New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
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tIKcept Sunday.
C. w. II Ct DEMAN. Agent.
County Atty. somerville pursued
4 legal business in the city last Friday.
James Fl. Barber. of Stately, has also
AL seen allowed pension and F. Meile of
this city, an increase.
Palmer Bros. shipped last Thursday,
Sesaht carloads Of stock, made up of two
hundred and twenty three year old
steers, so says the printers devil.
ass The secretary of the New UIm Fire
Company No. has been requested by
its members, to urge the City Council,
to provide larger bell for the engine
house.
The Republican State Committee
sa meets at st. Paul tomorrow, to issue a
call for convention to nominate can
esaates for State officers. The conYen-
ton will probably be held about the 1st
of September
A party of New Ulm folks spent last
Sunday afternoon in West Newton at
Wenzel Franks place, where they
amused themselves in playing nine-pins,
and having q good time with their
friends.
MIR. Hermann Helm, teacher of gym
gsYasdcs in the National Turnverein at
yChicago. and also an instructor in this
/ branch III the public schools of that city.
is spending vacation with his parents
and friends here.
y ~ A great railroad excursion to 90 to
1 Redwood Falls next Sunday is planned.
The fare for the round trip including
refreshments, is 50. Gruenenfelder' s
! band will accompany the party, who
no doubt will enjoy itself.
"A 4 Questioning one of our prominent
Il citizens the other day regarding his po-
litical ideas, he. whom we thought ION
the fence" said: 81 have fought un-
der the stars and stripes; can not now,
Il nor ever will fight under the red BAN
dana.
"A c. W. H. Heidemaun, the fair boom.
I er, was in Springfield last Friday, talk
4 ing politics and fair-matters, and espe-
a cially referring to Cleveland advocacy
of civil service reform, lately enforced
4 in the case of one of Tracy's ablest citi-
.1'n..
~ Mrs Hanft, who, as we reported last
4 week, received pension, has also
6come in possession of a back pay
&amounting to nearly $1,000. She will
B draw in connection with the regular
amount for herself, every month So for
each of her four children.
We are sorry to learn that hot wealth
er, followed by superabundancy OF
rain has caused the development OF
rust in the wheat-felds, and that, if
atmospherical conditions remain the
SINE. our farmers will harvest but an
Is average crop.
The picnic held at Mr. H. NagePs
beautifully situated farm on the Cot
tonwood was participated in by the
m. AZ. OIL;
the New Ulm Turnverein and their
many friends, LAST Sunday. In spite of
the weather, which in tie forenoon was
rather unpromising, q splendid time
was enjoyed.
joe GALES, the painter, has shown
us a fine line of we'll executed window
shades, made for business men at Nor
= gan. They compare favorably with
any shades manufac tured by eastern
firms, AID we trust that Mr.. Gales will
receive that encouragement from local
parties which ought be rendered home
industry so deserving of aid as this.
While passing down Minnesota street
near the Washington House we noticed
Franz Grebe, the enterprising bother of
John Hauenstein's celebrated lager,
standing beside a little pond in the
street with rod in his hand. Upon
query, we received the information
that he was fishing and had already
caught quite mess, which he would
yslesent to the Street Commissioner the
next time he would meet that official
with his gravel. teams
We understand that the report hand
\ ed in to the City Council by the Board
of Public Works in behalf of the estab-
lishment of water works will probably
be fayorably considered, and that, in