New Ulm review., 1900-01-31
isses Annie and Attic YogeIp IpohI
are q stay with their sis1asr,
Alrs. PaImer The former assisting in
the sewing school and the latter taking

Mrs. IL. Palmer, the former assisting an
1.-The sewing school and the latter akinsg,
lessons.
Judge W Webbel and stenog rapher Eek
stein went to Red dWpod Fails yesterday
to hold an ad jonrned term Of the dis
trict court. OIL court cases will be
taken i p.
For the indiscriminat use Of abusive
language and actions tending to provoke
au assault Judge Henningsen gave Fer
man Lemke five days in 4 he county Jail
to recover his temper.
Rev. George r. Fritze, pastor Of the
M. b. church, went te st. Paul Thurs
day to attend the funeral Of his sister
inslaw, Mrs. w. r. Fritze, which oc-
Cured Friday afternoon.
John Bauer, an emplo oyee at Hauen-
STEMS brewery, had the MIST ortune Sat-
=urday to wrench his left leg so badly as.
to break two arteries. fIedical aid was;
tsonce secured and his condition is rap
idly improving. .== .ssS
The &. r. boys are doing some good
work these days and the order is rapid !.
ly growing in this city. There was work
in the 1st and 2nd degrees Monday night
and not less than half dozen applicants
are waiting the action Of the lodge.
The advertised sale,of the German
Park lots was held yesterday morning.
There were but two bidders, Charles
Loenhard, $500, and John a. Weyhe,
$400, the bid of the latter being accept
ed by the board of park commissioners.
Several important improvements have
been made at the store of Crone Bros.
during the past week. A new metal
ceiling has been put in their clothing
room and fine cash carrier system has.
been installed throughout the entire
store. TT.
1fsyou have dime dated 1894 don't
spend it for candy or cigars if it has the
letter "S' on Its back, indicating that it
was coined at the mint located at San
Francisco There were but "a of these
coins made in that year and they are
eagerly sought for by coin collectors
and are listed at from $l5 to $25. NJ
Through an error in the types The
Review gave the date of the meeting
called by the board of education to vote
upon the question of building new
school building, as Saturday of last
week instead cf the coming Saturday.
There does not seem to be any opposi-
ton developing and the proposition to be
submitted will no doubt meet with un-
animous ratification.
Lamberton Stor: Hans Iverson re-.
turned the first of the week from the
hospital at New Clm little improved
in health. The ph; ;sicians after opening
up the abdomen of the sufferer decided
that the tumor could not be removed,
from the fact that the roots had grown
into the vital organs, SO the patient is
being treated with medicine which is re-
ducing the tumor to some extent, but he
Is still in a critical condition.
F.W. Hauenstein came home Satur-
day to remain during the present week.
Mr.. Hauenstein IS an ardent sympathizer
with the Beers and during his travels
the past few weeks has attended several
pro-Boer meetings in Milwaukee, Madi-
son, st. Paul and other cities, and finds
the general sentiment strongly IN their
favor. ''The head of the government 2
says he, "may be in sympathy with Eng
land but the masses are with the Boers.''
Joseph Schmltt, we'll known farmer
residing on what is known as the Rege-
lin farm in the town of Cottonwood, re-
ceived serious injuries Monday morning
in attempting to rescue his ten year old
son from beneath the feet9of kicking
horse. While the boy was not seriously
injured Mr.. Schmitt was severely hurt
in the left shoulder, both bones in the
left arm we're fractured and one rib
broken. The accident is . peculiar one,
the horse which did the mischief having
heretofore been considered particularly
gentle. DR.. O. 6. strickler was called
and both father and son were made az
comfortable as the nature Of their iniur-
les would permit, but the advanced age
of Mr.. schmitt will doubtless render his
recovery slow and tedious.
Heretofore the Omaha and st. PAUL
Minneapolis Limited trains, known. as
the Omaha Limited" :, !, 6outhb and