New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-14

Travelling Freight Agent A. G.. John
son of the Northwestern, was in the
city Monday calling upon local bust
ness men.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein left Sun
day for Spokane, Wash, to attend a
of the stockholders of the
Evergreen State Fruit company. On
his return he will be accompanied by
his wife, who has been visiting in
Spokane for more than month.
Judge B. F. Weber returned home
Monday afternoon from Ivanhoe, the
October term of the Lincoln county
district court having adjourned. Ten
jury cases were tried but they were
disposed Of speedily and the end; of
the docket reached inside of week.
Fred Evans, John Daily and Joseph
Turner, the three prisoners who were
confined in the Brown county Jail this
summer, did not fare at all badly at
Ivanhoe. They were all charged with
larceny put in no instance did the
prosecution prove the allegations and
they were found not guilty by jurymen.
- F. w. Garlock and c.. S. Sawyer
are at New Ulm this week invoicing the
large stock of hardware which Mr..
Sawyer traded for his farm south of
this place. We learn that Mr., Sawyer
will move the stock from New Ulm to
Milroy where he will conduct general
hardware store.-Walnut Grove Tri-
bune.
Miss Agnes Pilney, stenographer at
the Eagel mill, received message
from Minneapolis Wednesday night
telling her that her mother was at the
point of death. She left for her home
on the early train Thursday morning
the but same day sent telegram to
friends here thather mother had passed
away. | s-. -.- :
Little Victor, the 2-year-old son of
VIM. Bierbaum, was hurt in a peculiar
manner Thursday. The child fell from
a rocking horse, striking upon his face
and thrusting a small stick which he
held in his mouth down his throat.
Fortunately the trachea was not pun
ctured and the boy will suffer no last
ing i'll effects from his injury.
st. Peter newspaper men are en-
gagged in war. Daniel Fichthorn,
editor of the Tribune and ex-post-
master, wants Postmaster II. G. Miller,
editor of the Free Press, to turn over
the boxes and other fixtures of the ST.
Peter postofice. Editor Miller offers
to pay reasonable rent but says he
is not ready to buy the fixtures.
Sixty-fve tickets were sold in New
Ulm Saturday for the excursion to St.
Paul and Minneapolis over the North.
western. The excursion went through
in two sections, one of ten and the
other of eleven coaches, and carried
about 300 people. The first trair
reached New Ulm at 12:4O but the
second did not go through until $3.50
An immense sum of money is being
Expended by the Minneapolis & st
Louis in repairing its roadbed neal
this place. During the latter part o
the week pile driver was put at worl
repairing the damage done by thu
washout in Fritsche's ravine and /
strong effort will be made to 81
strengthen this section of the tract
that the next flood will not affect it.
1 John B.. Roller, a resident o
/ Wabasso, passed away at ST. Alex
ander hospital Thursday after a long
Illness with consumption The deceased
was A years of age and is survives
| by three children, his wife having die'
about a year ago. His remains wer
4 taken to j. III. Forster's undertaking
Iparlors and Saturday were shipped t.
1 Wabasso for interment in the Catholi
cemetery.