New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-04

Alb. BobIeter WASH tin II Sd the On
test for loorkeeeper Of the senate.
The death Of VIM. Trautmueller Of
this city occurred Friday mernlng.
G. p. Cutting Of this county will be
the fusionlst nominee Tor chief clerk of
the house.
The little child of Max Burg died
Thursday afternoon and was buried on
Saturday.
The recount of Cottonwood and Stark.
in the Pfaender-Miller contest will BE
made today.
Matt Waller will do grand jury SER
vice at the next term Of the federal
court in ST. Paul.
The members of the Workmen lodge
will give dance at Turner Hall on tho
evening of the 7th.
Anton Steffen and e. 2. Bertrand, two
leading Sleepy Eye citizens, transacted
business here Friday.
Peter johnson has severed his connec
ton, with the CORTLAND creamery and ac-
copied place at Evan.
Gov. Lind's inaugural message will
contain, it is claimed, in the neighbor-
hood of ten thousand words.
Jos. Penkert, VIM. Penkert, Nora
Bowman and Lizzie Roger of Comfrey
visited here during the holidays.
Mesdames Baarsch, Bellm and Vogel
will attend the state meeting of Ger.
mania sisters at Mankato tomorrow.
On Tuesday of last week daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pfeff-
erie. The happy parents have our con-
CALCULATIONS.
Rev. johnson of the Congregational
church preached at Mankato Sunday.
Prof. Pearson of Carleton College filed
the pulpit here.
The officers of Harmony Camp will
be publicly>installcd on the evening Of
the 18th. Following the installation,
there will be a banquet
Mr.. Lind left for ST. Paul Thursday
morning and was followed by his fami-
~ Friday. For the present they will
make their home at the Ryan.
The. plaintiff in the divorce case Of
Margaretha Siemers VS.. Albert Siemers
was granted divorce on Friday. Hen
ry N. Somsen was her attorney.
Fred Bobsin has sold his saloon and
dwelling in CORTLAND to Carl Siege for
$4,000. Bobsln purchases the Peter
johnson residence property for 1915.
The Northwestern has issued an order
that hereafter no women will be Civ
EN- employment of any character what
s"ever in any Of the company's Offices.
The Review Office enjoyed the New
Years compliments of the Schell Brew
ing Go. to the extent of fine case of ex-
port. The thanks of the whole force 90
to the donors.
Miss Emma Wellner has beenup from
st. Peter the psst few days visiting
with relatives in New UIm and LAFAYETTE.
A. sudden gloom was cast over her va
cation by the tragedy of Saturday night.
AS Henry Manderfeld of Essig was
about to take the train for home Mon
day evening one of the arteries of his
lett arm was ruptured and he sustained
severe loss of blood before he could
be taken to a doctor. About week ago
the same artery was ruptured in runa.
way.
Col. Plummer, the gifted editor, ora
tor and politician, who has on a number
OF occasions employed his wonderful
powers of speech in assisting Min
nesota to go republican,, is once more
before the public, having completely re-
covered from his mt ntal breakdown Of
a year ago.
Winthrop at present is using a very
expensive coal for its electric light plant
and the council feels that it can obtain
just as good results from cheaper
grade L was for the purpose, there
FIRE, OF ascertaining the quality Of ceal
used by our local mills that Editor Di-
mond visited our city last Thursday.
The dance at Turner Hall Saturday
evening aetted the members of the Fire
Department. considerably over 500.
All this goes into the relief fund which