New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-11

Sunday.
VIM. Radke, of Milford. is going to
erect a large barn in the spring.
j. R. Lankard, of St. Peter, called at
the Review office last Friday.
The frstsmasked ball of the season
will be held at Turner Hall, Saturday
Jan. p.
Mr.. A. Schmidt jr., of Cincinnati, is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Sill.
version.
The employees of the New Ulm Mills
will hold grand ball'at Turner Hall
Saturday evening.
A farmers institute will be held at
New Ulm the latter part of February
Or early in March.
Otto johnson, of New Sweden, bur-
led three children last week, who had
died with diphtheria.
Adjt. Eckstein and Capt. Rosskopf
are in St. Paul attending the annual
Meeting of the National Guard.
Mr. Ath. Henle has purchased the
!edrich property, opposite the Union
t7ouse. The building will probably be
occupied by Henle & Marti.
Congressman Lind is appointed mem
Der of the committee on post offices.
EHhe committee is a hard enc with lots
IF hard work. but Mr. Lind will fill the
bill.
Delegates have been elected by the
Henderson fire department to attend
the convention of the State Firemen's
Association which takes place at Albert
Lea Jan. 10th.
Theo. Mohr of Cottonwood lost a val
liable horse on Christmas morning. He
turned the horse out of the barn in the
morning and found it afterwards with
q broken leg. How it happened he
could not say.
Farmers and others who sell wood
and hay in the city complain that the
parts of streets designated as Wood and
Hay markets, are not kept clear of
snow and that rs Il result they cannot
obey the Wood and Hay ordinance.
The otticers'of the Maennerchor for
the year 1888 are; H. Rudolph P. EST
dent; G. A. Ochs, Vice President;
Petry Secretary; Chas. Stoll Treas; H.
Weddendorf Leader; Ernst Pseifer,
Color Bearer; L. Zschunze color
> Seagent.
The Review did not reach our west
ern readers in time last week. This
was due to an accident on the Omaha
road last week Tuesday which delayed
the paper. The passenger train
Jumped the track near Kasota and was
delayed six hours. The passengers
were scared, but not hurt.
The New Ulm Roller Mill Co. re-
~ceived the first prize, diploma, ut the
St. Louis fair for the best spring wheat
Hour. The second prize. q silver med.
New Ulm Roller Mill Co. is in posses.
sion of the diploma and anyone else
claiming the first prize does so falsely.
Saturday evening the Turnverein
elected the following officers for, the
ensuing half year: President, G. L.
Reos; Vice-Pres't., &. Fischer; Sec'y.,
VIM. E. Koch; Corr. Sec'y,, P. Scherer;
Treasurer, C. A. Hagbe-g; 1. Turnwart,
E. A. Hers; 2, Turnwart, H. Schleu-
der; Bar Committee, G. Baltrusch, c..
w. H. Heideman and R. Loheyde.
A Farmers Institute will be held at
Henderson, Mimi, Jan 30th, 31st and
Feb. 1st. Prominent men will be pres
emit to address the farmers upon such
themes as how to Judge, breed and
train q horse, also now TO Judge, breed
and keep COW SO as to make her
keeping pay. how to raise sheep,
how to make butter, and also other i'm.
portant farming methods will be talked
# in the meeting.
Tt. Peter was visited by burglars,
,ursday night. At the residence OF
s. Sven johnson, a lady's plush
k, cap and muller, three caps and
7vereoat were stolen. The opera
the Omaha depot returned from q
in town. AS soon as he stepped
platform of the depot he was
halt. The operator reached
his hip pocket, and the burglars
d. Going into the depot it was
lat they had tried to burst the
he burglars were arrested Al