New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-05
SLEEPY BYE.
From the Herald:

south from New Ulm. Bruce thinks
..ailroadlng would be alright of itself if
there wasn't so many side issues, but at
present money is the best part of it.
Mr.. Hoidale who has been visiting his
brother Atty Hoidale of New Ulm made
us pleasant call on his way home to
Dawson, Mimi. Mr.. Hoidale is looking
aftc~ life insurance business.
MIR. and Mrs. Rolf. Thompson are ex-
ptcted in the near future from Califor-
MIA. They will visit for sometime with
Mrs. Thompson's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McBain.
DR.. and Mrs. James returned from
their western trip Thursday accompan-
leu by MIR. d. Stocker and daughter.
vMr. Stocker is brother of Mrs. James.
Derg's hotel building is taking on
an;tpc rapidly now and is developing in
70 a very pretty building. The entrance
IS quite imposing and the design when
completed will be grand above every
thing in these parts.
Mrs. \. j. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs.
us. Rn:,erleon ant son Finley are
>;I3udin5 Il couple o! weeks with Geo.
iny'a iuiniIy at Lake Preston, ). D.
Til: property occupied by ". W.
i}M hes been purchased By \, y. Lin
...Ian!. If North Redwood from Wm.
y: 12Ilc, :oI $1,000 not Including the
"<'NI:-s vii Dciong to Mr. Smith,
Contractors IA this city say they eau
..5& tin1 carpenters, masons or bricklay
;ra 10 take ARE ot the work tkey have to
o. at the present time. Consequently
will be late in the season before num-
~. Of buildings can be finished.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cutting, Chas. and
Aula returned from their Canadian trip
Wednesday night. All report a very
pleasant trip. Chas. says old Minneso-
IL IS the only place to live and that
crops in this country are far ahead of
Anv he saw along the road in Michigan
,n,; Canada. Cheese Is the only thing,
aside from fruit, that they get out of the
rocky fields of Ontario, but they get lots
OF il, after working twice as hard as any
farmer IN MiDnpsotn
The receipts at the Foresters' picnic
=: 2iay amount to about $500.
Mr.. Maurseth of the Winthrop foun-
tr7 was 4 New / i'm visitor over Sunday.
Geo. Graft and family of St. Paul
came here Saturday to spend the Fourth
wiz; relatives.
Conrad Bong OF Tracy was here last
week and attended the funeral Of Miss
Dora Bolstad.
Albert Koch Of Young America was
in town Sunday an interested spectator
II the ball game.
Mrs l.. G. Bell left for Minneapolis
Saturday to visit with relatives and will
return home Friday.
Chas. Schwendlnger came down from
Minneapolis Sunday and remained over
the Fourth visiting his parents.
Rev. Justus Wirth, 0. S. B. of ST..
Beda College, Peru, His, was visiting
here with his cousin, John Dengler.
E. Hauck who has charge of the water
tanks at Winthrop and Hamburg Sun
dayed here with the family of John EEL
Ter.
The corner stone of the Catholic school
building at Springfield was laid yester-
day, Rev. Haas of St. Paul conduc ting
the ceremonies.
Alfred Bradbury of Stately has sold
his farm for $33 per acre and will EN-.
bark in the hardware business in the new
station Oomfrey.
a large number or people from SPRING
field and ne1ghborhood enjoyed an out
ing at Aud. Larson's place in Leaven-
worth Sunday before last.
Supt w. D. Cantillon, General
Agent J. M. Northmore and Asst. Supt
F. n Stewart OF the c.. & N. W. railroad
yuoro hara Loot Wednesday, IN h,e;pocc
Carl Schreyer died at his home on S.
Minnesota street yesterday forenoon,
aged sixty years of apoplexy. The fu-
neral takes place tomorrow morning.
Harry Yope of Litchtield, Ills, took
the positson of stenographer with the
contractors firm of Johnston Bios. &
Taught, their temporary headquarters