New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-29

Don't miss the Easter Costume Pazlf
ball ct Turner Hall Sunday evening.
The library board have completed ALL
ne cessary arrangements and the rooms
will be-opened to the public next satur-
day, April 1st.
Hauenstein Brewing CO.. aaye this
week furnished all theil customers with /
Beck Beer sand anne will be on tap on
Easter Sunday.
The Misses Olsen and Peterson of |
Minneapolis have already opened their
millinery store in the Peuser building
on North Minnesota street.
The members Of Germania Sisters
Lodge gave necktie dance at Schmuk.
er's Tiyoli on Saturday evening last.
There were about fifty couples in attend
ance and we have heard many say that it
was the most pleasant dancing party held
this season. 7
At the caucus held at Union Hall last
Friday Henry Wehye was nominated for
Alderman from the 1st Wald, Lorenz
Flor from the End Ward and Peter Man.
derfeld from the Sd. Jacob Klossner
Jr., has since been nominated by petit,
ton circulated by friends. .S
4 p . : : + i ~
Quite number Of ladies enjoyed a
pleasant sleigh ride around town Satur-
day evening. They did enjoy it very.
much as they had four horses hitched to
the sleigh. Later IN the evening the par
/ ty was entertained for several hours at
the home OF Mrs. Jos. A. E.kstein. where
Refreshments were served.
II. p. Clarke, Genl. Supt.; W. M.Hop-
kins, General Freight Agent; J. Z. Blake,
Contracting Agent at Minneapolis and
E. +. Farmer, General Freight Agent of
the M. & ST. Z. Railroad are making a
general inspection trip over the St. Louis
road. They were in town from Monday
evening to Tuesday noon.
VIM. Hueyelmann lastweek sold lis
fine bred stallion to Herman Kettner
of Nicollet county for $500. Mr.. Huev-
elmann is a lover of fine horses and after
selling this horse he went to the Twin
Cities to see what he could purchase
th.re, but lie did not find what suited
him. The horse he sold was thorough
Z bred and is Of the famous Guido stock.
| Twenty-four applications for liquor
licenses have been fled with the City
Clerk. This will bring into the city
treasury on the 18th of next month thu
neat little sum of $4,000. The follow
ing made applications: Fcrd. Gollnast
3. Remnant, George Groebner, Bernh
Reinhart, Math. Siebenbrunner, New
!. Ulm Turnverein, Wenzel Groebner, Free
Williams, Henry Seifert, John F. Carl
son, Andreas Anlann, Baarsch & Dali
mann, Schaefer and Berdan, Chas. P
Stengel, Frank Burg Jr., John Woratsch
9 ka, Frank Schneider, John Korbel Jr,
t Goetsch & Laue, Charles Forster, Johl
e Wiltscheck, Jos. F. Grobner, Peter Her
: ian and Jos. Schumacher.
! TIE following is of interest and in
formation to justices of the peace an,
attorneys: It is an act of the Legisla
ture of this State, approved March 13
I: 1898. Section 1866 of the General Stat
]. utes Of 1894, being Section IL of Chap
!, ter IS of the General Statutes of 1875
:: as amended by Chapter 55 of the Gen
:. eral Laws of 1896, is amended to rea
as follows: --&
: "Every summons or process issued y
. a Justice of the Peace shall run in til
+ name of the State of Minnesota, be dat
e ed on the day it is issued, be signed
:. the Justice issuing the same and lie d
f rected to the Sheriff or Constable of til
4 proper County. It shall be entirel
filled up and have no blank, either l
: date, or otherwise, at the time of its dt
!, livery to an officer to be executed. E1
: cry summons or process issued by a Ju:
tee of the Peace in civil action sha
!, not be returnable earlier than nine 6
), o'clock in the forenoon nor later tina
!, (5) O'clock in the afternoon, and ever
summons shall contain statement {
the amount claimed by the plaintiff.
"Eyery such summons or process
9 which is issued and delivered to an off
!. Ger to be executed contrary to the pr.
: vision of this section shall be void.'' Y
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