New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-22
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
/ ravelers' Guide.

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Nos. 1, 2 and rs daily. All others daily
9. ". II HG1DEMAN. Agent
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Bischof left for
Chicago last Monday.
Jacob Klossner, Jr,. records tie sale
OF five steam hreshers of y horsepow-
ers each, and two of IA horsepowers.
Mrs. j. x. Rosskopf and daughter
Mabel, of Gibbon. are in the city visit
ing friends,
A caucus for the republican voters of
the city to elect six delegates to the
county convention is called for next
Saturday at Turner Hall.
Our old veteran w. Petermann, now
an inmate of the Soldiers Home, is
here among his New Ulm friends on a
two week Through.
During the last season the railroad
company has found it necessary at this
station to put in l, 900 feet of new side
track.
chimney on fire in the house of a
Mr.. Schottenbauer on Front and 8 St.
North called out the tire-department
last Friday. No damage was done.
The young ladies of New Ulm are
requested to meet at the Office of the
Deputy Clerk of Court on Wednesday
afternoon at 8 pm. to organize DEM
ocratic Club.
Complaint has been made that cattle,
and especially horses, are enjoying I'M
due liberty on our main streets. The
marshal would remind owners of stock
that the pound is still in existence.
Mr.. L. G. Davis, of Sleepy Eye, a
prospective candidate for the Office of
Superintendent of Schools. tarried in
the city last Wednesday, examining in
to his chances.
Geo. Jacobs, the dry goods dea er,
has received his fall and winter cata.
logue of dress patterns. which is graf
uitously given away. See his new ad.
in another column.
Mrs. Geo. II. Parker, sister-in- law
of Mrs. Newhart, returned home to
Mantorville, MINI. last Saturday, hav-
ing been the guest of Mr.. & Mrs. j.
Newhart.
It has been brought to our notice that
some parents, allowing their children
to seek for rags, iron etc., do not eau
ton them sufficiently in regard to the
places they visit, and as consequence
the little workers enter private grounds
rather unconcerned, and feel as though
everything in reach was fit tie wander
into the rag-bag. Let parents remem-
Der that strict admonition in these
cases is necessary, and that by so doing
the little ones may follow their occupa-
ton without being hindered by an other.
wise distrustful public.
A democratic friend of ours walked
into a Minneapolis barber-shop, and
taking a seat, watched the tonsorial ar
tist pinning up a sign in full view. 1t
read: Profanity strictly forbidden"
The friends face was lathered and fin
ally tortured with sawedged razor,
and when he got up and perceived his
bleeding face, he gave one look at the
barber, a last glance at the ominous
sign and well understood why those
words were placed so prominently be-
fore him.
1.-The democrats of Lincoln county,
by their delegates here assembled, de-
clare: That we have implicit conf
dence in the purity, integrity and abili-
ty of The Hon. B. F. Weber, Judge of
the district court and believing that
the Judiciary should be free from par
tisan politics, we heartily endorse
Judge Weber for reelection, and rec
ommend the county central committee
to place his name upon the ballots at
the coming election. - Lake Benton
News.
The Republican Delegate Convention,
held at Renville on the 18th inst, adopt
ed a resolution requesting the judicial
Committee of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict to place the name of Hon. b. F.
WEBER upon the Republican ticket
without the formality of q convention.
.They all do it, + with regard to party
affiliations hence the very natural
conclusion that Judge WEBER will
succeed himself. ~ RepviJte Times.