New Ulm weekly review., 1888-03-28
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
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Nos. 1, 2 and 25 daily. ALI others daily
except Sunday.
G. w. H HEIDEMAN, Agent.
John Krueger of Milford has been
granted pension.
Mr. G.. s. Marti of Milford was pre-
sented with little girl last week.
Mr.. H. Lille contemplates improve
inents on his Lafayette farm
Fir. Kuetzing arrived home last Sat-
urday.
Arnold Stamm, the Mankato barber,
is home on visit.
Louis Palmer departed for St. Paul
with a carload of stock.
Farmers will do well to see Palmer
Bros, who offer full -blooded stallion
for sale.
The second term of DR.. Martin Luth-
er College has closed. The next term
H6XG TUESDAY,.
DR.. McFadden left last Friday for an
extended trip to Spokane Falls, Butte
in NJ. T., Denver and Salt Lake City.
Borne To Prof. and Mrs. Burke a
boy baby last Friday, March 25. The
REVIEW extends hearty congratulations.
The bound copies Of the new City
Charter have been distributed among
city officials this week.
Anton Kalb, brother of Fl. Kalb of
Cottonwood, died of typhoid fever in
Minneapolis last Thursday.
Our friend Fr. Burg had the misfor-
tune to fall on a slippery sidewalk last
week, Tuesday, and to dislocate his left
W rist.
The new millinery-store, under the
charge of Miss Sophie Klossner at
Winthrop was opened for bushes last
Friday.
Mr.. G. Ruemke is receiving a large
and varied stock of spring goods, not
ably an elegant line of creckery and
glassware.
Mr.. Robt. Fritsche, brother-in-law of
FIJI. .Retzlaff. arrived here from Spencer
Brook and will pursue studies at the
Martin Luther College.
Prof. Muntz the Piano Tuner will be
in New Ulm the first week in April,
prepared to do all work in his line.
Leave your orders at Olsen's Drug
store, Meridian Block.
Special opportunity for thorough Or
ganization is afforded the Republicans
of the county, who will have chance
10 elect four delegates to the State Con.
vention to be held at St. Paul, May 18th.
VIM. Schmidt, former New Ulm
boy, lately engaged in the cigar busi-
ness at Tracy, came down last week,
took out a license and got married to
Miss Anna Stellges.
We are informed that Col. Trogden
will be admitted to the Soldiers Home
as soon as q vacancy occurs, and that
until then he will receive $40 month
for his support.
The inklings of Spring, which had
gladdened us last week, have given
way before the advent of another spell
of winter. Considerable snow has
again fallen, and traffic on the road is
again hindered.
Last Saturday the Empire Mill was
shut down for the purpose of making
extensive improvements. A large new
boiler and lot of new machinery of
the best make will be added, whereby
the capacity of the mill will be increased
to 800 barrels per day.
Martin Penning of Home, caught a
timber wolf of considerable. size and re-
ceived his bounty of SIS from the county
auditor last Friday. Mr.. Penning is
quite a trapper, having been very sue
cessful in capturing minks, otters, foxes
ETC., this winter.
Jos. Schmucker, the genial proprietor
of the'sTivoli, y celebrated his &c. birth.
day last Saturday in grand style, and
with the aid of our city clerk, L. Schil-
ling, whose birthday fell on the pre-
ceding day, succeeded in forgetting
the wearisome toll and duties of this
world.
The marriage of Mr.. H. Knees to
Miss A. Winklemann was duly solem-
nized in the Lutheran Church, the st.
Paulus Singing Society rendering select
pieces after the cerimony. The we'd
ding. celebrated at the BRIDES residence
was grand affair, and enliyened by
the participation of the Union Band.
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