New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-29
Regular meeting of the board Of trade

db 4 uIHef It'll Iiuay evening.
The Creamery Co. will begin active
work in about three weeks.
Chas. Stuebe purchased considerable
live stock yesterday.
The late blockade caused our mills
considerable trouble on account of a
shortage in empty cars
Ed. Casey drove down from Winth-
ropsyesterday. From here he went to
st. Peter.
Only Women's Heart will be
played,by a first class company at
Turner Hall Monday evening.
The directors of the Building and
Loan Association will meet at j. A.
Eckstein's office tomorrow afternoon.
The ninth of the series of club dances
will be given at Turner Hall this even
ing,
Judge Weber was to hold a special
term of court in Lyon county yester-
day. Owing to the blockade he ad-
journed it to later date.
The town was crowded with farmers
yesterday and all of our business men
had a good days trade after several
days of quiet
Monday afternoon a triple birthday
celebration was held at j. Hauenstein's
Mrs. Hauenstein, Sheriff Schmid and
VIM. Gebser were the celebrants.
Ribbons, Ribbons, at F. Kuetzing's,
next Saturday, March Sd, bargain day.
Six thousand yards of ribbon at one half
their value.
John Jacob Schmidt and Mary Louise
Hoepner, both of New Ulm, were mar
ried Tuesday. The happy couple dis
pensed with the usual wedding trip
and went to housekeeping atonce.
Mr.. John Neumann has purchased
the Deutsch stock of clothing. This does
away with the only flying store in New
Ulm We hope that there will never be
another.
Werner Jueneman walked away with
farmers satchel and gun Monday.
He had forgotten to ask the owners
permission to do so and as result is
now q guest OF Sheriff Schmid.
Read the new ad of J. B. Arnold in
another column. MIR. Arnold carries a
large and we'll assorted line of stoves,
hardware and tinware. He give special
attention to mending and repairing and
warrants all work.
Tom Mulvehill run several teams be-
tween New Ulm and St. Peter and also
between here and Sleepy Eye, Monday
and Tuesday. Tom is hustler and
usually beats the railroad company "a
to 49 hours in delivering mail and pas
sengers.
Jacob Flick, one Of the pioneers of
this city, died at St. Alexander's hospi-
tai Saturday afternoon. The imme.
date cause ofhis death was dropsy, but,
considering an age of 80, old age has
probably helped considerably towards
the departure of Mr.. Flick.
DR.. Marden started for Marietta,
Lyon Co., Thursday to install lodge
of Masons. When he came to Redwood
Falls he found that be could not reach
Marietta, SO he returned to Sleepy Eye,
took in the blizzard, and returned to
New Ulm by team Monday.
Geo. Hart, of Eden. was in town last
week. Mr.. Hart is doing quite bust
ness in Forest Trees, Tree Seeds and
tine-bred Poultry. Persons in need OF
anything in his line would do well to
correspond with Mr.. Hart. His trees
and seeds are the best for this climate
and his poultry stands unexcelled. Mr..
Harris address is Lone Tree Lake.
MINI.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. D. Peterson was celebrated by them
Monday evening. Their many New
Ulm friends assisted them in doing So.
Friends from abroad could not reach
here on account of the blockade, but
many wired their regrets. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson know how to entertain
and Monday evening they fairly outdid
themselves. Everyone passed pleas
ant evening and hoped to be able to be
present at the silver and golden jubilees
of their hosts.
During the recent blockade anumber
of New Ulmites were caught at Oshawa.
1t seems that they were not idle for we