New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-13
Ernst schwerr, an employee ofHerm.

Ernst SchWerr, an employee of Herm.
Nagel, while working with derrick
al the M. d St. L. Monday, had the
misfortune to have the first finger of
MS right hand quite severely crushed.
He will not be able to work for some
time.
Since her return to this city from
California Mrs. W. Boesch has been
giving her property in this city con-
siderable attention in the way of re-
pairs and improvements and in most
cases has decided to raise the rents
quite little.
| Frank Schmelz who lives in the town
| OF Cottonwood, entertained large
number of his friends and relatives
Sunday. His place was apparently
the most popular in the county that
day and all who were present say that
they had an excellent time.
Last Wednesday afternoon funnel
shaped cloud passed along east of the
city. A number of people noticed the
embryo twister and for some minutes
it caused considerable apprehension.
1t was at some height, however, and
the threatened blow did not MATER
ialize.
The morning services at the Congre-
gational church in this city will be
reception of new members and COM
munion in the morning and in the
evening the sermon will be from the
subject ''The Lost Pearl of Goodness -
Rev. D. 0. Bean will preside at both
services.
A trio of grafters attempted to work
the business men along Minnesota
street Thursday. All of them were
slightly crippled and they canvassed
the stores and Offices in search of
aims. Chief Klause escorted one of
them out of town and the night force
attended to the others.
In tearing down the old Catholic
church the workmen removed the cor
ner stone Thursday. It was laid in
1866 and the documents which had
been placed in a bottle were found to
have been destroyed by moisture. A
one-cent piece bearing the date 1857
was found in the bottle.
i Supt. Adolf Wagner last week re-
t1o 1o%@1 r O. 4,l,.
Chicago parties, in which they made
inquiries regarding power for an cleo
trio motor. From the tone of the let
ter he inferred that they intended to
locate in New Ulm but they neglected
to state the nature of their business.
] Miss Lillian Klossner has written
to her parents from Paris and informs
them that she is enjoying every min
ute of the time. A chance meeting
with a gentlemen in one of the hotels
revealed the interesting fact that he
had a knowledge and acquaintance in
New Ulm and made inquiries of par
ties whom he had known here, all of
which goes to show that the world is
not so large that one can get beyond
the circle of those who may have
known them.
Robert Hose, one of the popular and
successful business men of the city
: and Miss Hannah Dahl were married
at the home of the brides parents ir
Minneota. Miss Lillian Dahl was
bridesmaid and A. Macmillan of this
| city, acted as best man. It will be re
; membered the bride was at one time {
teacher in the public schools and sht
has many friends here. Mr.. and Mrs
Hose will be at home here after few
), days. visit at the exposition Sleep,
, Eye Dispatch.
Judge Henningsen dismissed tn
= case against Barney and Peter Der
/ trand of Home township, when it wa
Q called before him last Wednesday
r They were arrested for assault OF
: complaint of Carl Mock, who claimed
that they stopped his team while h
( was driving along a roadway acros
o their land. There was no evidence t.
, show that the Bertrands did not hav
! a perfect right to prevent Mock from
, crossing their premises and they wer
discharged by the court.