New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-11


ried in the city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. 3. Baumgartner of
Winona arriyedin the city last Monday.
Mrs. Anna Z. Hanft. widow Of Oscar
A. Hanft has been granted a pension.
Otto Peuser, the barber, left last Mon
day for St. Paul, where he will engage
in his trade.
Mr.. Frank Behnke has received a
stock of Fruit Jars. See his ad. in an
other column.
Sheriff Rogers of Nicollet County was
in the city last Saturday on official bus
mess.
A large stock of New Goods at B.
Behnke & Co. See their new ad. in an
other column.
Mr.. John G. Zieske of Sleepy Eye will
open grocery in John B. Schmid's
building at that place.
A call has been issued for the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention to nom-
mate candidate for Congress on Aug.
18th at Mankato.
Mr.. F. Kuetzing has opened Bar
gain store at Redwood Falls for two
weeks. Mr.. G.. Ottomeier is handling
fhe goods.
Miss Crescentia Zieher left for St. Paul
last Monday morning, having visited
with her parents since the Turner Festi-
VAL
The new smoke stack at the Empire
Mill, built of brick, is completed. 1t is
not only great improvement but also
quite an ornament to the establishment.
Mr.. John Haunstein returned from
his bathing trip to Mount Clemens,
Michigan, last Thursday, very much
improved in health.
Peter j. Moe of Burnstown has at last
been awarded q well deserved pension.
He will receive back pay of ST.. 400
and $12 per month fcom now on.
Mr. F. G. Graham, son of G. E. Ora
ham of the Waseca Radical. made us a
welcome call yesterday. The gentle.
man is calling on friend in the city.
The Board of Public Works, in a
meeting held last Monday evening,
drew up a report, to be presented to the
city council, relative to the necessity of
the establishment of water-works in the
city.
Mr.. Otto Gerstenmaier, lately of St.
Paul, has been appointed by the direct
ors of the DR.. Martin Luther College as
professor to teach German branches and
penmanship.
Our County Commissioners meet next
Monday, July 10th, as Board of Equa.
lization, and on Monday, July 23rd for
the purpose of transacting general
county business.
A very pleasant Spring Chicken Pic
mic (Back Hahnerl) in which a number
of prominent New Ulm folks particle
pated, took place at Isidor Luger's
grove in Cottonwood, yesterday.
M. M. Estee, late chairman of the
National Republican Convention at Chi
cago, is a successful vintner in Califor-
MIA. and therefore a villain in the eyes
of all Prohibitionists.
MARRIED. Mrs. Anna Stark was I'M
tied in marriage to Mr.. John Ipps, yes
terday morning. The newly welded
pair, coupled by Justice Westphal, de-
parted for St. Paul. their furture home,
on the morning train.
J.Klossner,Jr. spent fourth of July in
Winthrop and the surrounding country,
and reports corn in as excellent a con-
dition,as he has yet seen in this section.
HAY, however, is scarce, and he found
difficulty in procuring fodder for his
horses on the way.
Wheat in Lafayette and West Newton
has headed out we'll, and will be har.
vested plentifullY. In Sigel and Cot
tonwood it is somewhat back in develop
ment Complaints of rust and chinch
bugs are made now and then, but on
the average the farmers are we'll salts
fed.
The late strikes on the C. b. & @.
Ry., which were supposed to have been
definitely settled, have, as ii appears
from recent developments, implanted a
bitt3r feeling amongst members of the
Brotherhood Of Engineers. and as q
consequence serious complications in
eastern railroad matters are again
looked for
IF there is q merchant in this CITY,