New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-05
Full proceed ings of the Republican

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The editor left for ST. Paui Yesterday
to cast bis vote FOR the next governor.
Mr.. S. D. Peterson and family left
last Monday for st. Paul.
Prot. Adolph 3. REIN returned from
Milwaukee last Sunday.
The fall term Of the Dr.. Martin Luz
Their College commenced yesterday.
To-day Minnesota Republic nomi-
nate the next governor Of this state
Who will it be?
William Runk and Frank Sukopf will
attend the Normal School at Mankato.
They left Yesterday.
Miss. Ida and Mollie Brumder and
Miss. Andrae, of Milwaukee, are the
guests of Mrs. REIN, since last Sunday.
Miss. Paulina Schuetz left last Sum,
day for Milwaukee where she will al
tend the German American Teachers
Seminary.
Frank Hanft and Otto Schumacher
left fer Milwaukee last Tuesday where
they will attend the German American
Teachers Seminary.
Do not fail to attend the picnic on the
Hermann's Heights next Sunday. Grand
entertainment and most enjoyable
time await you. &
The milling district of the city is still
receiving additional improvements. Mr..
Joseph Flor, the hotel-man, is building
a large barn on his premises.
The North Western Hotel, F. Coll.
mast, proprietor, announces its name
by a well executed glass sign, which
was put UP last week.
Messrs. Kretsch and Vogel, Of Broad
way, have just completed the enlarge
ment oftheir place of business, and last
Sunday gay company was entertained
| One of the grand entertainments at
the coming county fair will be a concert
by juvenile musicians and our well.
known artists on Saturday evening,
Sept. 22nd. at Turner Hall. Lookout
| for it. Il. q
4 two year old child of John Froem-
ing, of Milford, succumbed to an attack
of diphteria last Saturday, and several
other children of the family are repor.
| ted i'll with the same dreadful malady.
LATER. We are sorry to report the
death of another child, which occurred
on Sunday night.
! The farm of Mr.. Joseph Reinhardt,
] Of CORTLAND, was last Sunday thescene
of a festive assembly, the occasion be,
ing a great tish-haul. Mr.. Reinhard1
has on his lands what is known as Rein.
hardt lake, which derives its water
from the Minnesota river. The lake
was stocked with fish, and the company
had prepared to catch them, numerous
friends ofthe family from all over being
present.
Seines and nets were procured :ind
eleven large buffaloes, several good
sized pixies and othersfish were hauled
Besides, three mud turtles, one weigh
ing seventeen pounds. were caught
After the catching the company as
sembled at the house, where Messrs
Anton and Athenas Henle, of Milford
made brief addresses and rendered ;
/ song, which was received with great
applause by the gay audience, which
spent the time in a most enjoyable man
ner, dancing and singing.
Our neighboring Nicollet county re
| publicans had one oflthe most spirited
conventions ever held, and St. Peter
was alive last Saturday with debating
combatants. twas the design on the
part of the younger members of the
party, to sweep out.the older officers
but the latter had the stronghold ane
kept it in spite Of the aggressive oppo
sition. The following delegates wer,
elected to attend the state convention
f. A. Donahower, w. {. Bean, C. "A
Mundson, John. Peterson, John Web
ster. The delegates were instructed t,
use all honorable means to secure til,
election Of McGiH for governor. Res
Resolutions were adopted endorsing tn,
governor and also B. F. Weber fol
/ Judge Of the ninth judicial district. Tht
following state and county officers were
nominated:
Representative, Charles R. Davis
auditor, S. S. Pettijohn.; treasurer
Charles Kayser; county attorney, A. A
Stone; judge Of probate, John Peterson
register Of deeds, William Hokanson
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