New Ulm review., 1901-05-29
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Paul strewlaw, of Sleepy Eye, was IN
this city yesterday on business.
Attorney Somsen made business trip
to Yellow Medicine county yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Clinton, OF Sleepy
Eye, were Sunday visitors in this city.
Attorney j. w. Schmjtt, of Mankato,
was here yesterday on business before
Judge Webber.
Mankato Commercial College has the
finest catalogue of any school in the o..
S. Sent flee on application.
The funeral of Rosa, the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Plauts was
held from the. Lutheran church Monday.
The local attorneys inform us that the
term of court to be held next week pro-
misses to be of at least average duration.
We learu that Chas. w. Hermann is to
be cashier of the new bank to be started
at Fairfax by Brown county capitalists.
The firm of Runck and Heimann, of
Springfield, has been dissolved, Chas.
W. Hermann stepping out and Mr.. Runck
continuing the business.
The Nicollet County Creamery and
Dairy Association will hold regular
m Getting at Ole Peterson's place in south
Bernadotte on June IL.
It is reported that the new bank to be
started here will occupy the Beussmann
building and that the firm of Beussmann
Bros. will retire from business.
*Dr. Kohler of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Sunday, June 2nd, in DR..
Strickler's office, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours l TO p. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward George and
Miss Mable George went to Maukato
Wednesday of last week after visiting
here with Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
Henry Herian has resigned his posi-
ton at the St. Louis depot and is now
soliciting agent for the Interstate Acct
dent and Relief Association,
The Current News Club will give
Lawn Social next Tuesday evening at
Mrs. Petersons. Music furnished by the
Concordia Band. Every body invited.
Oscar Dingler, who for some time has
been working at the bal ber trade at
Mankato, is pow at work in Koehler's
shop, Rumor has it that Oscar is soon
to quit boarding.
Fred Pfaender has resigned his posi-
tion as cashier of the Brown County
Bank. A number of popular local men
are beng considered for the position but
no selection has as yet been made.
A party of Knights from Sioux lodge
No. 101, K. of p, visited St. James
lodge Monday evening and assisted in
confe1rlng the second and third degrees
upon large class.
Zschunke & schilling is the name of
a new firm which will engage in the
clothing business on July first in the
Wenzel Groebner building on Minnesota
street.
Banker Frank, of Springfield, was a
county seat visitor on Monday. He says
the gun club up there does not feel as
confident of beating the New Ulm nlm-
rods this year.
Mr.. Loftfeld, a young man from Min
neapolis is looking over the village of
Hanska with a view to establish news
paper there. Mr.. Loftield is a Nor
wegian writer and author of some note.
]. H. Siegel went to Madison, Wis.
last Wednesday to join Mrs. Siegel, who
has been visiting relatives there for the
past two or three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Siegel will go to Indiana to visit rela-
tives before returning home.
1t was rumored yesterday that Forster
Bros. were about to buy out Saverlen's
furn lture store, but no deal has as yet
been consumated. 1t is understood that
the firm mentioned will start new fur
niture store.
Mrs. Bertha Mueller and daughters
Lucy and Lottie, will occupy Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Schell as far as Chicrgo on
their way to Europe. Mrs. Mueller and
family will remain in Chicago for a
week or ten days visiting friends.
The village of Hanska is now in full
swing. It has an ordinance all its own
and the slightest swine which have flour
ished so we'll at that place will soon be
displaced by bona tide and respectable
saloons. License has been fixed at $7OO.