New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-08-17

Il US u the indian Massacre in
1862. Remember, tomorrow.
August 18th, will be the 18TH an
niversary of the first attack of the
Sioux Indians upon New Ulm.
Forty-eight years have passed,
during which most OF the sett lie rs
have gone to the grave and very
few remain to tell the story.
Rev. Heinz on Tuesday left for ST.
James and Madelia to visit with
| friends.
Carl j. Howard, of Redwood Falls.
is visiting with his cousins, Sherburn
!: and Douglas Beecher.
| The feast of assumption was OBJ
served last Monday in Holy Trinity
church by regular Sunday services.
| Mrs. Chas. F. Lamb, of Madison.
| Wis, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
b. Siegel. She is a sister of Mrs.
Siegel.
George Doehne, Jr, of Idaho. is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Doehne Sr. He had not
seen New Ulm since five years ago.
Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gattonal church will give an ice cream
social, Friday, Aug. 26, on the church
lawn, ice cream, cake, coffee and home
made candy will be on sale. Every
body come.
Mr.. A. II. Lienhard left for ST..
Joseph, Michigan on Monday, the
home of the famous sIron Clad"
Hosiery, where he will spend week
in the factory before returning with
the new spring sample line.
In a letter to the Review, Mr.. Frank
Hensel of Iona, N. OAK, states that
wheat around Iona will average from
| about 10 to II bus. per acre better
than was at first expected. The crops
looked very poor awhile ago because
of the continued hot winds this
summer.
Station Agent Star makes the an
| nouncement that an excursion train
from the west will pass through New
Ulm, Wednesday, Aug oath nine
o'clock in the morning going to Man
kato on account of Ringling Bros.
big circus, which will be held on that
:day. The train will arrive in Manka-
! to in time for the great parade and
will return after the evening perfor-
nance.
| E. E. Miller, of St. Peter, was in the
city Tuesday calling on Capt. A.
Pfaender Mr.. Miller will probably
enter into the race for the nomin alton
OF Judge of Probate for Nicollet
county on the Republican ticket. He
is well and favorably known through.
out his county and for a number Of
years has oeen secretary of tine
! Nicoliet County Agricultural Asso.
citation.
| Seized with an epilesptic fit as he was
crossing a railway trestle over the
| Minnesota river, Edward Sisler, a
patient at the St. Peter state hospital
for the insane, fell to the ground be.
low and was instantly killed. The
fatal accident occurred Friday after
noon. Sisler, who was subject to
epileptic seizures, toppled over the
railing of the bridge, and fell a
distance Of sixty feet. Coroner J. H.
Burnett Of LIE Sueur county did not
deem an inquest necessary. Sisler
was committed from Redwood county,
and had been at the institution eleve n
years.
| While playing with a 22-calibre
revolver in a tent in back of his home
on North German street, last Wednes-
day afternoon, George Leibold, II
yrs. old, son of Frank Leibold, acct
dentally pulled the trigger while the
gun was aimed for his head The bull
let struck his forehead near the right
eyebrow and glancing on the upper
part of The nosebone it became lodged
between the nose and the right eye.
George entered the tent about five
| O'Clock and began whlrling the revol.
yer on his finger, holding it near the
trigger. In few minutes shot was
heard. Members of the household
found him there and immedi lately tele.
phoned for two local doctors. The
bullet was found and removed in a
short time and young Leibold is none
the worse for his accident. But prob.
ably ne will not hereafter find much
pleasure in whirling revolvers on his
| finger. He claims that he did moi
know the gun was loaded, but thai
seems strange because he had beer
spending a good share of his time
playing with it.