New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-20
Around the County.

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A. Gebhardt has been reappoint-
i ed postmaster at Lamberton
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mic Sontag of Brighton last
Sunday
Leo Aftermath has sold his meat
market in Wabasso to JOS Drummer,
formerly of New Ulm.
A. G. Schmahl of Redwood Falls has
purchased the hardware stock of A.
Y. Reardon at Morgan.
A. j. Barr, former resident of this
county, has sold his farm near Dun
das and moved to Winona
Mrs. O. w. Hagen and daughter of
Sleepy Eye have gone to Kansas City
on a visit of several weeks.
Aug. Dirks of Arlington has been
| granted an embaimer's license. Mr..
Dirks is brother of C. Fl. Dirks of
this city.
The wife of Editor Hodges is dan-
gerouslyill at her home in Sleepy Eye.
# possible she will be taken this week
to sanitarium in Minneapolis.
The new bridge over the Cottonwood
river in the town of Leavenworth will
be completed next week. The bridge
cost in the neighborhood of S., 300.
q Mr.. Burgersen has sold his farm in
! Prairieville to his neighbor, j. P.
Christensen. Burgersen will invest in
land near Doland. South Dakota.
Otto Meyer of Leavenworth and Miss
Alvina Grundmeyer of Stark were
: united in marriage by Rev. Zich of
Sleepy Eye on Tuesday Of last week.
Banker Mo has been appointed by
Referee Flittie receiver in the bank
ruptcy of F. nj. Ogden. Most of Mr..
Ogden's creditors are Twin City ma
) chine firms.
Otto Bieraugel of Lafayette has in
his possession the pelt of an Alaskan
silver grey skunk which he trapped
last week. The animal is rare one
in these parts.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says that
Joe Clancy of Iberia, upon the receipt
: of an inheritance from deceased I'M
: Gle in Chicago, will become a partner
!: in the Iberia bank.
; DR.. j. S. Montgomery, the we'll
= known Minneapolis pulpit orator, will
deliver the commencement address
l for the Sleepy Eye high school gradu-
I ating class this year.
Peter Christensen, a former resident
of this county, died at a hospital in
Chicago on Thursday. For many
: years Mr.. Christensen was the leading
merchant of Sleepy Eye.
Arthur Baumann of LIE Sueur and
: Miss Lydia Haenze of West Newton
were recently married at the home OF
: the BRIDES parents. They will make
:. = their home in LIE Sueur.
: Mrs. Archie Honeyman. whose hus-
band recently died at the insane asy-
lum in ST. Peter, will sell her farm in
Home township and return to West
Newton to live with her uncle.
4 Berkner Bros. of Sleepy Eye will
= erect a two-story brick block on the
). site of the building now occupied by
! Salkowski, Glotzbach & Clausen
% Casperson & Peterson have the con
tract.
Mrs. James Peterson died at hel
home in Evan last Thursday at TIT
= adv anced age of seventy-one years
Her husband passed away at the hos
= pital in Springfield little over {
month ago.
;s George Jensen, a prosperous mer
= chant of Wibaux, Montana, was mar
= ried on the 9th to Miss Flora Newlol
~ of Fairmont IN the same state. Th
groom is brother Of Rudolph Jen
sen of Sleepy Eye.
n Prof. H. c. Hess of Glencoe ha
% been elected to take his old place a
8 superintendent of the Sleepy Ely
= schools at a salary of s1,7O0. Prof
10 Hess is acknowledged to be one of tn
20 best educators In the state.
lie At a special meeting of the Sleep
r. Eye city council on Tuesday evening
a of last week the local First Nationa
is Bank was the successful bidder TO
N $4,000 worth of the city's bonds
There were twelve other bidders.
: The fight for the ayorality in M an
4 kate this year will be a warm one
r. The opposing candidates are Chas
- Taylor, the present democratic incum
n bent, and DR.. J. w. Andrews, repub
d lican, with the chances favoring Tay
90 lor.
H p Hanson and Ole Chrietonea,