New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-01

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Eye last Saturday.
Ex.sLerif Anderson was ID town Sun
day and Monday.
w r. Hodges, Of the Sleepy Eye
Herald was caller Monday.
Did you pay your personal property
tax yesterday9 Il not, why not2
C.W.Heimann was down from Spring
field Monday on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kios died Monday at
the age Of ~ years Of heart failure.
Chas. Toberer started out on bust
ness trip to the West Monday afternoon.
The six months old child Of DR.. P. F.
James Of Sleepy Eye died Sunday night.
Miss Woolson Of Window is spending
the week here with her sister Mrs. j.
Welcome.
DR.. j. w. B. Welcome, ST., of Sleepy
Eye was here on professional business
last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Schipka, daughter of John
Girg of Leavenworth died last Sunday
at the age of twenty years.
Albrecht stork has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk at Fenscke's grocery and
will york for Henry Crone.
Louis Fritsche has taken the agency
for the Milwaukee binder company and
II soliciting orders for that machine.
Valentine, the St. Peter postothce
robber, escaped from the officer taking
him to St. Paul and is now at large.
Neil Currie, of Currie, this state, on
his return from Chicago stopped of here
for few hours Saturday and made a
friendly call.
Nine boys dressed in George Washing
ton uniforms paraded the streets last
Wednesday afternoon and they proved to
be quite an attraction.
Chas Hauenstein left last Monday for
Chicago and Milwaukee on business con-
nected with the John Hauenstein Brew
ing Company. He will be gone several
weeks.
The Minneapolis Tribune had asfre
Friday night which entirely destroyed
its plant, but on Sunday it came out
smiling with splendid edition. That
is business enterprise.
George Duetsch of Linden, while chop
ping wood at his home last Saturday, had
the mis- fortune to strike one of the fng-
ers of his left hand with the ak and near
ly severed it. DR.. Fritsche attended to
the injured hand.
At the meeting called last Saturday
| evening fol the purpose of recognizing
Company A of the Minnesota National
Guard the majority present we're in ia
vor of recognizing. Another meeting
will be held next Saturday evening.
A petition was circulated this week
requesting that the Minnesota river be
made pow unnavigable from Shakopee to
its source so far as to permit stationary
bridges to be constructed across it.. 1t
was approved of by large number.
The NJ. & St. Louis company has al
ready let the contract for the building of
bridge across the Cottonwood. It will
be 70 feet high, several hundred feet
long. 1t is to he built by the Phanix
Bridge Co. and must he completed by
May i.
! Bro. Hodges denies the statement pub.
lished in the Brown County Journal to
the effect that he was candidate for the
office of Judge of Probate to succeed
Laudenschlager, and further that he
would not have accepted the office had
it been rendered him.
The literary and musical programme
which had been arranged for the celebra-
ton of Washington's birthday at Turner
Hall last Sunday evening has been pest.
poned on account of the Indictment
weather. The celebration will take place
next Sunday evening.
DR.. W. 2. Flower was at New Ulm
last Saturday to assist DR.. Stricken in
operating on several cases IF abdominal
trouble. With these good physicians to
care for the unfortunate victims to dis
ease one can rest assured that the COM
munity will not experience many fatal
diseases.- Gibbon Gazette,
The Young Ladies' Friday Musical was
most delightfully."- entertained last Fri