New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-15
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Observation-Disclosures LIlllE
Hugo Gebser, now resident of Idaho,
is visiting relatives here.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
lick of Linden, yesterday morning.
The school board last night voted to
get bids for the cement walk on State
street.
Rev. S. G.. Updyke breaches next Sun
day in the Congregational church at
Marshall.
Mrs. Anton Gliding of Mankato, was
entertained by New Ulm relatives from
Friday until Monday.
An attempt is being made to arrange a
ball game between New Ulm and Hanska,
to be played here next Sunday.
Gibbon defeated New Ulm on the
grounds of the former Sunday after
noon. The final score was ~ to s.
Miss Ida Haubrich reached home
Saturday evening from Wisconsin, where
she has been for several months past.
J. V. Kelly, fireman on the North
western yard engine, received word Sun
day that his sister had died at Waseca.
Lieut.. A. M. Beecher left Saturday for
Philadelphia to join the battleship
Maine at the League Island navy yard.
lGeo. Leary resumed bis duties as mail
clerk on the Northwestern Monday. He
spent vacation of fortnight at home
Prof. Anton Weber, the clairvoyant
who held forth here last week, left the
city Saturday after doing fair business
For driving through a funeral pro-
cession, VIM. Frederick was arrested
Friday and fined SIS and costs by Judge
Henpingsen.
personal property valuations in Brown
county, as returned by the assessors
reach total of 1,s94,756, as against
$1,180,1OS for 1901.
Episcopallan services will be held in
Gebser's hall Friday evening com.
mencing at 7 80. Rev. H. A. Chouinard
of St. Peter, will preach.
Mrs. B. Follmann went to Mankatc
yesterday to be present at an entertain.
ment given by St. Cecilian Court, W
G. o. F., of that CITY.
Clerk of Court John Larson made
seventy-two people happy in June
During the month of roses there were
thirty six marriage licenses issued.
Farmers in this neighborhood have
about completed cutting rye. AS rule
the yield is very satisfactory, averaging
about thirty bushels to the acre.
Mrs. H. N. Somsen went to Mime.
apolis Monday to meet her husband
upon his return from Regina, Canada
They returned home last evening.
John Larson called upon relatives il
Mankato Sunday. Upon his return hi
was accompanied by his daughter, Mis-
Irene, who had been visiting there TO-
two weeks.
A game of base ball will be played OF
the local grounds between the New Uln
and Gibbon teams on Sunday, July 26th
There is possibility, also, of the Gibbol
Gun club coming over.
Worth Bannister of Winona, the old
est locomotive engineer on the west enc
of the Northwestern, died last week a
Rochester. He was So years Of age ant
very popular along his division.
It is understood the committee on fir
department from the city council will
turn down the bids upon the hook ant
ladder truck. They consider $4,000 a
too much to pay for the apparatus.
Wheat went up to rs cents in Mime
apolis last week and on Saturday an,
Monday II cents was paid here. LOCAL.
very little was marketed, as the suppl
of old wheat is this vicinity IS nearly ex
hausted. .-,.
Michael Zangel lost valuable COY
last Thursday. While the animal wa
crossing the right of way about half
mile south of the coal sheds it was strucl
by the noon passenger on the North
western and killed instantly.
Benjamin Fredrickson, the young ma,
who was so badly hurt here last week
is slowly improving. Reports from ST
Alexander hospital Monday were to tn
effect that he was able to move about
| for tho fret time c;noo ba;,.