New Ulm review., 1900-07-25

New Ulm lodge No. IS, i. o. q. j,
installed it, officers last week for tt,s.
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.G, William Radke; Y. G., Fred Nellie;
Sec, Geo. Jacobs; Treas, Frank Fried.
mann Trustee, P. Hsrrian Gnardian.l
Christ Boock; Warden William Gebser.
The commission appointed by Judge
Webber last week TO appraise the dam
age to Peter Herian consequent upon,
the construction of the NJ. e st. Z. side
track to the Eagle Roller Mill ieompIet-
ed lts iabors yesterday fixing the amount
to be paid BY the company at $115O.
The funeral of Miss Katie Hippert,
who died Friday OF consumption, took
place Sunday afternoon from the Catho-
lic church and was very largely attend
ed. Deceased was the daughtero Of Mrs.
Richard Geisinger and was II years of
age at the time Of her death. The many
friends ofsthe afflicted family tender
their sympathy.
The fact that the Hauenstein ball
team did not appear in its new uniforms
in last Sundays game as advertised was
due to no fault of the management but
wholly to the failure OF the firm IN Chi
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cago which is making the suits. They
will, however, reach here tomorrow or
next day and may be seen in all their.
glory in the game with Madelia Sunday
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One Jim Gardner, who claims to be
the only horseman in the business and
who, according to his own story, has
been with every horseman of note from
the days of Robert Bonner to the pres
ent, foated in here: Monday driving
"Butterfeld Duke, "a horse of more or
less speed owned by prominent busi-
ness man of Butterfeld. Jim may be a
good horseman but he cannot success
fully handle booze aud horse-fesh at
the same time and his experience here
did not result quite as he expected. The
owner of the horse reached here Monday
evening and took the horse home and
Jim-well, jim faded.
Next Sundays attraction at the Driv-
ing Park will be grand double bill
consisting of game of base ball between
the Hauenstein Brewing Co. team and
Madelia, in addition to which there will
be e iven an exhibition by Fred Spoer-
hase with his horses, Nan Wilkes and
Hummlng Bird driven by their dog drlv-
ers, Max and Rex. Taken altogether the
exhibition will be one we'll worth doub-
lie the price of admission which has been
placed at the sum of 20 cents for both
ball game and horse show. The ball
game will commence promptly at 3
y cAoeh dHu Will run loi lOuT innings
when the horse show will be given, fol-
lowed by the remaining five innings Of
the ball game.
G. H. Hopkins, the irepress1ble secre-
tary the Fort Ridgely National Park
and Historical Association, was in this
city Monday in the interest of the move
ment. He assures US that there is no
possible doubt but that the bill author
izlng the establishment of the park will
be passed at next session of the national
congress, and that following this there
is every reason to believe that military
school may be established at the fort.
The annual meeting of the association
will be held at the Office of the presi-
dent, Judge Flandreau, in Minneapolis,
August %, and an election of officers
will be had. Capt. Hopkins assures the
REVIEW that he is not an aspirant for
re, election to the Office of secretary and
proposes the election of Col. Bobleter
of this city. The REVIEW takes great
pleasure in seconding, in this informal
way, the nomination. of Col. Bobleter
and sincerely hopes that, in view of the
fact that Charley does not want it him.
self, delegation will be sent to the an
nual meeting thoroughly prepared to
heap this much additional work upon
the devoted shoulders of the colonel.
Saturday evening at about II o'clock
fire was discovered at the plant of the
New Ulm Rendering company located on
the river bank at the foot of Twenty
first South street. The plant was entire
~ new having just been completed and
in operation but about week and has
been doing a very encouraging business,
The owners, Messrs, Austin & Green,