New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-27


and hope to be able to commence oper-
atoms within the next ten days. The
factory will start up with 46 machines
for the various branches of the business.
Miss Grace Newsalt, no has had class,
IN voice culture the past year, will close
her studio Saturday June 80. She Will
resume her work about September first.
Anyone wishing to study the coming
year please call at her studio this week
Frank Tanke and Mrs. John Wellner
OF Lafayette were married yesterday af-
ternoon by Judge Henningsen. The
bride is the widow of John Wellner who
was killed a year ago last January and
around whose death still fingers mys-s
terry. it, s 5 ~.
William Grams, the fireman who was
so seriously injured by falling from the
1cab OF an engine on Northwestern
work train recently, is now able to be
up and will be so far recovered as to be
able to 60 to his home at Winona next
week. .F 1872 GA N ~. = IA.
r. DR.. e.: B. Weiser and N. Henningsen
made trip to Renvillle county last
week to look after their real estate in
terests in that section. They report the
crops in somewhat better condition in
that locality than here, much more rain
having fallen there. {.
Andrew J. Eckstein and w. G.. Alvin
returned the latter part of last week
from Owatonna where they had been at
tending the annual meeting of the State
Druggists Association. Mr. ALVIN was
elected third vice president and Mr.. Eek
TEN read paper on ''trade interests" {
Paul Swenstad, the enterorising asses
sor of the town of Albin, was the first
assessor OF the county to make his re-
turn to the county auditor, reporting
yesterday morning. The assessed val
uat1on of the town Of Albin is as fol-
lows: real estate, $173,449; personal
property, $33,so5.
Mrs. Amanda Weber of Minneapolis,
assistant superintendent of the Chill
dren's Home Society of Minnesota, was
in this city Sunday and Monday in the
interests of that institution Mrs. Web
Der spoke Sunday morning in the vari-
Gus churches of the city. The number
of children cared for up to January 1st,
1900 is stated at 1896.
A deed covering the transfer of the line
of railway known as the Minnesota &
Iowa railway from Vesta, MIMI, to Burt,
Iowa, to the Chicago & Northwestern
was filed for record Monday in the office
of the register of deeds Of this county.
The consideration named in the deed is
81 but the revenue stamps On the iastru-
ment aggregate 1904.
John Portner of the town of Sigel
died Sunday evening of heart failure.
Deceased was 80 years of age and had
been a resident of Brown county for
many years. The funeral, which was in
charge of Undertaken Buenger of this
city, was held from the home of deceased
yesterday and the remains we're buried
in the Sigel Catholic cemetery.
A small fire at the home of Theodore
Wiess, across the railroad at the north
end of town, called out the fire depart
ment Wednesday noon of last week and
was the first time the new alarm system
was called into service. The hook and
ladder company and hose company num-
Der three responded to the alarm and
the fire was extinguished before much,
damage was done.
The work of surfacing the new line of
the Northwestern from this city to Man.
kato will be entirely completed this
week. All but two of the work trains
were taken off Monday and these two
will have no difficulty in finishing up
by Saturday. At the time of going to
press no definite information has reached
Agent Beecher regarding the opening of
the line to traffic but it will doubtless
be done very soon.
Information comes from Sleepy Eye
of most distressing accident which oc-
CURED there Saturday forenoon resulting
in the death of the two year old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Wheeler. The child
had been left alone in a room upstairs
/ and in some manner must have got hold
of match and set fire to its clothing.
When the fire was discovered and the
child rescued it was SO badly burned