New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-04-16
Clerks, ITeaslIIeTs and Assessors Of Brown Co.
RESIDENCE. CLERK.
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Sigel =. s. J. John Manderfeld. &. New
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ADDlTIONALsLOCALS.
AL. Ross Of Springfield was visiting in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. Newhart returned yesterday
from her stay in Minneapolis. Il.
T. j. Murfin of Sleepy Eye was in the
city yesterday on his way to the cities.
Misses Mime Berg and Lizzie Black
of Sleepy Eye ware visitors in the city.
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Miss Jennie Crone expects to leave on
Wednesday of next week for Chicago on
a short visit. T. sse u +
Reserve your seats at once for AOur
American Cousin" at the Turner Theatre
next Sunday evening. - n
Miss Frances Duane came up from
Mankato Sunday to visit with her brother
.. j. Duane in this city.
- County Attorney Geo. Olsen of Spring
field was in the city Tuesday to meet
with the county commissioners. NJ,
G. SalKowske of Sleepy Eye has
engaged Heller 6 Gag to repaiut and
decorate the interior of his residence.
VIM. Meyer has entered the employ of
Lund's Land Agency and on Monday
went east in the interest of his company.
II DR.. Floyd S. mickey, of Minneapolis,
the nose and throat specialist, will be at
the Dakota house next Sunday the Goth
Of April. all day. :. sessN sxssss
Alderman Peter. Manderfeld returned
on Thursday last from a trip to the
Pacific coast, having been absent for
three weeks.
The Barrie, Mack and Carter Stock
Co., which appears at the Turner Thea
ITe next Sunday evening, is an organiza-
ton of eighteen people. Be sure and see
them.
Frank A.. Llebold was in Mankato
Monday to take examinations before the
state board of examining BARRIERS and to
receive his deploma full f1edged bar
Der.
Co. "a" boys have received number
of Krag-Jorgenson rifles but have not
been given their issue of ammunition so
that they are still using the Sprinfeld
to do target practice with.
The ladies of St. Elizabeth's society
will shortly present a play IN the opera
house, the various parts having been as
signed to members of the society. It is
entitled "Peatus Haehle". -:
Herman Schroeder of Ormsby who
suffered the amputation Of his leg be-
cause of blood poison, sometime ago has
about recovered and will b. permitted
to leave the hospital in few days.
| w. A. Anderson came down from
Springfield on his automobile Sunday
returning in the evening. Mr.. Anderson
has an Oldsmobile, which is the same as
those owned by Messrs. Hornburg and
Silyerson. @..>
Jacob Schmidt was arrested on Mon,
day for Drunkenness. BE was given ten
days by Judge Henningser, but after
spending the day IN Jail secured the
necessary amount to gain his freedom
and was out at night. " ~ g
The city council was unwittingly COM
plimented the other day by man from
Mankato who said he had yet to go into
city where the streets are in so nearly
perfect condition as in this. A com.
pliment the city is certainly entitled to.
Monday by some means fire caught in
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the paper and curtains at Alwln's Drug
store and for moment threatened con-
siderable damage but through prompt
action on the part Of those present was
put out before much damsgeswas done.
At the Auction sale Of lots in the New
town of Milroy on the Evan branch Of the
Northwestern q corner lot was bought
BY the bank Of Springfield for which
1875 was paid. The cheapest lot sold.
was for $105. Between noon and Eve
o'clock $4,000 was invested in properly
where at present there is nothing but:
prairie.
The South Side base ball team was de-
feated By the North Star team Sunday
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