New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-20

Henry Kachau returned home Thurs
day after a brief stay in Chicago.
Dr.. 3. W. Bayley and Prof. N. a.
Endres greet ed acquaintances in Mankato
last Wednesday.
We take eggs in trade. Ladies are
invited to inspect our millinery styles.
Elder & Thomas.
Frank Memo purchased the McKitt-
rick residence on South Minnesota street
Thursday, paying $3.50.
G. B. Black went to Tracy Sunday to
take position as telegrapher in the
division dlspatcher's Office.
John Howard, of the firm of Pope s.
Howard, is now in Oregon buying up
the sheep which will be fed here next
winter. Next season the firm intends
feeding a h.rger number than ever be-
fore.
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a young daughter of Adam Upper, re-
siding in Brighton, ran into barb wire
fence last Thursday, scratching her face
severely and tearing adsep cash in her
upper lip. DR.. G. B. Weiser dressed her
wounds.
J. 81. Seigel left Thursday for Madi-
son, Wis. At that place he was met by.
Mrs. Seigel and on Friday they resumed
their journey to Evansville, Ind, where
they will visit with relatives for the next.
three weeks.
Cambria had special mail service
during the time the wash-out on the
new line prevented Northwestern trains
from entering that village. Letters and
payers addressed to its citizens were con-
veyed on hand-cars
Various postmasters in this vicinity
| have had their salaries increased. Post
master F. H. Beulow Of Sleepy Eye, has
been advanced from $1,000 to $4,000;
John schmelz of Springfield, will re-
ceive 1900 instead of $1,000, and Dam
iel Fichthorn Of St. Peter, is raised from
$1,000 to $4,000. At the Winthrop Of
fee, also, there is an increase from 81 300
to $1,000.
AT Sleepy Eye Saturday Peter Pen
ming brought suit against his brother,
Martin Penning, the we'll known horti-
culturalist of Home township, to recover
for damages alleged to have been done
by the latter's cattle running across his
place. After listening to the evidence
Justice Geschwlnd dismissed the case, a
course which met with the approval Of
those conversant with its merits.
Lieut.. Ira Parker of Tracy, is anxious
for the proposed changes in the staff OF
the Second Regiment, NJ. N. G. Satur.
day he could not wait for the election
but came on to New Ulm, landing in the
city Just one week ahead of time. His
mistake in dates did not Inconvenience
him, however, for he was able to be pre-.
sent at the banquet given in honor Of
General Bobleter.
Geo. H. Spielmann of Shakopee, re.
Gently appointed state agent of WIS
consin for the Interstate Accident anc
Relief association. was in the city las
: Wednesday in consultation with tht
officers of the company. The same day
he left for stevens Point, Wis, to oper
his office and as all of The necessary bonds
, have been filed the local concern is nov
, doing business across the border.
i A dismantled locomotive, wrecked
? last-week near Gary, S. D., was takel
; Though this place Thursday on its wa,
to the Northwestern repair shops a
) Waseca. The engine was sadly delapi
dated, having fal en- through a bridge
+ The boiler head had blown out and tn,
, cab and other wood work had been de
f stroyed by fire.
To prevent its being swept away, Stree
Commissioner Chas. Klotz took out tn,
bridge across the Cottonwood river nea
r Bentzin's mill last week. TIE span is
light structure, built in sections and de
E signed to be taken out during high water
! In this instance the precaution was wei
E taken for the water in the COTTONWOOD.
$ was higher than at any time this sprinI
and undoubtedly would have carried th
i bridge out. AS soon as the food recede
) it will be replaced.
f John A. Miller and wife Of McCleary
E arrived Saturday night and spent Sun
f day with their son, Register of Deeds "
d G.. Miller. Monday afternoon they de
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