New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-10

Is NH d.s IL N0mme was removed toll
HE hospital Saturday, as her illness me-
cessitated q careful medical treatment.
which can not So well be obtained IA 4 |
private residence.
From all parts of the county reports
are coming in regarding new structures
and the repairing of old ones. The
building season has fairly begun and the
prospects for our local contract rs are
very bright.
The Great Western Rand will ,narou-
rate the sprinp season bu > GRAND con.
cert in Hermann,s ponl, snndon Man$1A
The music furnished by that band is
really good and the weather permitting,
the park will undoubtedly be crowded
by the citizens of New Ulm and suburbs.
John Rooster Of linden "a nlav;no, =
luck. While here some time apo he had
chance TO buy fine short HON COW.
Eve wears old. for the extremely small
sum Of $37. The COW now weighs 1900
pounds and Rooster wouldn't sell her
for large sum. He intends to put her
on exhibition at the next state fair.
Ineebert Ineebertson of ST. Peter was
arrested at that place. charged with a SER
ious offcnse, an indecent assault upop
Mary Wilson. The complainant lives in
Lake Prairie and gives her age as 40
years. The case is set for a preliminary
hearing before Judge Gresham next
Thursday and in the meantime lngebert-
son IS q prisoner in the county Jail.
A team of horses belonging to Herm.
Pfaender broke loose last Tuesday after
noon, being frightened by the barking
of dog. The team arrived home safe
". and as no one was in the wagon 1T
the time of the runaway. no harm was
done. The dog was punished promptly
by Marshall Klause who sent it to the
dog's heaven by a we'll directed shot.
Section I. Chanter 286 Of the GENERAL
law lust passed by the last legislature
saws that ga dog that habitually worries,
chases or molests,teams. bicycle riders or
persons TRAVELLING neaceablv on the nnb-
lie highway is hereby declared public
nuisance" The penaltv ia death of the
dog upon complaint and we would warn
any of our readers who have such dog.
At the session of district court in Red
wood Falls Chs. T. Hanson Of Lamber-
ton. CHARGED with a hienons crime com
mitted upon his thirteen wear old daugh-
ter was given twenty-five wears at hard
labor in the state nrison. which mioht he
considered life sentence. Charles and
Jesse Clements charged with grand lar
cenv. drew prize of two years each.
Raw porab,o,d. foruor,7 of Nou 17,n,
cotho,;o oh,,,o1 u;,7 ,,,uo fu n,,+
tenburp. N. J.. Monday afternoon and
will remain for short time. His ar
rival is heartily welcomed bv everybody
that knows him. he being ve,y popular
among all classes. Monday evening he
was serenaded at the residence of Rev,
Sandmever. where he is stopping by the
Great Western Band. Tomorrow he will
participate in Ascension dav services.
p;1l7 Mouo,o +ho or+huos+orn +o,o-
oranh onorator bas rocont,v roce;ved q
letter from Mike Reattv who WAS line
repairer from St. Peter. and who went to
the Klondvke. He wrote q verv dis.
hearteninp letter stating that he was
about to start for San Francisco. didn't
know whether he would make it or not,
He has CONSUMPTION along with some
other trouble. He wrote as if he yerg
doubtful about ever reaching Gods