Ed. Frenzel has accepted a poaitioirin pnblieati iT BBVIXW. •St. Paul. mr~^ tm pIe~of Minnesota by the World's Fair (Last publication NOT. 18th, 1891. Wm. Burghard of Golden commissioners asking each counto to Dr. Koehne was in St. Paul last week Artioles of Incorporation of tbe PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY caller Monday. contribute according to its assessed valuation on business. State of "Ohio, I Eagle Roller Mill Company of —BY— The' 'whist club"has been reorganized to a fund of $100,060. Brown County of Hamilton. Lt. Schererisfnow stationed atf Ft. ^RANDT & WEDDENDORF. New Ulm, Minnesota. for the winter. connty is asked to give $685 according On this 7th day of October A.D. 1891, Sill, Oklahoma. -.,, before me a Notary Public within and If^m to this plan, and several methods of Miss Emma Grebe has gone to Chicago fcr said county, personally appeared A. "^w"j8 A son arrived in the family^of Henry OFFICE OVER CITY DRUG STORE. raising the same are suggested. Among to reside. Know all Men by these Presents: Schmitt, to me known to be the person ^gsMn Junker Tnursday. others: First,the making of notes drawn described in and who executed the fore- *J^ That the undersigned do hereby TERMS $1.50 per year advance. Mrs. 0 C. Seiter is home from her Gustav Rudolph returned to Chicago by responsible residents of each county, agree to and associate themselves together going instrument and acknowledged ~[& Wisconsin visit. for the purpose of becoming a that he executed the same as his free J/h Monday afternoon. upon which mony may he had upon J)R. A. MARDEN, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert corporation, under and by virtue of the act and deed. I :-, call seccnd, thorough personal solicitation 'The new time card will certainly go laws of the State of Minnesota in such (Notarial Seal) M. S. Turrill, vjCll Niclaus on Friday. RESIDENT DENTIST. for out and out donations to thecase into effect next Sunday. made and provided, and for that Notary Public, Hamilton Co., Ohio. %M Mrs. Corbett of Courtland is receiving county's obligation third, the holding purpose do hereby adopt, agree to, sign Office, Corner Minnesota and 1st N. Street. Miss Lou Hauenstein has gone to medical treatment at the hospital. of popular concerts, lectures, fairs,etc., and execute the following articles of incorporation, NEW ULM, MINN. Chicago on a short yisit. No. 6323. to-wit: the profits of which shall go to the Office of Register of Deeds, Fred Sommer is acting as cashier In F. W. Hauenstein sold a handsome Teeth extracted without pain by the use of Article 1. The name of this corporation world's fair fund. Brown County, Minnesota. vitalized air or nitrouB oxide gas the Sleepy Eye depot for the present. piano to Jos. Flor last week. shall be the "Eagle Roller Mill I hereby certify that the within instrument editor took a trip to New Ulm Company." C. Bach is building anew residence was filed in this office for record ReA. Baumgarten. the new Methodist Article 2. The principal place for £)R. STRICKLER,. last week and was much pleased with on the 12th day of October, A. D. 1891, on his premises near the Electiic Light preacher arrived in the city Monday. transacting the business of this corporation at 8 o'clock, A.M. and was duly recorded the outlook of prosperity in every respect. Plant. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. shall be at the city of New Ulm, A petition is being circulated to have in Book 1 of Incorporations on page Some wonderful improvements in the County of Brown and State of John Kiesel, a druggist of Shakopee, 247 etc. A. J. Grimmer, Rev. Berghold returned to New Ulm. Office in G. Doehne's new brick block. are being made in building. Perhaps Minnesota. visited here during the week with his Register of Deeds, NEW ULM, MINN. Read the new ads of Wagner 4 Saverine, Article 3. The general nature of the one of the greatest is the new, addition By Viola Koch, brother, Telephone Connections. business of this corporation shall be to G. A. Ottomeyer, F. Kuetzing and Deputy. to Hauenstein's brewery. Besides the Theodore Schwendinger left for Germany purchase, sell, build, rent, lease, let, Crone Bros. building of a new brick office the brewery manage and operate flouring mills and this week to spend the winter State of Minnesota, T)R. A. FRITSCHE, is itself being enlarged to twice its On Wednesday Fred Stewart returned other equipments and buildings, structures in study. Department o^State. and property necessary or convenient former capactty, which will be 16,000 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. from Illinois whither he had been summoned I herebv certify that the within instrument Jos. Kleinknecht won the gold medal for the purpose of transacting and was filed for record in this office barrels. The brewery site is one of the by the sickness of his mother. Female Diseases a Specialty. 1 carrying on a general milling business, and Geo. Graff the silver one in the on the 13th day of October A. D. 1891 best we have ever seen, not excepting By the accidental shooting of a gun and to buy, sell and deal in all products last rifle shoot. at 1J o'clock P. M. and was duly recorded Office in W. Boesch's New Brick Block- some of the large eastern establishments. of such business also the constructing, Sunday, John Hennessy, cashier in the in Book 2 of Incorporations J. Barrett of Chicago was a visitor in building, owning, leasing, buying, selling, ^ew Ulm, Minn. One of the largest mercantile business on pages 241-4. F. Brown, Sleepy Eye freight depot, lost one of his the city last Saturday, the guest of J. maintaining and operating docks, blocks in this section of the state is being Secretary of State. hands. elevators, warehouses and storage Newhart and family. T)R. L. G. BELL, put up by Jacob Klossner on Main rooms, for the purpose of buying, selling, CARD OF THANKS. Miss Emma Hauenstein pleasantly Mrs. Albert Behnke and daughter, Resident Dentist. street. Take it altogether New Ulmites storing, forwarding, milling and The undersigned desire to express entertained a few friends to a birthday dealing in wheat, and other grain and Annie, have gone to Minneapolis, the ought to feel proud of their little Ger* their heartfelt thanks for the kindness party at the home of her parents on farming products of all kinds, as well Office in the Meridian Block latter for medical treatment. man burg by the Minnesota.- Fairfax and ready assistance shown them by so as other personal property also to buy, Friday evening. NEW ULM, MINN. many during the illness and attending Crecent. The gold watch of Mrs. L. B. Krook, own, sell, lease, let, convey, mortgage, Teeth extracted without pain by the the death and funeral of wife and moth- While flour is being quoted everywhere improve or otherwise dispose of and which was lost between New Ulm and J. C.Rudolph latest approved methods. else at $6.40 per barrel in sacks, Senator Peterson was at Mankato over deal in real and personal property of Lake Hanska, has been found. and children. whatever nature, name or description, in New Ulm it is being sold at $4.40. Sunday. Miss Paula Rudolph went to Minneapolis which the board of directors may deem T)R. J. L. SCHOCH Everybody is laying in their winter supply. To the Ladies of New Ulm and Vicinity. W. G. Behnke was oyer from St. necessary, desirable, proper or convenient Monday, and will return the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. for the purpose of carrying on said James Sunday. Mr. Manheimer, of Manheimer, Lehman latter part of the week to remain. business as aforesaid, and generally to 5£a & Co. of Chicago, one of the largest Jacob Klossner left for the western A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. (Calls promptly attended to night or day. Gustav Fischer received word yesterday do all other acts and things necessary Cloak Houses of Chicago, will be in end of the the county Monday to set up Wm. Brust Friday, or proper in conducting, exercising or our store Thursday, Oct, 22d, with the of the death of a child of Mr. and Office over Pioneer Drug Store. a threshing outfit This makes the managing any and all of its bnsiness most complete line of Ladies', Misses M. Schiller of Springfield spent a por« Mrs. Titus Mareck in Minneapolis. NE W ULM, MINN. twenty-ninth that he has sold this season. aforesaid. and Children's Cloaks and Jackets that lion of the week with New Ulm friends. F. M. Whitney was called to Redwood ever was shown in this city. Anybody Article 4, The amount of the capital wishing a nice cloak, should not fail to jy&. C. HIRSCH, Wenzel Eckstein made a business Falls Thursday to handle the telegraphic stock of this corporation shall be Three The Danz orchestra will appear in come. trip to Mankato and St. Peter Saturday. hundred thousand (5300,000) dollars, accounts of the Rose execution. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. New Ulm on the 15th of November as Yours truly, divided into three thousand shares of A missionary concert will be given CRO^E BROS first announced. This will be one of the par value of one hundred dollars Office over Olsen's Drugstore. Andrew J. Eckstein and family at the Congregational church next Sunday each, all of which shall be subscribed the finest musical treats ever afforded NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. for and paid in full before commencing spent the week with relatives at Minnesota evening, commencing a 7 30 o'clock. -3 When in town, can be found at office the people of this city. business hereunder. at all hours. Lake. BOY WANTED, Article 5. The time of the commencement The council will hold a meeting some "Die LiederdesMusikanten" or "The NEW ULM, MINN A. G. Seiter and daughter of Winthrop of this operation shall be the first evening this week to consider the building To learn the barber's lade at Songs of a Musician" will be presented were among Sunday's guests in day of December, A. D. 1891, and the of more bridges.lt is to be hoped that J)R. A. KOEHNL, by the Dramatic Section on the first of period of its continuance shall be for the Fr. Peuser's New Ulm. the action of the aldermen will be favorable term of thirty (30) years thereafter. November. Veterinary Surgeon. Mrs. L, G. Vogel and Miss Bertha HACK LINE. Article 6. The highest amount of indebtedness to the request of the petitioners. Railroad business increased at this Behnke spent Sunday with theii sister or liability to which this corporation Having treated sick animals for years The undersigned will hereafter run a A party of New Ulm hunters entereu place to such, an extent last week that sha'l at any time be subject, I can conscientiously recommend myself in Sleepy Eye. hack to and from depot on arrival of shall be Two hundred thousand ($200,000) to all who need the seivices of a the pasture of Wenzel Dauer in Sigel it was found necessary to put on an additional all trains carrying passengers. Orders The following Now Ulm people spent dollars, competent Veterinary. Orders may be last Friday, and using their guns recklessly, night crew. niaj be left at their livery stable. Sunday at Springfield. Dr. C.Weschke, Article 7 The names and place of left at the Pioneer Drug: Store. scared Dauer's horses. One of Krelsch & Beiff. At the hospital on Friday Dr. Fritsche,assisted residence ot the persons foimmg this Geo. Cady and Ernst Brandt Jr. NEW ULM, MINN. them ran into a wire fence and was corporation are as follows Charles Silverson, bv Dr. Strukler,performed DOG LOST. Statement of County Finances. William Silverson and A. nearly killed. a very delicate operation on John O S. A. ECKSTEIN, A jouug bird dog, black with white Schmitt, Jr allot the city JNew Ulm, P. R. McHale resigned his position Blettner of Sleepy Eye. Sttte of Minnesota, and A. Schmitt of mark in face. Inquire for owner at this as telegraph operator yesterday aad remained The following is a correct statement 4 office. Sttofi\e & Coui^eloi the city of Cincinnati, State of Ohio. A club for the discussion of bible Article 8. The government of this at home. The resignation was of the exact amount of money remaining questions will be organized at th9 Congregational HOUSE FOR RENT! corporation and the management of its not permanent, however, as it was only in the treasury of Brown County, church this evening. The business and affairs shall be vested in a House with six rooms, corner 6th north tor the Durpose of allowing him time Minnesota, on the 10th day of October, club will be open to every body. board of four directors, who shall be Titles examined and perfected. and Broadway. to giye a na ne to Mr. McHale Jr. A. D. 1891. elected annually by and from the stockholders Miss. A. Herrendorfer. Particular attention given to collections. Wm G.Frank returned from Winthrop of said corporation at each annual Deposits in Brown Co Bank $4330,38 The World's Fair Theatre Company Sunday, and yesterday left for Springfield meeting thereof, which shah be TAKE NOTICE. Citizens Bank 6156 98 fSfOftice over Brown Co. Bank.,J9f appeared to a large audience at Union to become acquainted with, his held on the second Tuesday of January Merchants Bank 2738 84 From Nov. 1st. next to April 1 1892. Hall on Monday evening in the "Noble of each year, at the principal office of NEW ULM, MINN. as cashier of the bank at that place. Bank ofSleepyBank 2186 32 according to ordinance No. 5, Sec. 2, the corporation in said city of New Ulm. Bank of Springfield 242.41 O a he play is not a one no cattle, horses, sheep, etc are allowed Geo. Zimmermann left for Waseca Said directors shall hold office for one Cash in hands of Treasurer 746 18 -pRANCIS BAASEN, in N Ulm but the a a it a to run at large either day or year and until their successors are elected Monday, where he will be assigned to night. Violations will be punished according good rendering and demonstrated the in their stead. The directors shall Total $16,401.11 one of the road engines. Ralph Yates sz§ttofi\ey kr\d Coui\dilor' to law. ANTON ZIEHER, possession of good talent by several meet in each year immediately after Balances of Funds. succeeds him as engineer in the yaids, Marshal. me^nbers of the troup. The company their election and adjournment of the State of Minnesota Fund $ 40.88 .A-t, IJSL-W annual meeting of the stockholders, organize Mr. and Mis. F. Jahnke of Cottonwood State Land Fund 101.49 remains the entire week, and will no AUCTION LAND SALE. and elect from their own number Also Notary Public and Justice of the County Poor Fund 62 20 celebrated the 25th anniversary doubt be accorded good houses during a president, vice-president, secretary County Revenue Fund 2887.76 Peace Collections promptly attended The New Ulm Stone Co's. land in of their wedding last Saturday evening. their stay. and treasurer, who shall be the officers to. Interest and Sinking Fund 12600 64 southwest quarter of Sec 35, Town 110 Quite a number of New Ulm people of said board as well as ot the corporation. Range 30, Redstone, Nicollet County, Private Redemption Fund 11813 Jgy* Office over Klossner"s store. Married—Thursday, Oct.15, at the joined in the festivities. The directors aud officers of this General Town Fund .01 containing 157 acres, more oi less, will home of the bride's parents in West NEW ULM, MINN. corporation shall hold their respective General School Fund 1910 14 b'* sold to the highest bidder at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loheyde will offices after their election and qualification Newton,Miss Lizette Rieke, daughter of Current School Fund 67,74 Union Hall in New Ulm on November return from their wedding trip this until the succeeding annual meeting JOHN LIND C. A. HABBEBO Tax collections Undistributed 1617,20 F. Riek*, to Mr. Wm. Durbahn, of New 5th at 3 p. m. The land consists partly weee. They have visited New York, of the stockholders and until their LIND & HAGBERG, of timber and farm land and part of Ulm, Rev. Chris* tying the knot. The successors are eleoted and qualified. Niagara Falls and Chicago and are now the Jasper building stone and lime Total $19f406.19 happy couple took a trip to St. Louis Vacancies in the board of directors or Attorneys and Counselors at Law, stone area. Located near Northwestern •vith friends in St Paul. Court House fund overdrawn 3,005.08 where they will spend a four weeks' officers may be filled foi the unexpired trick and supplied with two small Gottlieb Guggisberg brought a potato honeymoon, and expect to be at home by the re a in in of the bu Idings. Payments can be made in Attend to Suits in all the State and Balance in Treasury $16,401.11 board at any regular or special meeting to town last Saturday that measured 4 one-third cash and two-thirds on time in New Ulm Nov, 16. The Crescent S Courts Witness our hands and seal this 10th thereof held in pursuance of the by-laws. with satisfactory security at 7 per cent inches in diameter and weighed 2\ congratulates the couple and wishes Special Attention Paid to Collections. Article 9. The persons forming this day of October A. D. 1891. per annum. New Ulm Stone Co. pounds. It only requires 14 potatoes them a sunny path through life.—Fairfax corporation shall be the first board of Otto Schell, Sec'y. E N AND SCANDINAVIAN LAN- Burg, [SEAL] of thut size to make a bushel. directors and officers of whom Charles Crescent. Treas., Brewn Co. GUAGES SPOKEN. TURNER HALL Silverson shall be President A.Schmitt F. Landwehr has been made an offer NEW ULM. MINN. In the language of Bill Nye, a man Lewis B. Krook, [SEAL.] Vice-president A. Schmitt, Jr Secretary by the state of South Dakota of 10 cents may use a warPon the back of his neck Auditor, Brown Co. and William Silverson,lieasurer, a bushel for all the wheat he thresher all of whom shall hold their respective HUMPHREYS for a collar button, ride on the back offices until the hrst annual meeting of Wednesday, Oct. 21st, 1891 in that state the state also offering to pay a coach of a railroad train to save the interest the corporation next to be held after the his fare from and back to New Ulm. DB HUMPHKEYS' SPECIFICS are scientifically and on his money until the conductor act of incorporation is complete, and Under the Auspices of the New Ul carefully prepared prescriptions used for many Matthew Prom, of Lafayette, visited years in private practicewith snccess.andforover comes around, stop his watch at night until their successors are elected and Turn Verein. Simon Wellner of Lafayette has one thirty years used by the people Every single Specific friends here Sunday. is a special cure for the disease named. qualified. The office of secretary and to save wear and tear and pasture his bee-hive which furnished him 75 pounds VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL These Specifics cure without drugging, purgtag treasurer may be held by one and the Mrs. A. Corbet was taken to the New or reducing the system, and are In fact and mother's grave to save corn, but a man of honey. Thirty-five pounds were left deedthe sovereign remedies of the World same person. Ulm hospital Friday where she is being like that is a gentleman compared with remaining in the hive, so that the total Article 10. The board of directors UST OF PRINCIPAL NOS CTJBES PRICES. CONCERT. treated by Dr. O. C. Strickler. 1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation .3 110a fellow who will constantly borrow his production of the one hive was may also appoint such other officer?, 1 Worms Worm Fever, Worm Colic .2 Our merchants have all ordered their 3 Crying Colic, or Teething of Infanta 2 neighbor's wood without asking for it superintendents, managers, agents and pounds. G1VKN BY 4 a a of Children or Adults ... ,8i employees, as they may deem proper or 5 Dysentery* Gripingenious Colic. 2 winter supply of drygoods and clothing, because he is simply too lazy to order J. E. Mason, brakeman in the North MR. MAX DICK 6 Cholera Vomiting necessary for the management of the a sure indication of approaching winter. 7 Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis some for himself. westerern yards here, had a thumb and 8 Neuralgia Toothache, Faceache, .»• business of the corporation, and define 9 a a SickHeadache, Vertigo .3 5 Supported by the Misses Ella Richards, finger smashed one day last week in their respective powers and duties, not 1 0 Dyspepsia, Bmoro Stomach 3 5 In the Brown county jail at New Ulm and Minnie Fichthorn, Dr. Flint #v 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods. .« ourinconsistent herewith. Said board of such a manner as to necessitate amputation, There will be three weddings in 1 2 Whites too Profuse Periods .2 5 is a young German girl, confined for and Max Hoefer. directors may also adopt such by-laws 1 3 Croap Cough, Difficult Breathing .. .2 5 The surgical operation was immediate neighborhood the coming 14 Salt Erysipelas, Eruptions. .2 5 some petty offense. Rose was incarcerated rules and regulations which they may Admission: Reserved Seats 35cts. 1 5 a is Rheumatic Pahis.. 2 5 performed at the hospital Dr. Strickler week. We will state particulars next 1 6 and Ague Chills, Malaria 5 0 there at the same time and the deem proper, convenient or necessary Gallery 25 cts.* Piles, Blind or Bleeding 5 0 assisted bv Dr. Fritsche. week. for the government of said corporation 1 9 a a Influenza, CoidintheHead .5 0 young girl became so wholly infatuated Children 15cts. 2 0 Whoopin Cough, Violent Coughs. 5 0 and defining the powers and duties of ^. Sheriff Schmelz went to St. James Supt. C. G. Schulz came down Friday 2 4 General Debility,PhysicalWeakness .5 0 with him that there was quite a scene the officers and directors thereof. D^"Seats now on sale at the City Drag Store 2 7 Kidne Diseas 5 0 Monday afternoon and returned the afternoon to visit the village school. C. the night before Rose was brought to 2 8 Nervous Debility l.OO In testimony whereof, we the incorporators, 3 0 Urinar W a Wetting Bed. 5 0 A. Zieske is the teacher, and with an next day with a supposed horse thief. Redwood Falls. She begged and pleaded have hereunto set our hands 3 2 Diseases of theHeart.Palpitation 1.00 enrollment of 45, the school is progress, and seals this 5th day of October A. D. The thief was arrested bv Sheriff Stempor to be allowed to see him and to he Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt Of Mice DH HUMPHREYS' MANUM* (144 pages) 1891, ing favorably. of Watonwan county, and his crime entreaties Rose added his own, but to rlcnly toound In cloth and goldrxoaUed Ire©. CHARLES SILVERSON (SEAL) HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., consisted in stealing a horse from Hub. no avail. They were not allowed to Oor. William and John Streets, New York. Chas. Block, who has been working A. SCHMITT (SEAL) S E I I S TURNER HALL, Hillesheim of Stark, this county, on the meet and the little German girl will for Schlottmann Bros, for three years, A. SCHMITT, JR. (SEAL) 15th. He will be given a preliminary WILLIAM SILVERSON (SEAL) never meet her lover. —Minneapolis has been re-engaged for another year at Signed and sealed in the presence of hearing and will in all probability be Tribune. an increased salary. The band boys A Little Girl's Experience the following witnesses: bound over to the next"term of court. Last Sunday afternoon, as Mrs. Biebel, are especially glad to keep him in their Sunday Eve,: November 1st. Jos. A. Eckstein. In A Lighthouse. Minnie Schubeck. The concert which is to be given at midst, as he is their leader. the milk dealer, was driving home Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are Except as to A. Schmitt. The 5 Act Play Entitled, Turner Hall this, Wednesday, evening from town, she was waylaid by two keepers of the Gov. Lighthous at San Witnesses as to the signature of A. LIEDERDESMUSIKANTEN1: Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis "DIE Beach Mich, a are blessed with a will be of such a nature as to justify the men and robbed of her milk money, Schmitt: 1 daughter, four years old. Last Apr immediatly relieved by Shiloh's the filling of every seat. Mr. Dick the amounting to $5 or $6. The men Mary S. Turrill. she was taken down with Measles, followed Cure. Sold by Henningsen 6 Kiesel, young violinist, is known all over Minnesota M. S. Turrill. proved to be Alex. Schwendinger and with a dieadful Cough and turning 1 KMEISEL, —-A* ~?J rA£ and in New Ulm theatre goers Paul Gebert both of Cottonwood. One into a Fever. Doctors at home and will be presented by the "DRAMATIC SECTIOSFj Shiloh's Cough and Consmption Cure Slate of Minnesota, -*W at°Detroit treated her, but in vain. She have already had a taste of his remarkable of them worked for Theo. Rein and the. OF THE TTJRNVEHEIN." jjp| is sold by us on a guarantee. I cures Connty of Brown. \aB^ tcre,y^ worse rapidly, until she was a powers. Miss Richards has theother with a threshing crew. Monday A is sj 2 5 Cts mere "handful of bones".—Then she On this 5th day of October A 1891 Consumption. Sold by Henningsen & reputation of being an excellent pianist morning Sheriff Schmelz drove ont to I S Cts before me, a Notary Public within and tried Dr. King's New Discovery and and Dr. Flint and Miss Fichthorn are KieselAJV Cottonwood, arrested both of them And after the use of two and a half bottle?, for said county, personally appeared Reserved seats will be sold af the was completely cured. They say Dr. Charles Silverson, William Silverson the possessors of good voices. The looked them up in the county jaiLCounty Sleepless Nights, made miserable by City Drug Store without extra charge. it King's 2Sew Discovery is worth its and A. Schmitt, Jr., to me known to be program affords considerable variety, Attorney Robertson was notified that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is weight in gold, yet you may get a trial the persons described in and who executed Children not accompanied by their and, with Max Dick as the leading artist,will and the robbers were to have been given the Remedy for yon. Sold by Henningsen bottle free at O. M. Olsen's Drugstore. the foregoing instrument and acknowledged parents admitted only to the prove highly entertaining. %1f a hearing yesterday afternoon. &-* & Kiesel. 6 that they executed the same S' Gallery. r?P feSr W'^