New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-12
s Billy Meyer is now mixing and dis
pensing drinks at Carlson's saloon.

:pensing drinks at Carlson's saloon.
Gerhard schar ekahm has sold his in
terest in the firm Of Schapekahm Bros
g Co.
Houses and places of business at St.
Peter are to be numbered in q very few
weeks.
John Lauterbach of Redwood Falls
was New Ulm visitor the latter part
OF last week.
The flags on the public buildings were
.half-mast Thursday, in honor Of the deed
before Santiago.
A petition is being circulated for the
erection Of an iron bridge over the Cot
tonwood near Bentzin's mill.
New Ulm lodge 81 Order Of Hermann
Sons has decided to join the "Central
German American Society of Minnesota
M. G. schade has purchased a business
and dwelling house in Sleepy Eye, where
he will conduct business in patent med
icines.
The county commissioners of Lyon
county meeting last week decided to
erect $4,000 Jail ami sheriff's resi-
dence.
G. A. Hers the architect is preparing
plans and specifications for the recon
struction and enlargement of the Union
Hotel.
F. W. Peuscr, Hy. P. Petzold and Hen
ry Neumann will act as petit jurors dur
ing the session of the U. S. district court
at Mankato April 25th. +.
We call the attention of our readers
to the order issued by the Railroad and
Warehouse Commission, and published
elsewhere in these columns.
Geo. Siebert Jr., had the thumb of his
right hand badly lacerated last Wednes-
day, while operating circular saw. DR..
Hirsch attended to the injury.
According to the Sleepy Eye Dispatch
Peter Paulson, well-known in that town
was killed IN the Philippines while on
duty with the 18th Minnesota.
.Thos. Cannon the liveryman droue>H.
L. Beecher over to Redwood Falls the
latter part of last week and returned
home Sunday about midnight.
The "Arbeiter Verein" has dedication
of its flag at Schmucker's Tivoli next
Saturday. A ball will be given and a
general good time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Rinke of Sleepy
Eye were guests of John F. Neuman,
Mr.. Rinke returned home Monday morn
ing while Mrs. Rinke will remain until
today. j..
Fred. Stolz, formerly baggagemaste1
at the NJ. s. St. L. depot has accepted a
position with the Lampert Lumber Co.
of Morgan, for which place he left last
Friday.
The Women's Whist Club was enter.
tanned by Mrs. Blanchard last Wednes.
day, it being the anniversary of Mrs
Blanchard's birth. The entertainment
was delightful. r.
Sheriff Matter has bought fine span
of horses, Hamiltonians, from Henry
Simmet of Nicollet. The price is 1915
and the span is the envy of every lover
of horse flesh.
Geo. E. Traub of the Mankato Post
has been appointed deputy oil inspecto,
by Gov. Lind. 1t is this we'll deserved
recognition of Mr.. Traub's work during
the last campaign.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein was il
Gibbon last Friday transacting some i'm.
portant business. He also visited Min.
neapolis on the same day making q
Tightening trip of only ten hours duration
Christ Filzen Jr., bought the house
and lot on the corner of State and 18th
North street from John Lauterbach TO,
the sum of 81 200. NJ. Juenemann was
part owner of the above named property
A company Of citizens at Morgan pro
pose to build hall to he used by the
different fraternities of that place, anG
also as public hall. Underneath the
hall there are to be two store rooms
The plans are being drafted. ~.
The general Minnesota conference OF
the German Lutheran church Will con.
vepe at Arlington today and will be III
session for three days. Rev. Albrechi
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