New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-11-10
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

Go to Rosskopf & Mueller for fine
pipes and tobacco.
Rosskopf & Mueller have tile finest
assortment of meer>chaum pipes in the
city. Give them :: call.
In Redwood county the Republicans
elect their entire ticket. Miss johnson
came within 81 votes of beating Mr..
mace for Superintendent.
The New Ulm Turnvereln will to-
morrow evening celebrate its 30th an
niversary. A very interesting pro.
gramme has been prepared for the oc.
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach of
Redwood Falls will accept the sympa-
thy of their many New Ulm friends in
their bereavement by the death of their
daughter ida.
Company A of this city will give a
grand Thanksgiving ball in Union Hall
on Thursday evening, Nov. 25th. The
soldier boys propose to make this the
pleasantest social event of the season.
Fred Williams now holds forth in
Lohman's new building, corner Mime
sofa and Third North streets. Fred
now lords over one of the pleasantest
sample rooms in the city.
The New Ulm Democrats had train
of five cars chartered for an excursion
to Minneapolis Monday night, but they
changed their minds and stayed at
home to witness the Republican demon.
stration.
Next Sunday evening the New Ulm
City Cornet band will give grand
H>concert and ball at Union Hall. As
this band has always tried to please
our people they will no doubt meet a
large audience next Sunday. See an
nouncement in another column.
St. Peter, the home of McGill, and
heretofore Republican town, gives
Ames a majority of 81 votes. Sleepy
Eye Herald.
What's the use in lying after cleo
ton? St. Peter gave majority for
Bierman in 1883 and also for
Cleveland in 1884.
Capt. Rosskopf informs us that Mr..
Barnhard's Touring mill at Shumway,
ILL.,, was completely destroyed by fire
Don Monday afternoon Of last week. The
mill was one Of the best in that section
of the State. The many friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. BARNARD in this vicinity will
be sorry to hear of their misfortune.
Nicollet county gives McGili Sc maj;
John Lind, 277; Jos. Bobleter, 115; G.
S. Ives, for senator, 10; Swenson, for
representative, ia; Benz. Rogers, for
sheriff. 209; Jno. Peterson for judge of
J probate, 81; Chas A. Johnson, clerk of
court 818. Merritt is elected coroner.
The other candidates on the Republi-
can ticket had no opposition.
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What the prohibitionists could gain
9by .Amcs' election is beyond our com.
prehensiou, and yet II number OF them
voted for him in this city. We under
stand this is also the care in other
places, from which it can be justly in
terred that they acted under instruc-
lions from headquarters. McGill's cleo
ticn has given prohibition q black eye.
Our friends Of the Post have switched
off on the wrong track when they bold.
" assert that in the event OF Cleve-
lands denomination he will carry Min
, nesotY. In presidential election Min
nesota is as surely Republican as any
State in the Union. The close vote on
governor in the recent election is no
criterion to go by.
The improvements made by mine
host Setter of the Dakota House are
rapidly nearing completion. Never be.
fore have our builders made such rapid
strides in the construction of a building.
The third story on the Dakota House
rose as if by magic. Three days after
the carpenters were set to work the
timers commenced work on the roof,
and every part of the work has been con-