New Ulm review., 1899-06-07
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VIM. Skinner, Peter Manderfeld and
Carl Schulz were appointed by Judge
Webber to appraise the value on farm
lands through which the M. s.. St. L. R.
r. viii have to lay their tracks. Con-
demnation proceedings have been insti-
tuted by that road.
Ole SYnsteby of Hanska was married
to Miss Rena Torgrimson, sister of ].
Torgrimson of this city, at the latter's
residence Sunday evening, Rev. E. Green
of Madelia officiating. A reception took
place after the ceremony and Monday
the young couple left for their future
home in Hanska.
Emil Gruenenfelder died Friday after
noon aged thirty-six years of a compli-
cation of diseases, from which he had
been suffering for several months. He
had made his home with his widowed
mother on Franklin street and two broth
ers, julius and Christ Gruenenfelder,
mourn his loss. The funeral took place
in. the city cemetery Sunday afternoon.
The thriving village of Hanska is ex-
periencing something like boom just
now. Three new lumber firms have
started up there during the past two
weeks, j. E. Stunt, E. Hage and E. Ouren
of Madelia and NJ. Thompson of Fari-
bault. The station has not been located
so far but it will not be far away from
the business center of Hanska.
Local forecaster Andrew J. Eckstein
has compiled the following report o f
the temperature during the month of
May: Mean temperature, 57.2; maxi
mum temperature, IS, date 11-27; min
imum temperature, 80 on 18th; total
precipitation, 1.69 inches; clear weather,
ID days; cloudy days, 8; light frost, on
the 18th; thunder storms, on the 8, a.,
IS, 27 and Both.
Capt. Burg's battery, under command
of W. E. Koch will hold grand picnic
at Hermann's Heights next Sunday June
1lth. The battery will parade through
the principal streets, headed by the end
Regiment Band and will have practice
at the park in the afternoon. 1t will be
a military spectacle worth seeing and
therefore nobody should fail to be at
Hermann's Park Sunday June 18th.
Mrs. Auguste: Baumeister died at the
hospital Saturday morning, aged thirty
six years. She was taken to that insti
tuition from. her home in Lafayette last
Thursday and as a last chance for ii pos
slble recovery an operation was resorted
to, performed by DR.. Fritsche under the
| assistance of DR.. Strickler. The effort
proved futile. Funeral took place Mon
day in the Lutheran cemetery of this ci-
| ty. Deceased leaves nine children to be
taken care of b. the bereft husband.
About two weeks ago while decorat-
ing some graves IN the cemetery, Mrs.
II. Frenzel met with very serious ac-
cident. Using an old tin can for water
ing the plants her hand was slightly cut
by the sharp edge of the can and d short
| time afterwards the hand began to swell.
Dr. Schoch was called but the whole
arm was in the meanwhile swollen and
| infiamed. It is clear case of blood
poisoning and up to the present time the
symptoms are such as to cause great fea1
| as to the ultimate recovery.
The picnic arranged by the End regi-
ment band last Sunday was we'll attend
ed and everybody enjoyed it hugely
The band netted a snug little m,which
was well deserved. The ouly draw back
to those picnics is the customary early
| adjournment of the visitors, which took
place around six o'clock, just when a
picnic is about to be a picnic. Burg's
battery will have so many inducements
next Sunday, that the time for adjourn
ment will be postponed.
At meeting of the Congregational
church held last Wednesday Alex Rus
sell and Mrs. Mowery were elected dele
gates to the Western conference of the
Congregational churches, to convene at
Winthrop June 18th and 14th. Mrs.