New Ulm review., 1900-10-31


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on III farm near Bird Island.
RAnxxD:lf carried man to- vork on
lazll cit lulits. MontiIy salary.
lnqrire s this elice.
Andrew ]. Eckstein and wife, E. Lane,
Hsnry Koehler, William Haubrich, a.
Peters, Mn. Follmann and Mrs. a. Il.
stoner were 10 Mankato Monday night.
81 The traditional German stork visited
the home Of Mr.. and Mn. Fred Setter
Monday morning and left 3 sweet baby
dauG Ghter5s to share their love and care.
Congratulations are extended.
The ladies of the WOmen's literary
Club are cordially invited. to attend the
lectures by Mrs. Hunt at the opera house
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of this
week. They viii receive both pleasure
and profit thereby. : 'S' fax Ss<.s@* \ ';sssfs
James Beechert tleftathis city Saturday
evening for San Francisco where he will
join his brother, Lieut.. Beecher, and, pro
ceed to the island ofsGuam in the$ser-
vice Of the government, commission ap-
pointed 70 make 9 survey. OF that island.
The damage caused by last weeks fire
a. 7,l 7Ebner's y el bakery had been sufficiently
repaired to permit the operation of. the
bakery Thursday and at the present
writing the customers of that establish
ment are being served as usual. -*@y
Up to, date but eleven hunters licenses
have been issued from the Office of the
county auditor for Brown county sports
men. These are as follows: Emil Hage,
John j., johnson, Hanska; Ed. Nichols,
George Brust, New Ulm; Gilbert Rass-
mussen, Cottonwood; c. Berg,~. Sleepy
Eye; G.: A.. Schroeder, Milford; Hans
Jorgensen, Linden; Jim Case, Jake Bel
shelheimer, Clay Current, Home.
The insurance companies have com
pleted the adjustment of the losses en-
the fi1e at the saloon of Ben. Reinhart
and have paid the following amounts:
On building, Girard Life Insurance COM
pany, GALES agency, $3.50; on furniture,
German1a Fire Insurance company,
Pfaender agency, $243: The damages
to the Schnoberich building were settled
through Henningsen's agency for $75.
DR.. J. M. Flnnell, of St: Paul, spent
Sunday in this city the guest of DR.. L.
A. Fritsehe, Sunday evening party of
the doctors friends assembled to do him
honor and it is needless to say that for
the space of. a few hours there was fun
and plenty. DR.. Finnel is host in him
self as an entertainer, having Swcde
and Irish dialect that would do credit
to the stage. There is no doubt about
having a good time when the doctor is
in the party.
Rev. H. G. Hultkrants, pastor of one
of the leading Lutheran churches in
Minneapolis, was in this city Monday
and Tuesday opening negotiations with
Spaeth & Vogelpohl for a pipe organ
for his church. In conversation with a
representative of the Review he said ::
"While differ with him in politics I
am warm admirer of John Lind and
shall give him my support in the COM
ing election. He has made a good gcv-
erno1 and see no reason why he should
not be reelected, and I believe he will
be-"
It is announced at this time that Miss
Erna Weschcke who at Mankato tempo
rarily succumbed last Thursday to the
effects Of oyer-study and became for a
time mentally unbalanced, is rapidly re-
covering, her condition in fact being not
at all dangerous but for the space of a
day. Miss Weschcke is yet in the hos
pital at Mankato but her complete re-
covery both mentally and physically is
but a matter of a short time. Her many
friends here earnestly hope that she will
soon again be able to resume her studies.
Charles Stuebe returned Sunday from
Pierre, S. D.. where he had been for the
past two weeks looking after his inter-
ests in the stock business. Regarding
his narrow escape, from drowning
in the Bad river, Mr.. Stuebe says eyes,
we had a very narrow escape but the
special to the daily papers was not cor
rect as TO the loss ofsthe team. Both
horses were saved, but4swe were very
lucky to get out at all, for had we got