New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

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PERSONAL MENTION.
| -Chas. Helmes makes New Ulm his
headquarters for the present.
| Geo. Becker, of Redwood Falls,
took in our county fair last week.
! -Chas. Schoregge and DR.. James of
Sleepy Eye spent Sunday in New Ulm.
| Our delegates to the Republican
State convention departed for the sanity
city Monday evening.
| -Messrs. F. Madlener and II. Peter
sen, Chicago, were here Monday at
tending the meeting of the Roller Mill
Directors.
Mr.. Geo. Schumm of Sank City
was here part of the week agitating for
the G. A. Teachers Seminary at Mil
waukee.
! -Adjutant A. j. Eckstein, departed
with family to Minnesota Lake, yester-
day, on weeks visit to his father-in
law.
! Mr.. f. Kuetzing, ..who was on an
extended visit Europe, has re-
turned home, we'll pleased with what he
heard and saw.
Charley Heideman started for Mon
tana Monday evening on a visit to rela-
tives and friends. He expects to be
gone month or six weeks.
| VIM. Decline, who has been spend
ing his summer vacation with his par
ents, started for Ann Arbor Monday
evening. He will spend week view
ing Chicago.
| The Misses Emma Beussman and
Emma Koch, departed for St. Paul and
Minneapolis, on Monday evening,
where they will be visiting for a short
time.
I --Chas. A. Johnson. secretary of
the Nicollet Co. Agricultural; society,
came up from St. Peter Wednesday to
see how the Brown county fair was be-
| ing conducted.
Hon. John Lind was booked to de-
liver an address at the Sibley county
fair last Saturday. Owing to the rain
the fair was not held and Mr.. Lind
turned back from Winthrop.
The Republican Senatorial convention
for this district meets al Sleepy Eye
next Friday at 2 o'clock p. m. Red
wood county has 5 delegates and Brown
county 8. The Redwood delegation is
instructed for MIR. G. T. Ward, Mr.. L.
S. Crandall, of Lamberton, has also
come out as a candidate. We cannot
. see where the latter's votes are to come
from unless it be from Brown County,
but it is very questionable whether he
can expect much from3that direction.
As probable candidates from Brown
county are named S. D. Peterson, j. M.
: Thompson and A. F. Walton, though
it is stated in some quarters that Mr..
Peterson is not candidate.
The Republican city caucus last
Thursday evening was quite largely at
tended, there being quite spirited con-
). test between the friends of Mr.. Veil
s kanje and Mr.. Juni. Mr.. Jonas Lau-
denschlager presided and Mr.. Louis
:: Kroock acted as scribe. The first fire.
brand thrown into the caucus was a
q proposition to nominate delegates to the
county convention by reclamation.
, = There were many present who favored
n ballot, and the original motion twas
e finally amended and passed in that
8 shape by vote of 50 to 40. The cor
rectness of the count was questioned.
. but after some wrangling was allowed
: to stand as announced. The ballots for
!; delegates resulted in the election of the
Velikanje ticket, as follows: H. D.
Beussman, Jos. Bobleter, II. Schape.
5 kahn, Geo. Book, f. Il. Helling, Fir.
Burg, A. Marden, J. Hoescheler, G..
8 Dittmann. The chair was authorized
: to appoint a city committee for the en-
suing two years and he announced the
: following &c. A. Hagberg, H. D. Beuss-
: man, Geo. Book.
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