New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-25

G. W. II. EIDEMAN, Agent.
Do not forget to see Kuetzing's Bar
gain Advertisement.
The second regiment will probably
camp at Rochester this year.
P. Manderfeld of Gibbon was in the
city Thursday.
D. D. Thompson, formerly of Home,
Mimi. and of late of Wyle, Texas, has
now settled in Caddo, Indian Territory.
DR.. W. Wakefield of Lake Benton has
been appointed county physician of
Lincoln Co.
We see by the San Diego Daily Sun,
of January 10, that Mr.. NJ. Hippert will
remain in San Diego for a month.
Mr. G. A. Spellbrink left for Galena,
Ill, Friday. He will take course in
college at that place.
See E. w. Baer's new ad in another
column. Mr.. Baer is an artist in his
line of work and will execute all orders
promptly.
Married, at the home OF the brides
parents, Wednesday Jan. IS, Mr.. Louis
Spellbrink, of Milford and Miss Dora
S. Goede, of New UIm.
The first leap year dance Of the sea-
son was given at Schmucker's Tivoli
Thursday evening. The boys enjoyed
The novelty of having the Girls invite
them to take suthing.
VIM. Winkelman, Wolf Schmid, H.
G. Warnecke, E. Aftermath, Gust Nues-
lie, Jos. Schnoberich, John Albert and
E. E. Setter, all OF Springfield, paid
their brothers of the New Ulm Lodge
A. o. U. W. visit last week.
F. Kuetzing finds that two floors DO
not afford sufficient room for his ever
increasing trade and so has induced his
landlord, c. A. Ochs, to cement the
basement and f it up for q tirst.class
salesroom,
The National Board of Trade of
Washington discussed the question of
postal telegraphy, and resolution was
adopted urging its establishment. What
resolutions has our Philomathean Socie-
ty passed on the question?
The first masked ball of the season
was held at Turner Hall Saturday even.
ing. The ball was not rs good as those
held in former years. There were only
few fine costumes and only one comic
group worth mentioning.
Congressman Lind has introduced
bill to amend the pension laws so as to
remove certain limitations in the case
of ANY person who volunteered or rem
dered service in any engagement with
The Sioux Indians in the Sioux Indian
war of eighteen hundred and sixty-two
and eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
and who is disabled in consequence of
wounds or injury received in the line of
of duty in such temporary service''
At the request Of Congressman Lind,
the second assistant postmaster general
has detailed two special service men to
distribute mail at St. Peter an,l. Manka-
10 delayed by snow blockades, and then
notify postmasters west and south of
these places SO that they can come
down in teams and transport the mail
to their proper destination. This spec.
ial service will be appreciated by all
who have been without mail during
snow blockades.
There will be total eclipse of the
moon next Saturday, January %, the
latter portion of which will be visible at
New Ulm in case of a clear sky. The
phases of the eclipse are as follows in
New Ulm time
True Time. R.R Time.
Moon enters shadow 3:12p.m. 3:3Op.m.
Total eclipse begins Alb g 4:31 /"
, Middle of eclipse. =. SOP 90 500 ss
Total eclipse ends. .5:51 {" 600 6
Moon leaves shadow 6:51 - 700 e
Moon Ives penumbra 1904 - SIP s'
Jos. A. Eckstein is teaching class
how to engineer a typewriting machine.
In order TO see how they will progress
he has saved the first productions of his
scholars. Below we give a number of
these first. efforts. There seems to be
some good material in the class and we
wish them and their teacher success.
lib l am the poor Farmers friend
and the Peoples Friend Also"
w. c. Brown
''theschool board meets 'onthe first
friday efthe month wm?hummels'