New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-01-17
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
Mr.. A. Gulden and Miss Mary Henle
were married by Rev. A. Berghold
last Tuesday, January 9th.
A. Blanchard, clerk Of court, has
been busy of late counting the births
and deaths in his large family.
Jos. Lankord of LeSueur Co., for.
merly a resident Of Brown County
was caller at the REvt Ew office on
Thursday.
Senator Peterson has been placed
upon the Senate committees of Agri.
culture, Tree Culture, Fuel, Rail.
roads, Town and Counties, and Indian
affairs.
We are informed that beet sugar
manufactury will be established at
Mountain Lake, during the coming
year.
Frank Grove. an employee in
Hauenstein's brewery had his hand
badly smashed a few days ago be.
tween two barrels.
The Minnesota Central railroad has
been formally incorporated with tn
Minneapolis and st. Louis; chat is
with the Rock Island.
The Masquerade Ball, which was t"
como off last Saturday evening, was
postponed till Sunday evening, on &C
corht of the stormy weather on Satur.
day.
Representative Bohleter, has been
placed on three important committees
of the House of representatives, name.
ly: Military Affairs, Hospital for In
sane and Printing.
The Winona aud st. Peter railroad
was blockaded during the late snow
storm. From Winona west no mails
were received 1t the New Ulm pos,
Office till Sunday night.
Representative Bobleter got as far
as Kasota last Saturday, on his way
home, but could not got to New Ulm
on account Of the snow blockade, and
he therefore returned to St. Paul on
tho first train.
CA. Degraff, proprietor of the cele
brated GAINESVILLE stock farm. claims
that Southern Minnesota is as good for
the production of blue grass and stock
raising, as the celebrated blue grass
region of Kentucky.
Do not forget the grand Masquerade
Ball at the Turner Hall, on Sunday
evening, Jan. Goth. 1t is promised a.
exceed any previous entertainment Of
the kind ever given in the city. All
the "Komical Kusses'' will be there.
We undertand an effort will be
made during the first session of the
Legislature to pass law doing away
with the present system of assessing
property by town assessors, and have
the aseess0rship made 2 county Office,
An engineer was killed at Tracy.
last Thursday night, by the cars run
ming over him. Railroad accidents Of
late are by far too numerous to be in.
teresting. Scarcely day passes bu,
what some new victim is added to the
already frightful list.
Mr.P. B. Rafferty,, Of Golden Gate,
was killed in the pinery. last Thurs
day. wh+re no was at work. by log
falling on him. His body arrived Il,
New Ulm last Sunday evening il,
charge Of p. E. Rafferty,, relative Of
the deceased.
We were incorrectly informed last
week In regard to the village election
at Springfield. 1t should have been
Dr.. G. @. Wellner, for councilman in.
stead of NJ. II. Gamble. Attorney
NJ. G. Robertson has been appointed
village recorder.
The farmer now has plenty of time,
these long cold evenings to sit by his
fire and plan out operations for the
coming season, and he should not fail
to take advantage Of the tine to do 80
The FIRST and most important question
for him to decide 10 how many trees
he will plant next spring.
The town clerks have not all sent in
their reports of births and deaths yet
for the year 1882, and consequently a
q full report cannot be given this week,
but as soon az the reports are all in,
we will give the readers of the RE.
VIEW q full statement.
The vote on the Senatorial question
in the Legislature on Tuesday result.
ed as follows: Window received %
votes in the Simultaneously for a
choice "a, and IS votes in the House
necessary to choice 40. He received