New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-08

lIemOVeO VIII his family To SdiDDOn.
81. VonEssen, the Sueur cigar man
ufacturer was in town last Wednesday.
"A five year old child of Nick Reinhart
of Cottonwood is sick with pneumonia.
Andrew j. Eckstein will hereafter
Light his drug store with Belgian lamps.
| Miss Marie Trimmings of st. Peter is
visiting with her sister Mrs. F. n. Behn-
Ike.
Chas. Baltrusch, the Gibbon merchant,
was in town last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Allie Scherer entertained mum
Der Of lIer friends at cards "Wednesday
evening.
The "Just Us" club spent Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. o. G..
Stricken.
Peter Majescki of Sleepy Eye trans
acted business at the county seat here
Monday.
Mrs. F. w. johnson and son Russell
has been spending the past two weeks
at the Capitol City.
E, L. Roberts has opened an upholst-
ering shop in the old Olsen's building
on Minnesota street.
The local lodge of K. of P. will give
their anniversary ball next Saturday ey-
ening at Turner Hall.
NJ. L. Fisch of Minnesota Lake spent
a few Gays here last week with Andrew
]. and w. T. Eckstein.
Rev. j. G. Bauer of Minneapolis is
holding services every evening of this
evening of this week at the Methodist
church. =.
Clerk of Court Blomberg of St. Peter
appointed Alex Russell of West Newton
as deputy for the northwest end of Mic
ollet county.
Mrs. A. Gliding has purchased the
| house and lot on State Street near the
Methodist church of Geo. Groebner,
Consideration $1,000. -
Lafayette, the station on the St. Louis
road between here and Winthrop, will
be incorporated as village under the
general laws of Minnesota.
George Schroeder, for several years an
employee at the Eagle Roller mills, has
rented farm near Franklin and moved
there with his family last week.
The Domestic Club met at Mrs. r
Loheyde last Thursday afternoon an6
had very agreeable time. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs
O. g. Setter.
| VIM. Koch and George Schmidt have
sold their interests in the New Ulm Rol
Ter Mill Co. which owns both the Empire
and the New Ulm Roller Mills, to Ben
stockman of Minneapolis.
Miss Drew went to her home at North
field Saturday morning to be present a
the silver wedding of her parents which
. was celebrated that evening. Her com
ing was complete as we'll as agreeable
surprise to the people at her home. Sh'
returned Monday.
} At meeting of the library board hell
Monday evening the following officer
were elected: President, O. G. Stricken
secretary, Prof. Alderman; treasurer
D. A. Grussendorf. No other business
was taken up and adjournment was tax
Ell till Thursday at which time >applica
tons for librarian will also be consid
cred.
| August Dirks of Lafayette has pur
chased Albert Hornburg's interest in tn,
| firm of Nichols, Hornburg & Letter
The new firm will shortly be incorpor-
ated. Mr.. Dirks moved to Fairfax will
his family Monday and will be an active
member of the new concern. The Re
view wishes him success in his new un
dertaking. H..
A number of owners of dogs who
failed to pay their dog tax which was
due and payable last September have
been notified by the City Marshal to pay
up ut once. They are given three days
notice and failing to comply with the
request will be prosecuted. Every own.
er of a dog should see to it that his dog,
tax is paid.
w. 81. Gresham, the assistant post.
master of st. Peter, as a reward for his
bravery in catching the would.be post:
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