New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-26
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Joseph Lund, a fireman on the North
Western, was overcome by heat Friday,
when his train pulled in here. He was
atronce taken to the hospital, where he
Will remain. but few days, his condition
not being regarded as serious.
The Courtland and Cambria societies
were invited to cooperate in the even
ing service at the Congregational church
last Sunday, but the Cambria society
failed to come. The services were un-
usually impressive and at the same time
attractive, the musical part especially be-
ing we'll attended to. The meeting was
an echo Of the late Detroit Christian En-
deavor convention.
The chances ars that the NJ. s. St. L..
4. r. will soon remove their stockyards
from their present location into the cen
ter OF the city. By placing their yards
where they now are, the M. s st. L.
management complied with the sanitary
demands of the city to their own ma
terial disadvantage. While the other
roads stockyards are allowed to remain
where they are now. being rebuilt, the
facilities thereby derived are such as to
induce the NJ. s. St. L. to follow suit.
George Groebner the saloonist will re-
| tire from business-in New Ulm. He
bought Val. Echen's saloon in Lamber-
ton for $4,000 few days ago and will
take possession some time in October.
His place in New Clm he will sell out
| and move to Lamberton after disposing
of his fine residence on Minnesota street.
DR.. Jekyll-and Mr.. Hyde held the
boards of the Opera House Sunday eve
ming. The play was good, the attend
| ance poor. It was really too hot for an
indoor entertainment and the Harrington
Co. may carry with it the consolation
that only the intense heat prevented the
Opera House from being crowded to
its utmost capacity.
The "Summer Nights Festival ar
| ranged by the ladies of the Turnverein
last Sunday was success in every re-
spect. The threatening atmosphere was
in no way an impeachment, everybody
was anxious to go to Turner Hail. They
were amply rewarded, for the shower
was of such short duration, that it hard
ly interrupted the pleasure. Dancing
was main feature.
The copious "a in, so near in sight and
SO tervently desired here last SundaT,
did not materialize to sufficient extent.
It was a mere sprinkling, while the
rumblings in the heavens would indicate
| veritable downpour. Our neighborhood
seems to have been visited by the rains
only threatening this locality. It is re-
| ported that in Milford, Home and on
this side of Sleepy Eye the strong wind,
accompanied by heavy rain has laid low
the grain and done serious damage.
Oh. Jenkins a business man of Min
neapolis was here Saturday making ar
engagements to buy a town site at Hanska
in section "a. It is presumed that a new
station will be located there and specu-
lation in land would seem profitable.
| Mr.. Jenkins, assisted by his attorney
Mr.. kellogg, bought "a acres of Mr. Blos-
son at $75 per acre, and agreed to buy
| part of Eliot Asleson's land, that is the
| adjoining 4s acres at fgaSo not yet
| stated. Mrs. Anderson's land, adjoining
Asleson's is also taken into ccnsldera-
ton but no final decision being arrived
at, the above named gentlemen will To-
day return and close the bargain.
Owatonna's physicians have set q
movement on foot for the construction
of a hospital which they claim is nec-
cessity for that city and vicinity. The
physicians declare that hospital could
be built with the aid of some publio,
spirited citizens and made self support
ing at that. Il it is true that charitable
hospitals, organized and conducted by
Sisters of charity are prospecting, why
should not public institution prosper
likewise9 The poorer classes would un-
doubtedly be benefited by such a public
hospital, as only paying patients arc &C
cepted in the charity hospitals, while
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