New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-09
Miss Lille Ipps Of St. Paul is visiting
with the Buenger family.


transacting business here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Hoffman, Of Morgan
were visiting with New Ulm friends part
Of last week.
Mrs. John Denglsr and her mother
Mrs. Diepolder went to Glbbon Friday,
the guests of Mrs. Chas. Baltrusch.
Tracy's big Touring mill was destroyed
by fire last Thursday at 2 a. m. Loss
$4,000, insurance $1,000. The proprie-
tors, Mariner & Mclean will rebuild at
once.
Another record has been broken. A..
A. Hanson Of Minneapolis rode thou
sand miles in 90 hours SO minutes there
by reducing the record held by Edge of
England.
Chas. Toberer has contracted with O..
81. Ross for the construction of drink
ing fountain in front of the Brown
County Bank building. Work will be
begun soon. -.~. 49,
Carl Lehman of CORTLAND came here
on his wheel Sunday week ago to at
tend the Hermann Sons festival. He is
now minus his wheel, sneak thief max
ing away with it.
Rev. Theo. Seifert, of the German
Lutheran congregation at St. Peter has
accepted call to the pastorate in Stew
ensville, Michigan. He will leave for
his new home in September.
Andrew Johnson, after spending one
week with his parents, leaves for Owa-
tonna today, where he is engaged as typo
on the Owatonna Journal. Mr.. johnson
was formerly an employee in the Re-
view.
Miss Emma Wellner of St. Peter ar
rived here Saturday and IS visiting with
her parents and other relatives. She
intends to remain for some time and
will participate in the Wellner Luetjen
nuptials.
Always ready to respond. See the fire
Ladies' at work at Hermanns Heights,
Sunday, August ooh. Burg's battery
will assist.
1t has been decided by the school
board some time ago that Ben: Juni
would not be reappoirted teacher in
the public schools. Miss Antoinette
Zieher has been selected for the position
held by him until now.
Hermann Baumann, a farmer from
Winthrop, lost pocketbook containing
800 and promisory note for $500. To
all appearances he was the victim of
gang of pickpockets, working the crowds
last Sunday week ago.
J. 81. Strasser of this city and his two
sisters Of Oregon have inherited the sum
Of 10000 francs or $4,000 from an un-
Gle, who died in Switzerland in Septem-
Der, 1898. News of the death didn't
reach the heirs until last week.
Miss Nellie Drew has resigned her
position as teacher in the public schools
of New Ulm to accept a similar position
in the schools at her home, Northfeld
The school board meets next Tuesd ay,
when a successor to Miss Drew will be
selected.
DR.. Stricken went to Morgan last
Wednesday in order to consult with DR..
Butler of that place, regarding the in
jury sustained by Hy. Kamholz, by a
horse kicking him in the abdomen. At
last accounts the injured man is i'm
proving.
Contractor A. G. Ochs of Springfield
was transacting business here last Thurs
day. He succeeded in getting two skill
ed mechanics for his contract in Fair
mont, the firm of F. Nagel & Co. pro-
curing the help. Mr.. Ochs reports bus
i,less as brisk.
Mr.. Jas. Irving of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting with his sons, prosper
GUS farmers near CORTLAND and intends
to remain until fall. Mr.. Irving for
merly lived in this city and is we'll
known to many. Monday he came to
town to visit old time friends.
The fourth report of Chief Fire War
den Andrews has been submitted. It is
very complete IN every detail, giving the
number of fires that have taken place in
this state and the damage done by them
to our forests and prairies as we'll as to
private property, including the Insurance
thereon.
Wa 17n1orcfop6 thot Ron Hnl+oo, Will