Of the Alvin family.
i The affair vas a very elaborate one, nu-
merous invitations having been sent out
and accepted.
! Fred Trantmiller, sixteen years old,
escaped from the Mankato Jail May 21st
and was captured here by Marshal
Klause Monday morning. Sheriff Ger
ZACH of Blue Earth county was notified
and arrived here Yesterday taking the
prisoner with him to Mankato.
/ Mesdames jos. Eckstein, b. Heimer-
dinger, 2. Voss and the Misses Carrie
friedman, Emma Beinhorn, Bertha
IBeinhorn and Ida Hers went to Sprinp-
field Monday to help Mrs. X. E. Mo
celebrate her birthday. All but the last
named three, who will stay for short
time, returned the same evening.
The appraisers at work in Saverien's
furniture store finished their work lsat
Saturday and damages were adjusted
promptly. Mr.. Saverien does not be.
lieve that the local telephone service can
be put in use before August 1st. The
| whole apparatus has to be replaced, but
\ the service will now be far superior to
what it has been. =.
4 Sundays ball game was tolerably well
attended and those present were we'll re.
warded by good game being put up by
the New Ulm team and picked nine
from Nicollet. The score was II to 6 in
favor of the New Ulm team. 4 game
with the St. Peter team is contemplated
for next Sunday, g. Fischer to pitch for
the home team. Joe Haas, the regular
pitcher, will play next Sunday with the
Winthrop Nine. l..
/ All who have read Robert Louis
Stevenson's famous novel, CDR. Jckyll
and Mr.. Hyde" will go to the opera
house next Sunday night to hear the
dramatic presentation of the famous plot
by W: H. Hartigan's Co. They are high
ly praised in all the towns in which thew
have appeared and the play is one OF
the most thrilling and blood curdl1ne
now being put upon the American stage
This promises to be the best thing New
, Ulm ever saw.
Thursday about midnig ht the fire de-
partment was called out again, alarms
of fire icing somewhat frequent occur
renee lately. From causes unknown the
lily. Dlepolder frame dwelling house or
! Washington street near 5th South stree
was found ablaze and it burned to tn,
ground. The building was not occupied
for some time and this leaves no othe
cause for the fire except incendiarism
. The building was worth about $500 ant
is a total loss.
August and Otto. Hummel are en-
barking in new enterprise. They con
cluded to start up gents clothing ant
furnishing store and have for that pur
pose rented the Sommer store room
formerly occupied by MI. Summerield
Both gentlemen left for Chicago Frida.
where they are purchasing complete
stock in the above line. AS they are en-
e1getic and experienced business men
they will no doubt make success of it
They expect to open up on or abou
August 18th.
4 A peculiar case was brought before
the district court of Renville county, il
) which the state prosecuted Frank Porter
a we'll digger, for destruction of proper
ty. It seems that Porter dug we'll for
a farmer in that county, and being I'M
able to get any returns for his labors he
resolved to undo what he had done, an6
thereby satisfy his desire for vengeance
and at the same time not permitting the
: farmer to derive any benefit from his la
bors. He therefore, is is claimed, re-
filled the we'll. Judge Chadderdcn de
Tended Porter and succeeded IN break
ing the Indictment and Porter was re
leased. Redwood Revellle.
] The vapor launch "Alcantara" is il
( demand, and everyone making a trip o.
] this neat little craft declares the trip t.
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