New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-15
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quite ILL.,
F. H. Rctzlaff has supplied his store
with new Office furniture.
Darwin Schuetz of the state university
spent Sunday at his home here.
Emil steinhauser Of Lamberton spent
Sunday and Monday in the city.
jacob Klossner Jr. transacted business
at the Twin Cities last Wednesday,
Mrs. F. w. johnson returned from:
her st. Paul visit Wednesday evening.
Attorney Somsen made business trip
to Sleepy Eye Tuesday afternoon Of last
week.
Paul Klinkhammer has received the
contract to build barn 36x6O for VIM.
Scheaff1er.
Eugene Koehler has fitted up his bar
Der shop with four new chairs. a good
improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. schotzko spent a
few days of last week at Springfield WIS.,
iting with relatives.
Adolph Alvin is improving his resi-
dence on Third North street by adding
another story to it. 5s5
Thursday night we experienced the
first thunder and lightning of the season,
a sure sign of spring.
Fred Hamann has purchased G. W.
Heimann's residence on South Broadway
Monday. Consideration $3.50.
Mayor Weschcke and wife will return
Wednesday or Thursday, next week hav-
ing spent the winter IN California.
Miss Amanda Frenzel was rendered a
surprise party Wednesday evening. Ey-
erybody present reported good time. :
Town elections we're held yesterday
but as returns did not come in before we
60 to press, will publish them next week.
George Doehne came up from Austin
Saturday to spend Sunday with his par
eAts and took in the X. of P. ball at
Turner Hall. --...~~r->.---. 49,.
Fred Hummel, clerk at Dakota House
has taken a months vacation and will
spend same in travelling. He left last
Friday morning.
Herman F. Schmidt came home from
the University Wednesday evening to
stay few days recovering from an at
tack of the grippe.
Jos. Klinkhammer has returned from
Wolverton, this state, where he has pur-
chased farm. He intends to remove
there in short time.
August Schultz, a young man from
this county, who was committed to the
insane asylum at st. Peter year ago,
has received his discharge.
Albert Steinhauser spent several days
o: last week between here and St. James
looking up right of way property for the
N. & ST.. LIS new extension. S-e~.->-s~---.
A St. Peter minister has branded the
mayor of his town as coward from the
pulpit, because he fails to require the
saloons to be closed on Sundays.
J. Klossner Jr. & Co. have so far this
season sold full carload of Van Brunt's
drills. The demand for this machine is
such that they have ordered new lot
and expect to dispose of them before the
seas on is over. ..-..-....<.
John Carlson and Chas. Werdermann
have made real estate deal in trading
lands whereby Werdermann gets 200
acres of Renville county lands and Carl
son gets 100 acres o f Redwood land and
some cash to boot.
Fred Engel has disposed of his inter-
est IN the firm of Neumann & Engel to
his partner Mr.. Nick Neumann. Mr.. En-
gel hes decided to open blacksmith
shop at Window, S. D., and will leave
for that place next Friday.
Vogelpohl & Spaeth have just COM
pleted new pipe organ for the Lutheran
church, few miles east of Courtland.
It wes loaded on eight loads and taken
down Monday and will be put in place
by next Sunday. The cost IS 81 500.
The Young Ladies Friday Musical met
with Miss Dora Hauenstein last Friday.
A special programme had been prepared