New Ulm review., 1902-07-02

W.J onnson proprietor OF the Dakota
louise returned Sunday evening from ST.
Paul where he has spent the past week.
Prof. BoskY gave his either club very
pleasant tune Sunday by taking them for
an outing and picnic IN the woods across
the the river. The day was very pleasantly
spent.
i. ] Buenger has made reasonable.
progress 50 far on his new building and
work viii soon begin on the walls. The
corner will by greatly improved by the
new structure.
Frank Mule after an absence from
this city for the past forty years arrived
in this city on Wednesday from Buffalo
IN. Z. and will spend the summer with
lrelatives and friends here.
E The Tanke farm was the attraction for
. large number Of people Saturday and
Sunday. Curiosity to see where the dig
lying was going on in the search for the
hidden revolver led them there.
| Attorney Albert Pfaender goes to
Hanska Friday to help make the Eagle
|scream. He has been honored with the
privilege Of being orator Of the day and
his name appears on the ssbig bills"
I On Friday Peter johnson was brought
from Lamberton to the hospital in this
lefty by Chas. Truedson for treatment for
Idropsy. There is 40 hope for recovery
las the disease has made too much pro-
lg1ess.
| The Lutheran Frauenverein will give
a picnic on Herman heights on Friday
the fourth of July to which they give a
cordial invitation to their friends to be
present. The Concordla band has been
engaged for the day.
Miss Anna L. Dirkes married was to
J. Gebard on Thursday in the Methodist
church, Rev. W. F. Frstze of Sleepy Eye
officiating. They will make their home
in this city, where they have many friends
whe wish them much happiness.
The Misses Kate and Lottie Silverson
are home from Cincinnati arriving here
Saturday. Miss Lottie was graduated
this year from the Doermer conservatory
of music taking high honors. Miss Kate
went there week ago to be present at
the graduation.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church gave very pleas
ant social at the church parlor Friday
evening. The evening was so cool that
the purpose of having it on the lawn had
to be abandoned. The attendance was
not as large as was expected.
According to the weather report of
Observer Eckstein the mean temperature
for the month of June was 69.43, the
total precipitation reached the anusual
amount of 81 inches; there were only
eleven clear days and a light frost on the
l21st. Hail fell on the I'd. This IS an
unusual record for Juue.
An almost wholesale poisoning of dogs
has been going on in this city for several
ays. Among the number of dogs that
have died are some very valuable trained
hunting dogs, and the indignation of the
owners of them has scarcely any limit.
It is thought to be case ofwilful poison.
ing and on Monday Mrs. schdobrich was
arrested charged with doing the poison
ing. It will be difficult to prove 8
malicious purpose but if such can be
proven against and person, who ever il
may be is entitled to the severest pun.
ishment. The case of Mrs. Sohnobrich
will be heard before Justice Henningsen
tomorrow. 49,: 49,. Il
The two criminal cases in the district
court which closed this session were the
case of the State VS. Ferdinand Trebesct
and the Bert Welcome case. The former
! was tried first but the jury did not agree
until about three o'clock in the morning
when they returned a verdict of moi
guilty. The testimony of the parents o.
the man was all so construed to make il
] appear that there was no intent Of crime
| in the act and while there was little
doubt but that the deed was committed
BY Ferdinand Trebesch the evidence wa
not sufficient to prove his guilt. Ber
| Welcome pleaded guilty to assault ane
was fined $500 which was paid and th,
| boy was released.
q. After their usual two weeks encamp
|ment at Lake City the boysof Co "a