New Ulm review., 1900-08-15

During tlls storm Monday nigh the
y barn g Of g. Leonhardt ii goose town was
struck ~ lightning Fortunately it5did
not not take g fire and no great amount Of
damage was done.
Ihes barn Of Joe Schiller, in the town
OF Courtland, Nicollet county, three
miles east OF this city, was struck By.
lightning and burned during the storm;
Monday night. The barn contained 23
tons Of hay and head of stock. Loss
$1,000.
William BTust moved his family to
Sleepy Eye Monday where he holds an.
important position in the State Bank Of
that late city. Mr.. Brust and family will be
widely missed from social circles here.
but but the best wishes Of hostsof friends
go with them to their new home. s
Miss Flora Schroeder OF Mankato Who
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has been visiting with the family Of
Herman 7l Schapekahm during the past
week has returned home. Miss Schroe-
der, who taught for four years ii the,
public schools in this city, is shortly to
be married to a prominent merchant at
Spokane, Washington.
The basement and foundation for the
new opera house of the Turnverein is
very nearly completed and within i few
days work will be in progress on the
building proper and we are assured by
Contractor Gronau that it will be push
ed forward as rapidly as men and money
can do it and will without doubt be
completed within contract time.
Hans Grytdahl, prospective publisher
OF the Hanska Tribune, the first issue of
which will, it is expected appear August
31st, was in this city Monday. The new
paper will be republican in politics, q
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six column quarto, and devoted to the
interests of Hanska generally and its
publisher particularly.
Among those who took the, teachers
examination held by county superin-
tendent Runck in this city last week
were: Dwight F. Mowery, Hllda Lauden,
Mary E. Keefe, Antonia Zlsher, Matilda
Meile, Tillie Johnson, Minnie D. Schmit,
Adam stadick, VIM. Espensen, F.
Marschnea, G. Ruenke,
The Maccabees Carnival at Sleepy
Eye Sept. 10 to Is promises to be a
very interesting event and will doubtless
be we'll attended. If the management
is not getting sufficient notice from the
Review it is their own fault, having en-
t1rely neglected to put US next to any of
the necessary information.
Charles Luepple andt 'Mys5 Ann;s
Bleich were married yesterday afternoon
at Mud Lake Lutheran church, Rev.
Scbemperle officiating. The Concordia
band of this city was in attendance and
the happy couple were launched upon
the sea of matrimony with all due cere
mony. They will at once take up their
residence on the Grussendorf farm near
this city.
A team from the New Ulm Gun Club
consisting of Messrs. Bobleter, Krause,
Olsen, Marti, Meyer, Koch, Mueller,
Burg, Haueustein and ANNE went to
St. James yesterday noon via the NJ. &
st. l.. to engage in a friendly contest
with the St.. James gun club. The early
hour of going to press prevents US from
giving either the result or the details
of theashoot.
+ The ladies of the Congregational
church will give lawn social or the
church campus Thursday evening of
this week. This will serve to straighten
out the confusion occasioned by the an
uouncement in this paper of social at
the same place last Thursday evening,
which was an error. Fer the coming
event there will be good program and
elegant refreshments.
The three G. s. n. w. excursions to
this city Sunday from Tracy, Redwood
Falls aud Waseca, brought several hun
dred base ball fans and it is very much
to be deplored that they did not have
an opportunity to witness a first class
game, as they would have had the wea-
ther been favorable. As it was but a
very small proportion of the crowd sue
ceded in in getting out to the fair
grounds at all. .=.=.sz j: 4:
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