New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-31
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g Miss Reka Mueller paid a short visit.
to friends and relatives in Nicollet last
week. sas.
VIM. Friederich has severed his con-
nection with P. Gruye of Winthrop and
is now in New Ulm I.
Clerk of Court Larson was requested
by Mr.. Merriam, director of census, to
furnish him. q complete list of all cities,
villages, towns etc, of Brown county.
AS no city etc. has been incorporated in
this county since the census Of 1890, Mr..
Larson's task is a very easy one.
may be of localinterest to know that
the state law now gives us eight holi.
days. They are New Years, January /;
Lincoln's birthday, February q; Wash
ington's birthday, February %; Decora
ton day, May 80; July Fourth; Labor
day, September 1 Election day and
Christmas, December 25.
The college boys, that is those that
will graduate June 18th, arranged for a
pleasant outing for their friends Satur-
day afternoon. Tents were pitched.
near the Cottonwood and a magnificent
time was enjoyed by the boys. It was
not regarded as essential to the welfare
Of the boys, to have them chaperoned by
one of the professors.
Ferd. Zimmerman of Sigel and Miss
Gustie Schultz OF Stark were married by
Rev. Albrecht in the Lutheran church
last Tuesday. A grand reception was
held at the residence of the brides par
lent's and the young couple left for their
future home in New Avon, Redwood
county, on the day following.
The secretary of the interior has ap-
proved the bond of George Z. Evans,
Redwood Falls, Mimi, as disbursing
agent for annuities due the Medawakan-
ton Sioux of southern Minnesota. MI.
Evans begins work at once. He will
get So per day for services for ex-
ceeding 100 days in each year. The
amount to be cisbursed annually is about
$4,000.
The condition of Mrs. Christ. Ruemke,
who IS now under medical treatment in
St. Paul, seems to become alarming.
Chris. Ruemke has been in St. Paul, at
tending his wife since Saturday a
week ago, and last Saturday Mrs. George
Gieseke, mother of Mrs. Ruemke, hast
ened to her daughters sick bed. A di-
agnosis of Mrs. Ruemke's malady has
not been given by local or outside ply
sicians. -ss, II .s-zs S.
The fire department. turned out IN
full force Saturday evening and practice
was had in two different locations. Ev-
erything worked like a charm, and half
of the city was on the streets to see the
fire laddies at work. Their efficiency
has been proven lately, and if practice
will tend to ferfect it, perfection will be
attained. It is planned by the officers
of the organization to have practice with
the entire apparatus at least once in each
month. III
General orders have been issued by
Adjutant General Lambert for the reor-
ganization of the national guard regi-
ments on the ne-company basis. To
the seven companies in the Third regi-
ment are added the Morris company,
known as I, in the Fourth, and the
Mortified company, known as K, in the
Fourth. The Second regiment having
eight compa MES. is filled out by the
addition of the Rochester company, or.
ganized as n OF the Fourth.
The German Methodists are making
extensive preparations, to hold a camp
meeting in timber adjoining the resi-
dence Of Carl Albrecht in Home town
ship, Brown county. The meeting vii
commence June 10th, and will continu,
in session four or five days. It is ex
|pected that Rev. Meierbachtol of Spring
/ field, Rev. j. Sohm of Walnut Grove
Rev. j. Rabe of Echo, Rev. F. Steiner o
Sleepy Eye, Rev. F. W. Krienke Of New
Ulm, Rev. Miller of Fairfax and possib
/ " other divines will be present to tax,