New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-29

ing the blockade.
A. j. Setter returned from the Paci-
fic coast yesterday.
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter is the guest of
Mrs. S. ID. Peterson.
A party of sixty surprised the Union.
House folks Saturday evening.
Paul Voss is struggling with an at
tack of winter cholera at Kasota. Col.
Pfaender is acting as nurse for him.
James II. Eye, OF Minneapolis, was
elected commander of the G.. A. R. of
Minnesota last week.
Don't forget the theaters at Turner
Hall Sunday and Monday evenings.
Mrs. F. BiIdstein, of Cottonwood,
died yesterday.
Tom Mul7ehill came up from Kasota
with mail and passengers yesterday
evening.
The drive well on State street will be
tested this week. The men in charge
claim that it will furnish 500 barrels of
water in twenty -four hours.
The engine company were out
Wednesday filling the two Centre street
cisterns with water from the Empire
mill cistern.
1t is very foolish for any one to get
mad at what q newspaper says, especi-
ally so when the paper quotes correct
ly. In every case the paper comes out
ahead.
The Union Band will give two con-
certs az Nicollet, Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon March Sd and 4th.
The proceeds will 60 to the Lutheran
school of this place.
The heater attached to the fire engine
does not work satisfactorily. The in
ventor Of the apparatus is expected to
be here in a few days to remedy the
defect.
A number of people were looking for
place where they could ''put their
overcoats in soak" last week. We
think that the recent cold snap has
cured them of their notion, atleast they
hang onto their coats of late as if they
were fearful of loosing them.
You never know how many New
Ulm people are travelling until a block
AIDE calls attention to their whereabouts.
During the last blockade there were
nearly so New Ulm people detained at
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Kasota, St. Pc
ter, Oshawa and Sleepy Eye.
This is about the time to begin agitat-
ng for the establishment of Canning
factory and Paper mills. We have all
the materials necessary for manufact-
ure. What we want is men of exper-
fence aud capital to run the establish
ments. A Pottery would also find an
excellent quality of clay and a good
territory in which to dispose of their
wares.
M. Mullen resigned his office as
Mayor of Oshawa and came up with a
team yesterday. Several parties who
intended to 60 west accompanied him.
Mr.. Mullen gives it as his opinion that
we will not have train until Saturday.
He states that it is impossible for a
pillow to work and that ali of the snow
will have to be removed by shovel.
The Philomathean Society elected
the following officers last night: Ed.
H. Huebner president, B. Juni vice.
president, G. G. Krook secretary, G.,
Ottomeier treasurer, and G. Humme]
usher. At the next meeting of the so.
ciety, Tuesday, March 9th, Mr.. C. w
Il. Heideman will deliver an address on
the tariff question. A cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all.
Ii conductor Morgan would hear all
the complimentary remarks made by
the New Ulm parties, who were under
his care at OshaWa his usually placid
countenance would undergo change.
Fred has had so many tussles with
snowblockades that he knows Just what
to do in an emergency. He is one OF
the most accommodating officials of the
road and does everything so I'M
assuming and graceful that his work is
appreciated all the more. The .'Snow.
bird'' is a daisy.
Hon. 1T. M. Knox has resigned bis
position of public examiner to accept
the vice-presidency Of the Security
Bank, Minneapolis. Deputy State Au.
ditor Moses S. Kenyon was appointed