New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-25

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
q Mr.. John Potter has opened wire
mattress manufactory in Henry Fren-
zel's building, or Centre street.
fredericksburg reported to be quite
numerous in the town of Lafayette. A
son OF Mr.. Wellner shot three last Sa-
turday, in less than an hour.
Under the new tax law the tax dupli-
Gates will not be turned over to the
county treasurer until January 1st.
|. Under the old law taxes were col
aectable on December LIST.
The annual meeting of the MINI.
Valley Medical Association will be held
next Tuesday, in Mankato DIR. Ber-
~, and probably some OF the other M.
DIS of this city. will be in attendance.
II. A. Subilia, Jr., and A. G. Wagner
have organized a new string band and
are prepared to furnish music for balls,
concerts, ETC., on short notice. En-.
gagements can be made with either OF
the above named gentlemen.
A special to the Globe says that the
people of Fairfax and vicinity are i'm.
pressed with the idea that the land
grant of the Winona & St. Peter rail
road company will be forfeited. The
panic seems to be spreading.
The Board of Education has at last
!, succeeded in finding competent teach.
Z er for the high school class. His name
is W. F. Dodel and he halls from But
ternut, Wis. He was selected last Fri
day, from "a among applicants.
An Ohio engineer has made an ex-
animation of the route between the
lakes Big Stone and Traverse, and re-
ports that by using the river bed a ca.
nal sixty feet long, with one stone lock,
could be built for less than 100000.
w. P. Christensen, the newly ap.
pointed register Of the land Office at
Redwood Falls, is a resident of Olivia,
Renville county. He has been the
State Senator from Renville county fol
two sessions, and is representative Of
the young Democracy.
The health officer of New Ulm com
plains that the order of the Board Of
Health, recently published, is not com
piled with. The board threatens tc
make an example of some one, unless
cases of contagious diseases and death
from same are promptly reported tc
the board
Report from ''headquarters'' says
that the controversy over the New Ulm
postoffice has been settled; that the
'bosses" have joined in one recommen.
dation, and that the successful candi.
dates name will be announced in two
weeks. All the candidates have polish
ed up their lightning rods and are ex-
pectantly awaiting the electric shock.
The New Ulm scribe of the Sleepy
Eye Herald pokes fun at the REVIEW
editor because . lone rooster was the
outcome from a setting of eggs, present
ed us last spring Well, that rooster is
q Republican bird and when next fall
he gets up on the topmost rider of 8
rail fence and heralds victory for the
s. 0. p., the Herald man won't think il
so funny.
4 band of Bavarian musicians, max.
ing a tour of the United States, reach
ed New Ulm last Friday forenoon
During the afternoon of that day anC
Saturday they furnished our people
with some excellent music. The mem
bers Of the band are all frst.class must.
clans, and render the most difficult selec-
tions with harmony and precision. They
! left for the east on the Tuesday a. m
train.
We supposed that the case of D
Dingler against Gieseke now in tn.
Supreme Court was settled. but we Sc.
by yesterdays Pioneer Press that da,
has been set for its trial in the Supreme
Court. The snit. as will be remember
ed, is to ascertain whether Mr.. Dingle1
is entitled to have his Judgment satisfied
out of the property occupied by Mr.
Hescheler, to the exclusion of the Other
creditors.