New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01

town Monday.
DIS. &. a. and r. ". Fritsche are ST.
Paul visitors day.
Attorney Hagberg took business
| "trip to the cities last week.
Miss Ida Hauenstein went to Spring
! field last week to visit her sister, Mrs
VIM. Mueller.
Old Boreas called around again last
week just to remind us that he Is still
lurking around in these parts.
Mrs. Maria Schulze aged 81 years died
at CORTLAND on Monday of last week
and was buried on Thursday.
Frank Burg Jr. furnished quite afew
suits for the masquerade ball at Spring
field last Friday.
Col. Baasen left Monday to take charge
of the Assistant Adiutant Generals Of
flee at st. Paul. His family will remain
here.
VIM. Klimmek, formerly q teacher Of
German in the schools in our city, has
accepted position as editor of the
Mankato Post. At one time he edited
the Adler at Springfield.
The attorneys for ex- Register of Deeds
Ptaender are talking about appealing
his contest case for the Registers Office
to the Supreme Court, and this will no
doubt be done.
Eckstein's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for the charity ball at Sleepy Eye last
Wednesday. A number Of young peo-
pie from here went up there and enjoyed
! themselves thoroughly.
We this week furnish our subscribers
with supplement giving a complete
statement of the financial conditions of
the county and the proceedings of the
county commissioners at their annual
meeting. The delinquent tax list will
appear little later.
The Christian Endeavor society of
this city last Sunday evening, celebrated
the 18th anniversary of the organization
of the G. E. at the Congregational
church. A number of papers were read
and short, talks were made.
Conrad Mes is to lecture here some
time during this month. An effort is
being made to secure him for the lecture
he delivered here about six years ago on
Poesy. Mics is perhaps the most dis
tinguished of American poets, and local
levers of literature will be afforded a
rare treat If lecture can be booked.
r. A.. Bailey, brakeman on the ST..
lie uis road had the misfortune to have
the first and second fingers of his left
hand pinched while coupling cars last
Saturday night. Upon first examination
it was thought that he would lose them
but he is fortunate to save them. He
left for his home IN Minneapolis Mon
day morning. ..aa
1t ista source of pride that our neigh
boring county, Nicollet, can lay claim
to the production of the best creamery
butter in the country. Of course, Brown
county is reaching for that distinction
and has good caance to attain it, but
as we have not got it yet we ale pleased
to know that our n,ghbors are the for
| tunate ones. -. III
The marriage of II. l.. Ramme and
Miss Theresa Zeller took place Tuesday
evening of last week at the residence of
the brides parents iu this city, the cere-
mony being performed 10y Justice JAG
obs. Both bride and bridegroom are
we'll and favorably known IN this com
! munity. The Review joins their many
friends in wishing them all possible hap
plness through future years.
A much discussed question about
town is whether the building of the pro-
posed railroad lines will benefit or in
jure the business interests of our city
Opinions as to this vary. One thing is
certain and that is that if the railroad
managers have got it into their heads to
build they are going to do 1t regardless
of the effect it may have upon New Ulm
or any other place. If those who think
unfavorably of the proposed improve
ment would join with those who differ
from them in an effort to- make this
town the best place for 30 miles around
THE best place to trade at; the best
market for the sale of farm products and
the best place to get satisfaction gener-
rally;-if this were done, we venture to