New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-06
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Z LOCAL NEWS.


Sheriff j.. a. McNlllaH OF st. fettE,
was here last Thursday ON official busi-
ness. 81
y Stamped Lunch Clothes and Center
Pieces. Very peat aid che*r. Elder &
Thomas.
Mrs. Emma Goettsche of Fargo, N. D.,
is in the city the guest of Mrs. Nellie
French.
Mr.. B. F. Webber visited with friends
IN Mankato and Mapelton the latter part
of last week.
Attorney H. N. Somsen made busi-
ress trip to Breckenridge last Thursday,
returning Sunday.
Leo Winkleman, of New Ulm, was the
guest of Waseca friends last Saturday
and Sunday. -Waseca Herald.
X Sofa Pillows and Covers, with Silk
and Hoop, only 25c. See our display Of
cheap Hats Elder s. Thomas.
Carl Stone, assistant cashier of the
Bank of Hapska, was IN New Ulm last
Thursday IN the interests of his bank.
Patrons OF the public library having
books to return, may leave them at the
Review office and receive credit for the m.
X DR.. J. H. James of Mankato, will be
at DR.. J. L. Schoch's Office Thursday,
May 7.th. Specialist in diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
NJ. Mullen departed Friday for Ever
etts, S. D., with tralnload of cattle for
the ranch of the Minnesota & Dakota
Cattle company along the Morrow river.
Leopold Werth, of Sleepy Eye, and
Miss Wilhelmina Burneister of this city,
we're united in marriage at Holy Trinity
Catholic church Monday by Rev. Father
H. B. Sandmeyer.
Mic Hoffman, of CORTLAND TOWNSHIP o,
shipped his household goods Thursday
to Hinckley, MINI. The following day
he left with his family to take up his
residence there. i.
This week B. F. Hartman, New Ulm
party, purchased the business and will
hereafter run the saloon owned by T. J.
Daily. Mr.. D. will conduct a hotel at
Observation-Disclosures Star.
A meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society, of the Congregational church,
will De held tomorrow evening to elect
delegates to the district convention,
which is held this year at New Richland.
1t is understood that Henry Koch is
to be appointed manager of the local
office OF the Coe Commission company,
to succeed the late VIM. Koch. He will
include operating with his other duties.
Health Officer G.. F. Reinke reports
sixteen births for the month of April.
Of these five were males and eleven fe-
males. There were thirteen deaths and
one house is under quarantine for small
pox. -
Company A will be inspected at the
armory Monday night by Lieut.. Col
Alfred Reynolds, of the Second Infantry,
U. S. A. The allowance Of 81 fer each
enlisted man will be based upon his
report.
Nicollet county commissioners will
hold a special meeting in St. Peter next
Friday, May 9Th, to elect successor to
County Superintendent of Schools N. J.
Sandberg, whose death was chronicled in
these columns last week. There are five
applicants for the position. .->v
Prominent Southern Minnesota marks
men are talking of holding big gun
club tournament on or about June 10th
1t would be handicap affair and would
include the gun clubs of New Ulm, ST.
Peter, Mankato, Owatonna, Faribault
Mortified, Austin, Albert Lea, Lake
Crystal and Springfield.
Geo. W. Scherer today purchased Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon the building anC
property on Hickory street occupied by
the Star Steam laundry. The property
has frontage of thirty three feet or
Hickory street, extending depth of on.
hundred and eighteen feet back. The con
sideration was 4,O0o.-Mankato Dali,
Review.
Henry Heimerdinger of this place, ant
Ferdinand Heimerdinger of Golden Gate
shipped their household goods to New
Paynesville Thursday night. The latte
left the same day for the Stearns count,
town and has taken possession of the so
barrel flour mill which they bought re
Gently. Ex-Representative Heimerdinge