New Ulm review., 1899-06-07
Mrs. John WeiliDg Of Morgan was
here last week visiting with relatives.

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here last week visiting with relatives.
A. T. Metag and family Of Morgan
visited New Ulm the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. scheibel and daughter are visit
ing with their son and brother at st.
Peter.
In Mankato work has been begun on
the Mankato. New Ulm cutoff Of the
G. 8 N. W. R. R.
John Lokke and Andrew Jesperson of
Linden spent Decoration Lay and the
day following in New Ulm.
Carl g. Krook has graduated from the
law department of the University last
week and will practice law in ,,Minneapo-
lis.
Paul Doepke of Fairfax has taken the
place of n. Dahlmann deceased, and is
now partner in Baarsch's saloon busi-
ness. -.
R. Geislnger took charge of the Hotel
Wien Thursday and has changed the
name of that we'll known hostelry to
Merchants Hotel. Improvements on a
large scale will be made .}
Burg's battery will arrange grand
picnic at Hermann's Heights pext Sun
day, June 18th. The boys promise a
grand old time to all visitors, so do not
fail to grasp the opportunity.
Attention of the school officers is
called to the fact that the annual school
meeting will be held on the third Satur-
day in July, and not as it was last year
on the third Saturday in June.
Mrs. 0. G. Grove of Linden died Of
lung disease Wednesday and was buried
in the Lutheran cemetery of Hanska Fri
day. She was only twenty-four years
old and bride of few months.
Prof. Hy. Behnke has started Oh 6
trip to Oregon where he has acquired
some valuable lands. He will probably
spend his entire vacation there, the bust
ness course at the Lutheran college hav.
ing closed for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell left for De.
troit, Michigan, Monday, to remain away
about ten days. Mr.. Schell will attend
the brewers convention at Detroit this
week and on his 1eturn they will visit
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Ben Yenzer, superintendent of con-
struction for the Phoenix Bridge Co..
having in charge the proposed steel
bridge over the Big Cottonwood, left fol
Rock Island Friday. Most of the ma.
terial is temporarily located at that
place.
Co. A 2nd regiment N. G. S. NJ. will
go into camp at Lake City June 22nd
1t has not been decided what route they
will take but it is certain that the 2no
regiment band will accompany the Co
The uniforms for the band will be here
on or about June 18th.
The Woman's Literary Club elected
the following officers for the season Of
1899-1900: President, Mrs. A. W. Bing
ham; Vice president, Mrs. W. G.. Little
Secretary, Mrs. F. II. Belnke; Treasurer
Mrs. CT. Mowery. Critics, Miss Lii
liam Klossncr and Mrs. II. L. Beecher,
Rev. Alexander Berghold, the wei
known priest formerly connected Will
the New Ulm Catholic church, and OF
late in charge of the parish at Gutten
berg, N. j., has resigned from this pas
torate and will take charge OF anothe,
parish at New Market, Dakota county
Minn.
The bids submitted the councils com
mittee on waterworks for the work tc
be done on the new maines to the hos
pital were rejected being too high il
the estimation of the committee Super
intendent Stoll was instructed to pro
ceed with the work at once and hire al
the hands necessary.
S. D. Peterson and J. Torgrlmson, the
well-known dealers in farming imple
ments, machinery, wagons and hardware
in general, have decided to establish {
branch store at Hanska, Ole Synsteby as
manager. The business of the firm has
increased to such an extent as to make
the branch store almost necessity in
order to enable the supplying of thei,
trade in that locality. -
Mesdames Webber, Newhart, Little
and F. III. Behnke of the Women's Lit