New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-10

Elsewhere in this issue OF Inc ne
VIEW Mr.. Schubert publishes cara
announcing himself as an independ :.
ent candidate for County Treasurer.
Mr.. Schubert is the present lncumb-
ent of the office, having been appoint
ed at the time of the Rukke defalca-
ton. He was subsequently nominal
ed by the Democrats and elected
without opposition. Two years ago
the Republicans nominated Mr.. Plath,
but Mr.. Schubert was elected by a
majority of 800. It is acknowledged
on all hands that hi. has made an Ell
ficient and courteous officer, and he
has only fallen from favor with the
Democratic party leaders on account
of his independently in politics. lie
has not always been a Democrat and
has on several occasions supported the
Republican ticket, and he is to-day as
good a Republican as some of the del.
egates in last Saturdays convention,
which, however, is not saying much
His only crime, then, being extending
aid and comfort to Republicans, the
Rep ublicans should give him hearty
support as against an unadulterated
Democrat.
MIR. G. A. Johnson, the Republican
candidate for Clerk of Court in Nlcol
let county, is the son-in-law of Mr..
Henry Muller, of CORTLAND, and is
we'll and favorab]y known in this city
He is Swede by birth, but was raised
in the town of Lake Prairie, N icollet
county. He obtained his education in
St. Peter, being a graduate of the
high school at that place. He came
to CORTLAND in 1880, where he taught
| school. Later he taught school in
Lafayette and in district No. 6, ST.
ge]town. In all the districts fortunate
enough to secure his services, he gave
entire satisfaction to all concerned.
At present he holds first grade Ger
tificate as a teacher. It was mainly
through his influence that tn
Lafayette literary society was organ
lied, which has wo rked much good a
mong the young people of that section
and now possesses library of nearl!
one hundred volumes of useful books
Mr.. johnson is an examplory young
man, known only to be respected, ant
possesses all the necessary qualitica
tions to preform the duties of the of
| fee for which he has been nominated
The Second annual meeting of the dl
rectors of theGermanCa Catholic benevo
lent societies ofMinnesota, will be held
in this city next Tuesday. It has been
decided to com bine pleasure with bu.
siness, and large delegations will be
present from St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Winona, Mankato and St. Peter. The
First regiment band will accompa-
ny the St. Paul delegation, while
the Mankato delegation will be &C.
companied by the Germania band.
The New Ulm Silver Cornet Band has
also been engaged for the occasion,
and it is not improbable that other
bands will be present. It is expected
| that the large body of visitors will ar.
rive on the Monday evening train,
They will be received at the depot by
the St. Joseph's society of this city
and escorted to Union Hall, where
refreshments will be served, at.
ter which quarters will be assigned
the delegates and their friends. The
full programme for Tuesday appears
in another column and it is unneces'
sary to enlarge upon it here. The
committee having the matter ir
charge are DESTROYS that the people
generally decorate their places of bu
siness and residences, and it is hoped
that this request will be complied
with.
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