New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-24
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LOCAL. NEWS.


4 Louise Pool 10c Cigar. For sale by
all dealers.
The concert which was to have beer
gwen by tie Second Regiment band il
. German park tonight has been postponed
, until Saturday evening.
! One of A. w. Bingham's driving horses
created considerable excitement or
! Minnesota street Friday afternoon by
running away. While hitched nea,
! Pfefferle's drug store, he snapped his
bride and ran the full length of the
) business street, finally turning onto
Broadway and returning home. Fortu-
nately no one was injured and aside from
tearing the harness as he entered the
stable NO damage was done.
| Gibbon will have another bank. The
movement has been on foot tor about
Il month headed by Peter Manderfeld, OF
New Ulm, Atty A. L. Young and others.
A meeting was held Wednesday evening
attended by fourteen stockholders, the
whole number of which are seventeen. 1t
was decided to Incorporate with a CAPT
tai of SIS, 900 under the name of State
Bank of Gibbon. The corporation is Of
some Of our prominent business men and
surrounding ADMINISTRATION Gazette.
Why try to sell your property your
self, when we can make more for you
Try US. Minnesota Real Estate Bureau.
Leroy G. Davis of Sleepy Eye, at one
time county attorney of this county, has
made quite hit in the musical world by
the publication of a beautiful song
entitled "Mothers Sorrow" It is a
home song of pathetic beauty and of a
! range suitable to almost any voice
Words and music are by Mr.. Davis The
title page has on it an excellent likiness
of Mr.. Davis little daughter and the
Typographical appearance IS excellent.
The song is listed at SOC and is for sale
at Andrew J. Eckstein's drug store.
Auditor Vogel was notified Monday
] of the death of George Lila, which oc
Cured Monday of consumption in the
state hospitala at Anoka. Deceased was
son of Mrs. A. Prokosch and was
about Al years of age. He was commit:
ted to the ST. Peter asylum from this
county in 1894 and later transferred to
Anoka. A wife and three children re.
siding at Moorhead survive him. The
remains were brought here last night
from Anoka and burial will be made
from the Catholic church this morning.
Two indictments were returned by the
grand jury. August Stelnke of Sleepy
Eve, who fired revolver at his wife, is
charged with assault IN the second degree
and John Kunz of Cottonwood, is IN
dicted for taking indecent liberties with
little gl,l. Somerville & Olsen are at
torneys for Steinke and Jos. A Eckstein
was appointed by the court to conduct
Kunz's defense. Both were arrai gned
Thursday and entered pleas CT notguilty.
| They will not have their trials until after
the civil calendar has been completed.
X Have purchaser for good house with
barn situated on lots. Minnesota Real
Estate Bureau. Room II P. O.. Block.
Bobleter & Vogel.
John Steffel, farm laborer employed
by John Prokosch, was brought down
from Sleepy Eye last Wednesday by
Marshal Franz and examined as to his
sanity before Judge of Probate s. A.
George, the examination being conducted
by DR.. l.. A. Fritsche and DR.. O. G.
EStrlckler. Steffel is about 40 years IF
1 age and last week became imbued with
Ethe idea that he must spend two days i'm
. the swoot1s in fasting and prayer. He
was ordered committtd to the SSt. Peter
asylum and was taken to that institution
by Deputy Sheriff Chas. Brus'. l.
Word was received here Thursday of
the death Of Miss Lillian Mohr, which
occurred at the ZONE of her parents in
Appleton, Wis, the previous night. De-
ceased was the daughter of Prof. and
{ Mrs. John g. Mohr, and during the time
that her father held chair in DR.. Martin
Luther college she taught in New Ulm
public schools. -Four years ago feeble
health compelled her to relinqu,sh her
position as teacher and since that time
she failed steadily. Miss Mohr was Is
years of age and young lady of many
accomplishments. She was very popular
and her sad death comes as cruel bio i
to her many friends here. The remains
were brought to New Ulln from Apple
ton on the noon train Saturday and fun
eral services we're held from the Luther