New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-31

| The picnic of the co. F. which was
to esheld on June 25th, will be post
Poned until July 2nd
Trum Hump phrey's residence at Sleepy
Eye burned to tile ground Monday after
noon. The origin OF the fire is not known.
w. F Kunze, formerly of Sleepy Eye
and of late principal of the Lake City
schools has accepted similar position
at the Hastings public schools, an IN
crease Of salary being the inducement.
A school girl asked the deacon why
kisses were like creation, he didn't know,
SO she told him they were made of moth
ing and God knows they are good. But
this happened in Le sueur and not in
New Ulm.
f. The Second Regiment Band will en-
tertain theirguests at Hermann's Heights
Sunday, June 4th. Free concert and
amusements of all descriptions, refresh
ments in LIQUID and condensed form.
Come one, come all.
Tie surveying patty of the NJ. 6 St.L.
extension have received seven fine sad
die horses last Monday, the animals be-
ing shipped from St. Louis. The horses
are to be used in localities not passable
for vehicles of any kind and are stabbed
in Tony Wlesne1's Dakota House livery
barns.
The supreme court decided IN case
brought from Nicollet county that it is
illegal to drain ponds Or lakes, contain
ing more than four feet-of water. Under
the laws from 1883 to 1885 the commits
sioners of the seperate counties had the
right to order such drainage, which now
is declared detrimental to the various To-
calities. -.
kasota is one of the towns that has
| adopted the curfew ordinance, but it ap-
| pears to he one of the cases of non.en-
forccment that is worse than no law, for
the Times says: "The village council
should either enforce the curfew erdi-
nance or repeal it, as very little heed is
beng paid to it. Almost as many boys
are on the streets after 8 o'clock as be-
FORE" = ~. --.
The Memorial Day edition of the Red
wood Reveille which came to our desk
few days ago, may be regarded as a
model issue, superior to any similar eLi-
ton in every respect, especially so rs
far as the artistic make up is concerned.
The edition is credit to the publishers
and also to the advertising patrons of
Redwood Falls, who fully know what is
lest for their business.
Michael Klinkhammer and Miss Min
ME Groebner, both of town Slgel, were
married at the Catholic church by Rev.
Sandmeyer Monday morning. After the
ceremony the wedding party proceeded
to the residence of the widowed mother
of the bride-elect in Sigel where sump-
tuous spread was prepared for the well
come visitors, and good old time was
enjoyed by all. Several people from
New Ulm, among them Jne Groebner,
brother of the now Mrs. Klinkhamme1
took part in the festivities.
By the prompt action regarding the
repairing of Center street at the College
hill incline, the city council proved his
sagacity, after having rightfully tabled
the Commercial Unions communication
regarding the matter. It is now hinted
that the city council will 60 further and
will have repairs ordered on Broadway
leading out to Schell and to Hauenstein's
breweries. The travel on the road lead
ing out there is almost impract1cable fol
hcagy teams, and the two breweries
above referred to as we'll as the public
in general are greatly lmpeded by this
circumstance. It is fact that strangers
and even men we'll acquainted with the
surroundings are experiencing difficulties
in finding their way out there after dark
and especially in winter after heavy
fall of snow. Let the Improvements &C
on.
Robert Harlow, patient brought tc
the St. Peter hospital last week, charge.
that "an attendant stamped upon him
breaking several of his ribs and other.
wise abused him. Since that time
Harlow died. We are Informed by
hospital authority, that the man When
he arrived at the hospital in the charge
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