New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-03
Miss Birdie Mullen was visiting in ST.

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days.
DR.. Stricken successfully performed
an operation on patient IN franklin
last Tuesday.
81 Joe Epple, the butcher, looks happy.
His wife presented him with astrapping
boy yesterday.
A. q. Wagner, one of the oldest and
best known travelling statesmen in this
section, came up from Mankato Friday.
A. Woolsen of Window, fatller-in-laW
Of II. ]. Welcome, yardmaster Of the
Northwestern at New Ulm, was appoint
I'd boiler Inspector of the second district.
Sheriff Block Of Nicollet county was
here last week looking for the men con-
nected with the Wellner murder. He has
not given up the hope of ferreting out
the perpetrators of the crime.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein went to ST.
Paul Friday and submitted to the SUI
preme court briefs in the suit for dam
ages of Aug. KALI VS.. the G. s. N. w.
railroad for the burning of his child.
Chas. Stolz, an old resident of Waseca
died at that place last week aged seven
ty years and was buried Friday. He
was an uncle of Chas. Stolz, formerly
deputy sheriff and now with =. 81. Retz-
Ilaff.
Captain Barrett, of LIE Sueur, who
was appointed assistant quartermaster
in the army last summer has been dis
charged and will soon be at home to
take charge of his paper, the LIE Sueur
Sentinel. 49,.
The Gun Club made the following
score at their first shoot of this season
last Tuesday: NJ. Olsen Is, H. ANNE
. IA, A. F. Koch IL, w. E. Koch 10, Jos.
Bobleter, w. Meyer, Fred Pfaender each
9, A. J. Vogel 3. . II
The citizens national bank building
l. in Mankato was damaged by fire the
other night to an extent of nearly fifteen
1 thousand dollars. But then, Mankatc
has not fire department like ours, ano
? that tells the tale.
i Sheriff Matter received the SAD infor
n formation that his brother Edward hae
died at sea near the Chinese coast anC
e was buried at sea March 18th. Deceased
y was twenty six years old and band-mas
i ter of the third regular Infantry enrout'
to Manila.
Y ]. Mohr Jr., son of Prof. AIohr of tn
= college has accepted position as teach
IS er in one of the schools at Flatville, I'll
He has left for the place of his destina
l. ton last Wednesday and will stop owe
It at Madison, Wis, and Chicago, ILL.,, t.
It visit friends.
The Lutheran congregation decided t
n enlarge their church edi6ce by a
d additional structure of 40x6S feet. Tn
% total cost will aggregate $4,000 ane
nearly the full amount has been contrib
~ uted by subscriptions taken up anon
. the members.
\. Chas. L. Arbes has passed the phal
maceutical examination at st. Paul an
o is now full fedged druggist. Out {
a., eighty-four candidates only one-ha
- passed examination. Mr.. Arbes will II
main with Andrew J. Eckstein at II
Pioneer Drugstore.
o. The county auditor has distributed a
ha of the sugar beet seed furnished him
the state treasurer. Some of the see
has gone too Sleepy Eye, Evan, Morgs
no and Cottonwood but the bulk has bee
rs taken by New Ulm people, who a
on owners of acre lots.
VIE Hermann Cordes solemnly declar
or that he never so far intended to get ma
ter RED in such hurry as was ascribed
he him in the New Ulm papers. Miss Ko
III ping was positively shocked when S
heard of the rumor of her approachil
he marriage. It was false alarm.
ort For the first time in a year the stea
III whistles of our mills have been sound
''s at 10 o'clock sharp at noon on Il
Thursday, heretofore the time varyi
ice from five to ten minutes after noon, a
'ut cording to standard time, as recorded
es- the New Ulm observatory OF CO. Rel
Rev. John H. Malley of Minneapol
superintendent OF tie Minnesota Cong
as' gational churches, will preach here
III the Congregational church Sunday MOI
icy ing. In the evening Rev. Malley "
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