New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-14
See the new ad of o. NJ. Olsen.

The Apron Party at Union Hall
proved an enjoyable affair on account
of its novelty.
Mrs. Rono, Norwegian woman of
Lake Hanska, died in the hospital last
Saturday morning Of general debility.
Farmers should not forget that F.
II. Retzlaff is in the field with a full
stock of new machinery and beats the
world in low prices.
While plastering the ceiling of j.
Klossner's new business block, F. Hett-
ling fell from the scaffold and bruised
himself severely.
MARR1ED:-Yesterday, Mr.. Ed. Neu-
mann and Martha Pagel, both of Lafay-
cite. The Review extends hearty con-
gratulations.
Ernst Pfeiffer, our well.known pain
ter, is early in the field with new ad.
His work, being of first quality, merits
the patronage OF the pubic.
Jos. Schnobrich will trans his
butcher-shop to G. Stuebe on May 1,
previous to taking possession of J.
Hoescheler's G. A. R. Headquarters.
All applications for Liquor License
for the ensuing year must be handed in
at the City Clerks Office on or before
March 81.
The Dramatic Section of the Turn
verein is arranging for the rehearsal of
the popular drama, ..Der Loder, :"
which will be given in the near future
The Progressive Euchre Party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Tory Olesen last Sat-
urday evening proved IN enjoyable af-
fair.
Rev. Berghold wishes us to call the
attention of the public to an admonish-
ing lecture, which the Rev. will give on
Palm Sunday, 1880 p. NJ, in the Catho-
lie Church.
The public is eagerly looking for the
| forthcoming financial statement of the
city council, which will clearly define
the extent of improvements made dur
ing the last year, especially on streets.
The fact that half-grown boys are
loafing around the postofice grievously
interfered with the comfort of the mail.
ing public, and hereafter our officials
will earnestly protest against the nui.
sance.
Preparations will soon be made on
the part of the Kansas City Bridge and
Iron Co.. for the building of the bridge
across the Minnesota River. Supplies
have already arrived at the freight
depot.
Mr.. Henry Miller, we'll known as
"Tyroler Miller" having expressed the
wish that we introduce him as candi-
date for the Office of treasurer, is here.
by recommended by virtue of his gen
eral fitness for the Office in question.
Capt. George has good story for ali
those buying lands in southern Califor.
MIA, it runs thus:-Eastern real estate
agent to resident land agent:-What in
the world do you raise on this land:
Resident, in q whis per We raise
on the price.
The process of dehorning cattle, ex.
tensiyelY practiced in Illinois, is finding
its advocates among our stock-men. j.
Gleissner and M. Duhmer of West
Newton have entered into, partnership
for the purpose of making dishorning
cattle business. We shall at future
date give this practice discussion in our
columns
While conversing with several rail-
road employees of the G. & N. W. Ry.
we were gratified to learn that no hos
tile feeling was entertained toward the
managers of the road, but this fact does
not prove that everything will move
smoothly when the head of the Brother
hood of Engineers and that of the Fire
men will issue orders to cease work.
The Milford Stock Co. was organized
last week, and elected temporarily the
following officers: Pres. II. L. Runk,
Sec'y. c. Hansing, Treas. Aug. Heinen.
Mr.. Hansing and c, Schramm were in
structed to purchase a full-blooded
horse, and for that purpose have de-
parted for Minneapolis and will ulti-
mately visit Illinois, if not successful at
the former place. The company has
issued AZ shares.
The opinion being expressed that the
contemplated new road would be at a
loss where to enter New Ulm, as the
latteris surrounded bv b11ffs ON every