New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
Mrs. N. Palmer returned from ST

Mrs. NJ. Palmer returned from ST
Paul last week.
| At Kuetzing's Ladies Gloves Is
cts; worth 25 cts.
St.Peter contracted for water works
to cost 1884, 250. Work will be begun
at once.
Some young people of Lafayette en-
joyed pleasant party at Mr.. Kiesling s
place last Sunday evening.
& Sidewalks are being constructed on
lsBroadway between 2. and 8. North
Streets.
The County Commissioners are in
session as Board Of Equalization since
Monday.
Mrs. E. G. PAIL left for Chicago yes
terday morning, and will be absent for
some time.
I Mr.. w. Wellner, who left for Ger
Amany about five weeks ago, returned
home last Thursday.
A bird fancier. with parrots and ca
naries, has been promenading our
streets for the last few days.
Mr.. Jacob Scherer, nephew of Mr..
P. Scherer, arrived from Germany last
Thursday, and will, if our region suits
him, locate here.
The commissioners of Clark county,
Dakota, have contracted for new
courthouse, for which New Ulm brick
will be used.
Il Advices from the Northwest Terri
tory, near. the region of the Skeena
river, are to the effect that Indians are
again in open revolt, and threaten the
frontier settlements.
At Wilkesbare, Pa, in the monas-
terry, thirty-two young ladies took the
veil last Wednesday,. Among them
were the Misses Magdalena Glitter and
Christophina soucup ofNew Ulm.
There is one place in the city where
Republicans and Democrats meetpeace-
ably, and that is at Crone's hat empo.
rum, where the badges of both parties,
the stars and stripes and the red
bandanas'' rest side by side.
A little boy of Sheriff Schmid, while
PLAYING among the timbers of the court
house, now in construction, ran rust
ed nail into his foot, as a consequence
requiring medical attention and con-
slant nursing Serious consequences
may arise from such a mishap. and
parents should care for any such acct
dent from the start.
Railroad men. stationed at Kasota.
and working on the gravel trains, have
formed voluntary police-corps, which
has the main object to .sclear out
tramps, which would wish to make
headquarters in the village. Some
days ago suspicious characters broke
into q caboose and stole clothing and
money belonging to one Of the employees,
and as a consequence the protective as
ISOLATION was formed. All Migrants re.
ceive notice to leave in sight Of a few
hours, and if met with after the time
expired, they experience q very warm
| reception from the railroad boys.
A mass meeting of the citizens OF
Henderson, LIE Sueur, st. Peter, Kaso-
ia and Mankato was held in St. Peter
last Friday. The purpose of the meet.
| ing was to take such action as might
induce the managers of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway to ex-
tend their line of road from Mankato
through these towns to connect with
their road at Benton, thereby making a
direct route to Minneapolis and st.
Paul. st. Peter was represented by
nearly every business man in the city.
A delegation was chosen, representing
the various towns. to wait upon the
managers of the road at Milwaukee
and urge upon them the ACCESSIBILITY OF
building the extension. The delegation
will leave on July 80, and arrive il
Milwaukee July 81.
BroaU11 Co. T7,0Iaibiti0nists.
Although the convention which met
in Sleepy Eye on Tuesday of last week,