New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-09
G. Baltrusch is in the field this week
with great bargain advertisement,
which appears in another column.


which appears in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cummings of Tracy
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Klossner. last week.
Apprehension is expressed that the
excessive rains will have bad effect on
wheat and other cereals sown in low
ground.
The City Drug Store has been reno
waited and materially improved so that
it now present novel and pleasing ap-
pearance.
We acknowledge with thanks the re-
ceipt of half a dozen walnut seedlings
from Mr.. A. Russell of West Newton,
who is quite interested in arboriculture,
giving his chief attention to native
growing trees.
The county commissioners have been
in session for the last two days, consider
ing further steps for the completion of
the new Court House, and disposing of
other matters that came under consider
alton.
Otto Schell is supervising the brew
ing of a genuine s.Bock" in the A..
Schell's Brewery Establishment, and
will send it to his customers next Sat
urday, May 18th.
Our play have had no reason
of late to complain of lack Of theatre
cal performances. For tomorrow
night the St. Peter Ideals will occupy
the stage at Turner Hall, producing
Fanchon, the Cricket.
Mr.. & Mrs. Noack of Morton were in
the city last Monday. We are glad to
know that Mr.. Noack, who in company
with Mr.. Fred. Ortiz, formerly with G..
Sommer of this city, conducts a general
merchandise establishment, is very well
pleased with his business.
Roads leading to the city are in a
very bad condition. and farmers on ac-
count of it are hindered from conveying
heavy loads. As a consequence wheat
is not over plentiful; eggs and other
light produce are the only articles
brought to market.
The entertainment which was to be
given by the City Band at Union Hall
on the goth of April last, and which
was postponed on account of unfavor-
able weather, will be held next Sunday,
May 18th. The programme for the
Concert is an excellent one, and lovers
of music will be rewarded.
A call for a democratic city caucus
has been issued by chairman E. G..
PAIL for this evening, to convene at
| Turner Hall at s P. M. New Ulm is
entitled to IL delegates, who are to at
tend the Democratic County Conven-
ton at Sleepy Eye next Saturday.
Chas. Stue be has taken out the par
tition in his butcher-shop, which for
merly divided the market from the
storage rooms, and finds himself thus
in more spacious quarters. A new re-
frigerator has also taken the place of
the old one, and Chas. is ready for a
STIRRING business.
Tomorrow evening the st. Peter
Ideals will appear at Turner Hall in
their famous play, Fanchon,th Cricket.
The company is composed entirely of
St. Peter amateurs and render the
play as good as most professionals. We
bespeak for them a large audience.
Reserved seats may be secured at Chas
l.. Roos' drug store.
The inspection of Co. "A'' 2. Reg.
M. N. G. took place at the armory last
Friday evening, Brigadier General Chr.
Brandt officiating. Major Surgeon G..
Berry, Lieutenant Adjutant Andrew
j. Eckstein,. and General Guide W. T.
Eckstein, of the staff and non-commis-
stoned staff of the End Regiment also
stood inspection, which of course Eeri-
ted an opinion of approval in every re-
spect. The records of Co. .'A'' proved
upon examination to be in good order.
DIED.-Mr. Sebastian Biebl, one of
the oldest settlers of West Newton, died
quite suddenly last Monday morning of
heart disease. Deceased came to Mic
ollet Co. at the time of the grass-hopper
plague, and had consequently expert
enced much disappointment and trouble.
Through untiring diligence he placed
himself in comfortable circumstances,
being at the time of his death one of
the wealthiest and well liked farmers
of his community. A wife and several
grown up children, to whom we ex-
press our sympathy, survive him.
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