New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-04-02

Albert Durbahn Of Sleepy Eye VAS is ill'
the city Yesterday on business. While.
here rs was, the guest Of his brother.
Attorney s. :. PIERCE Of Redwood Falls
vas in the city on Tuesday in the interest
Ct : client before Judge George in tho
Probate Court.
. Bingham Bros. have spoken for the
rooms just vacated by the New Ulm1
Business College and will doubtless move
into the rooms BY the first Of next month.
Their present quarters are too crowded
for convenience.
The funeral Of John Heinz was held
from his residence on south Garden
street Saturday afternoon. At the time
OF death NE. Heinz was 81 years of3age..
The cause Of death was cancer Of the
stomach from which he had suffered for
more than q year. He has long been q
resident of this city and was familiar
figure to g large number Of people,.
s# Milk buyers who have had occasion
t. complain 1t the unusual blueness Of
the milk they have been receiving lately
may take comfort in knowing that enc
of the mllkmen Of this city has been
lined for using too much water. Sam
Haugdahl seems to have faculty for
getting next to the offenders of the State
Dairy law that beats an, editor after
news. @".S
The death of Mrs. August zellner oc-
Cured at her home on north Franklin
street on Thursday morning at the early
age Of Al years. Death was due to
.dropsy. Her husband and five children
survive her. They are Mrs. Fred Brust,
Lizzie, Mary, Frank and George sellner.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Father Sandmeyer from The church of
the Holy Trinity ON Monday morning.
Judge Gallagher's court was the scene
of civil action on last Saturday in
which Mellentin & schroepfer sued VIM.
Raverty for the payment of sulky
pillow, the price being $75. The defen-
dent, Mr.. Raverty, claiming that the
plow did not do satisfactory work. At.
torney Hoidale appeared for plaintiff
and Attorney Somerville for defendent
Tuesday the judge decided in favor Of
the, plaintiff. The case will undoubted.
" be appealed Sleepy Eye Herald.
a. R. Bowling left yesterday morning
for the northern part of the state to ar
range for the opening Of his school a
Fargo, N. D. After getting thing
started there he will spend a short tim,
at the home of his parents at Detroit
It is unfortunate that Mr.. Bowling ha
had to give up the college at this place
both for himself and the city. He ha
failed in a creditable manner and witt
the knowledge that he has done as vel
as anybody could do. The best wishe
for success GO with HIM to his new field
Two notable events in the affairs O
the city last week were the milliner
Loperings of Mrs. Pfefferle and Mrs. Foil
mann. Mrs. Pfefferle was 'unfortunat
in having the weather against her. Til
wind was terrific that day but notwith
standing the. elements she had larg
number present during the day. Re
freshments we're served. Mrs. B.. Foil
man was more fortunate in. having
nice day for her opening and her stor
was crowded awith interested womer
a lady must be hard to please who can
mot find what she wants at either of til
above places. i
| The new city ordinance regulating
the speed Of trains and requiring tn
crossings to be kept open got il it
work last week and showed that ii wa
operative and was good thing. It
one thing to have good laws and anoth
er to have officers who will enforce then
when the two work together it usual,
has Q gratifying result. Officer KLAUS
on Wednesday arrested q st. Louis con
ductor for violating the new ordinanc,
and it was shown at his hearing that i
Was not q malicious violation of the or
danance and the charge was withdrawn.