New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-25
New Uln1
and Vicinity.

A. G. Jones came back from Mime
apolis Friday evening.
There was masquerade at the Mil
ford club house Saturday right.
A. H. Lienhard has just recovered
from an attack of the grippe.
F. II. Krook commenced his duties as
assistant cashier in the Citizens bank
last Friday.
Mrs. Otto ScheH gave a party last
Saturday night. Music was furnished
by the Mandolin Club.
A. J. Meyer, the photographer, has
sold his property on Front street to N.
Henningsen.
John Engel and Mrs. WilhelmiDa Krog
were married last week. Rev. Albrecht
officiated. -
A brother of Miss Schiltknecht, teach
er in the public schools of New Ulm,
died in Manka.o last week.
Mrs. J. Newhart will entertain the
members of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety and their friends Friday evening.
VIM. Hopkins of North Dakota, was
married to- Mara Larson, of Leaven-
worth, MINI. Monday by Capt. George.
There were 1928 patients at St. Alex
ANGER hospital last year. Deaths were
IS. Sister Superior 'Flavia has charge
of the work and is doing nobly.
w: G.. Alvin, the druggist, won the
chainless Columbia bicycle raffled off by
G. H. Hornburg last week; the lucky
number was 48.
Representative Heimerdinger, Brown
county. was in the city Saturday, Sum-
day and part of Monday. He left Mon
day over the Northwestern for St. Paul.
A new K. of P. lodge will be started
at Kasota this week. An invitation has
been extended to the New Ulm lodge to
take part in the ceremonies.
Everybody has heard of the masquer-
ade ball to be given at Turner Hall Sa-
turday evening the 28th. A jolly old
time is looked forward to.
Anton Hartmuth will vacate his sa-
loon on the 18th of April and with his
family will leave for Germany. Mr..
Baarsch, the owner of the building will
OCCUPY 1t.
Baarsch & Cannon have just come in
to possession of f ne trotting stallion
Bloomington Boy sire Bourbon Wilkes.
1t is Is hands and inches high and
weighs 1900 pounds.
W. R. Evans of Bntternut Valley
while hauling hay on Saturday had the
misfortune to fall off his sleigh and
his head struck the ground from the ef-
fects of which he died. He was sixty
years Old. --.e... 90. IL = ...
J. H. Becker, a school teacher near
CORTLAND, while out Saturday afternoon
with another man hauling hay received
an apoplectir stroke, and died Sunday.
Deceased was 40 years of age and we'll
known in this vicinity.
Anton Ouren, recently appointed dairy
Inspector by Dairy and Food Commits
sioner Bowler, went to st. Paul Friday
to take charge of his new duties. Mr.
Ouren is man of wide experience and
he is every bit as blg as his Office.
The North lot Of the Union House lots
was sold to Fred Backer and his brother
by Peter Manderfeld. The Backer broth
ers intend to build two story brick
building on the lot. Mr.. Manderfeld will
probably build on the adjoining lot an6
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The Lafayette and Bel nadotte Cream
cry company held their annual meeting
last Saturday. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres.
ident, ]. K. Peterson; secretary, Aug
Samuelson; treasurer, Chas. FL. Nelson
directors, Aug. Samuelson, H.F. Schrad.
er and Claus Swanson. ;.......
The election contest between FREQ
Pfaender and Wesley c. Miller for the
office of Register of Deeds of this coun.
ty was decided by judge Webbel late
Saturday afternoon in favor of Miller
The Judge finds that Miller received
three more votes than Ffaender. Under
this decision, Miller will retain control
of the office. There has been some talk
of an appeal to the Supreme Court III
this matter. Nothing definite has been
determined upon yet however.