New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-01
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Mrs. Ottilia Tape starts today on
her trip to Europe.
Anton Kunz and Miss Annie Muel-
Ter, both of this city, will be married
on the 18th of July.
Miss Margaret Schoch left for
Minneapolis Monday to visit with
Miss Winnifred Lind.
Mrs. A. Landwehr of CORTLAND was
operated on for appendicitis at st.
Alexander's hospital Sunday.
According to Weather Observer
Eckstein the total amount of rainfall
in New Ulm during the month of June
was 7.37 inches.
Miss Herta Hers, who has been
teaching for the past two years in Iron
City, Michigan, came home last week
to spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. Albert Giefer and children of
Balfour, North Dakota, visited here
last week with friends. Mrs. Giefer's
maiden name was Gina Otterholm.
Miss Annie Schaefer came home
Thursday from Algona. Iowa, where,
during the past few months, she has
worked as a trimmer in millinery
store.
Miss Dorothy Helmes and Miss
May Klinkerfuss are coming up from
ST. Paul tomorrow to spend couple
Of weeks with the children of F. w.
Johnson.
Chief of Police Klause's brother,
Gustav, has gone to Rochester to ac-
cept the position in the state hospital
for insane formerly held by the broth
er of II. L. Ramme. Mr.. Ramme was
recently promoted.
julius Hallick was released from
the county bastile on Monday, his
term of sentence for stealing the
chickens Of j. J. Green having ex-
pired. In all Hallick boarded with
Mine Host Julius for 100 days.
The Minnesota Beekeepers' Associ-
alton and the Minnesota Society OF
Beekeepers will hold joint conven-
tion in this city on July llth. Prof.
Washburn, state entomologist, will be
present and deliver an address.
The members of the Alcantara Boat
Club held meeting at DR.. Fritsche' IS
Office Sunday morning and made ar.
engagements for equipping their launch
with new and up-to-date engine.
| When this is installed the boat will
easily be the finest craft on the river
The North German street improve.
ments authorized by the council ano
board of public works will be executed
by Leonard Haeberle and the Cuddy
Cavanaugh Co. Haeber]e will do the
grading, crawling and boulevardine
for 81, 1884. 20 and the Cuddy-CayanaugE
Co. will lay the water mains fol
So, 383
! Gudman Anderson of Linden was {
delegate last week to a Norwegian
Lutheran church conference in Mime
apolis. During his absence from
home heavy hail storm struck hi
farm and neighbors who were here OF
Thursday attending the republican
county convention stated that hardl,
a vestige remains of his crop.
Otto Nehls and VIM. Wieland, EN-
ployes at the Schell brewery, got int,
an alteration Sunday and Nehls i
said to have struck Wieland over TIL
head with coal chisel, injuring hir
badly. A warrant was therefore is
sued for Nehl's arrest and hearing
will be had in the case on July 18th
The charge against him is assault i
the second degree.
Fred Olsen, a Lake Prairie farmer
was arrested last week on the charg
of committing grand larceny in Win
throp, a charge to which he pleade
guilty, at the same time admitting tn
commission Of number of othe
crimes of similar nature. In Lafay
cite he stole four sacks of wheat an
gave as his reason for so doing tina
this was time in which every ma
had to look out for himself