New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-03
REMEMBER
BARBERSHOPS WILL BE
CLOSED NEXT SUNDAY

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With carrying concealed weapons, viz. a
evolver, by night police Rolwes, was
,iyen $5and costs by Justice Jacobs. In .
lefault of cash Trautmiller took up his
odging at the Hotel Matter for term
,felght days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham last Fri s
lay entertained number of their young
,r friends at their residence. The affair
IS said to be one of the most pleasant of
The season, which is not surprising ow-
ing to the amiable disposition of Mr..
and Mrs. Bingham.
DR.. A. F. Stricken, now physician at
the st. Peter hospital will be transferred
to the Rochester hospital as assistant
The state board of Hos
pitfalls meets this week at Fergus Falls
and the appointment will be made at
that meeting.
The work Of constructing the elabor-
ate refligerating apparatus and the 9TH
er departments in Epple's meat market
is rapidly nearing perfection. In few
days the whole work will be perfected
and Epple's butcher shop will be one of
the finest in the land.
Three employees of the M. 8 St. L.
railroad came down from the Twin Cit
les Saturday in order to try their new
gasoline tricycle. on their return Sun
day. Owing to the rain the trial had to
be abandoned and the gentlemen re-
turned on the regular train. .
Farmer H. Selzner of Morton died a.
that place very suddenly last Thursday,
at the age of forty-two years. AS he had
been in excellent health up to few
minutes before his death, coroner's in
quest was deemed necessary and the
verdict was that death was due to heart
failure.
We are told that not less than two
thousand ducks were slaughtered at
Swan Lake this spring. That business
hereafter is done for. If pot-hunters
have no regard for the protection of
game, the law will hereafter teach them
lesson they will not soon forget. No
spring shooting after this.
The April term of the district court of
Redwood county convened at ten O'Clock
Tuesday morning. There were Al cases
on the printed calendar, all civil. Judge
Weber, as usual, opened the session
with the customary charge to the grand
Jury. A large number of outside at
torneys were present.
Mrs. Frederike Hagemann died las
Thursday at the home of her son-in law
H. Albrecht, at the age of ninety ont
wears. Deceased had lived in this count,
since 1865. The funeral took place Sun
day afternoon, Rev. .Albrecht officiating
Services were held at the late home o
deceased and at the Lutheran cemetery.
Jos. GALES the insurance agent in
forms us that the life of the late Hy. P
Crone was insured for $4,000 in tn
following companies: N. Y. Life lns
Co. $4,000; Germania Life ms. Co. o
New York $4,000; Northwestern Mutu
al of Milwaukee $4,000. Mr.. Gales ha
taken the preliminary steps to perfect
1 speedy settlement of the claims.
! Preparations for the moving of tn
: old Burg saloon building were unde
way since Monday last week and actus
i moving was begun Thursday. By Sal
y uriay evening half of the structure ha
been moved to Broadway and 2nd Stree
II North and the whole work will probal
lv be concluded at the end of this weel
9 Mr.. Gruenenfelder is the buyer of tn
building which will be transplanted
IS the lot on Broadway.
/ Otto Tape and John Gronau the col
% tractors and builders have consolidate
, last Saturday and have jointly take
10 the contract for the new Fir. Bulg Jl
. structure on the site now vacated by tt
removal of the old frame building.
m Nagel s. Co.. have part of the contra
ID and the total cost, including heating a
q paratus etc. will exceed $4,000. Il
g new building will be one of the me
= substantial in this city. ~.
at Tie offer of the business men of Nc
n. gan to furnish forty acres of land in Sc
IS. ton II OF the township Of Morgan fl
e. to Redwood county for poor farm, pl
at viding that good substantial buildin
o. be erected upon the land, has been
i'll cepted. This was the most liberal pro
oc;f;o a ronniua6 Efforts were made