New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-14
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Albert r. Koch Of Young America
Sundayed here, with relatives.
Miss Ida Koch will attend the Nation
al Teachers Association at Los Angeles,
Cal.
Joe Lohrenz and Frank Schluck of
Morgan were New Ulm visitors last
week.
Hermann G. Schmidt of the University
of Minnesota was New Ulm visitor
Sunday.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein left for In
dianapoiis Monday, to attend the meet
ing of the grand lodge A. GU. W.
Do not fail to take your best girl ont on
short excursion trip on the yapor launch
Alcantara. Every evening at o'clock.
Rev. Firgau will attend Sunday morn
ing the dedication of the church bells of
the Norwegian Lutheran church at Lin
den. In the evening Mr.. Firgau will lee
ture here at Turner Hall on the subject
"Mank1nd a mystery" the lecture to be
in German.
The local lodge of G. o. F. is making
extensive preparations for their second
anniversary of their organization, com
bined with dedication of flag. It is
expected that excursion trains will be
run from various points and large del
egation from the Twin Cities is also ex.
pected.
The mixed choirs of the German Luth-
eran churches of Jordan, Good Thunder
New Ulm, Mankato and St. Peter met
at Mankato Sunday for musical festi-
val at Sibley park. The morning ser.
mon was delivered by Rev. Theo. Self
ert of St. Peter, and in the afternoon
Rev. K. F. Schultz, of Mankato, made a
brief address,.
Messrs. Otto Wicherski and W. D.
Tallmann, teachers at the high school of
Eau Claire, Wis, arrived here on their
bicycles after a two days ride Saturday.
Yesterday they started on an extended
bicycle trip to Yellowstone National
sPark;,'-e'ias 1istal.ce of some 1900 miles,
and expect to be back again in about
two months. S.. ~ .' .>. n n,
Carl Nelson, in the employ of 5wan
Peterson, near Belview, received tele-
gram last Tuesday to the effect that his
brother, IN the employ of Sherman
Payne, and one of the excursionists to
Minneapolis, Sunday, had been found
dead, poisoned, in that city Monday
morning. The brother, John, mad 800
in his possession when lie left Belview
Sunday morning.-Redwood Gazette.
Claus Foss, assessor of Courtland, is
the. first assessor in Nicollet county to
complete his work and on Wednesday
he sent to Auditor Hensel a transcript
of his assessment. The total personal
property assessment in CORTLAND town
this year IS P47,O69 as against $44,319
last year. For the village of Courtand
it is $1S,2O1 as against $16,S55 last year
The increase in town and village over
last year is $4,000.
By public vote at 6herbu-ne, Martin
county, it was decided not to allow
$4,000 for the right of way guaranteed
the M. &. st. L. r. r. Some public
spirited citizens had placed themselves
responsible for the sum and the defeat
at the polls means for them the loss OF
that sum. They were induced to guar
antee the amount by the public sentiment
in favor of it, but is seems that the tax
payers and voters reconsidered the matter
with the above effect.
< August Lambrecht died at his resi-
dence on 9Th street North and German
street Tuesday evening of last week of
gangrene. Deceased was, seventy five
years old and one of the old settlers OF
this county. Up toa few months ago he
lived on his farm IN town Milford and
came to New Ulm where some of his
children are residing, In order to receive
proper medical treatment. The disease
having made too far progress, medical
skill was of no avail and the advanced
arr~ IF 6ocoaco6 tUao also auainat him