New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-05-15
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At the kind invitation of Commodore
Eckstein and Skipper Alvin the writer
joined Editor Green, of the News, and a
half dozen other kindred spirits Tues
day afternoon in voyage in the staunch
little Alcantaaa up the surging tide of
Minnesota. About IL miles of water
way was traversed when the discovery
was made that we had penetrated into
the Wilds IF Nicollet county some three
miles and our gallant skipper ordered
the pilot to bout ship and return
to port. Brother Green ayers that he
missed all the sights on one side of the
river, but we are willing to take oath
that he sighted all the Misses on the
other. For the trip referred to Herman
Beussmann officiated as chief of mo-
tive power, Yves. Wooley, the only pro-.
hibitionist aboard, as bar boy, while
Capt. Steinhauser was in charge of the
commisary department.
Herman Gerhart, young man who
has been employed in Eibner's restaur-
ant off and on for the past few years,
was arrested yesterday upon complaint
of the New UIm Roller Mill company
charged with having willfully and ma
liclously broken into the company's
warehouse and destroyed property to
the value of some $40. Before Judge.
Henningsen Gerhart pleaded guilty and
fine OF $25 and costs was imposed with
the option of 80 days in the county jail.
After giving the young man thorough
lecture, sentence was suspended upon
condition that he repair the damage SO
far as possible. In statement to the
court the prisoner implicated three 9TH
er young men or boys but as no arrests
have been made names will not be di-
vulged for the present. Gerhart gave
his age as % years, certainly old enough
to know better, and it is to be hoped
that this, his second appearance in po-
lice court will serve as salutatorv
warning both to himself and his associ-
ates.
Real estate transfers for week ending
May 18th, 1901.
Harry L. Jenkins and wife to FL.
Anderson, lot7, blk 8, Hanska. s. 1877
Aug. Westphol to Franz Koenig
lot II, blk II, S New Ulm. 20
Aug. Raabe and wife to Anna
Baumler lots 4, 5, blk 2 N New
Ulm. ........ ..... 500
VIM. Pfaender to Theresa Krepp-
ner lot 8, blk 1879, N New Ulm. 25
Hannah Keran to Julius Manweiler
26 acres 1910 33 9O6
Josephine T. Summons to VIM. j.
Prosch 26 acres 1910 So. -. 9Oe
Thomas Stadick to Jas. A. Stadick
100 acres 25-109- 81 500
Margaret Nice Breckenridge to A.
G. Anderson lot 9, blk 81 S. E. $50
Michael Fuchs to Frank Lindmei-
er lots II, block S. New Ulm 239
Sophie Retzloff to Chas. Kuehnel
SO ft..21-109-3 2. -. $50
Max Mik!as and wife to Henry
Vedder lot Z, blk rs S. New
Ulm. ................. 400
W. j. Winkelmann to Henry We'd
der lot Is, blk 10 S. New Ulm $50
Eugene Fernholz to A. Emmerich
lot 4 blk Comfrey ....... $50
Western Town Lot Co. to A. En-
merich lot blk Comfrey 49,. rs
Western Town Lot Co. to G. En-
merich lots 8, Is blk Comfrey $50
Ernstine w. Peterman to Aug.
Kroschel 100 acres II and IL
11o32.... -. 1900
Fred SchWarzrock to Clara A. Har-
mon lot 9 blk Schwarzrock's
3rd add to Springfield. $500. 1879
John w. Kolby Adm. to Ernst
Hoppe UNI 100 acres 90 1O9-o33 1900
Dorothea Manner to Ernst Hoppe
UNI 100 acres 80 109-33 ...... 1900
Jacob Brust to. N. Henningsen l6O
acres "a, 80 acres 25-1O9 50 5000