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

suits to lessat E. kuetzing.
The plate glass for Mr.. j. Klossner's
building was placed in position last
| week.
Judge Kelly sentenced Hal Reid to
fifteen wears at hard labor in the states
prison Monday morning.
A small fire occurred at Mr. VIM.
Pfaenders residence Monday evening.
In some way the Christmas tree took
fire but was soon extinguished.
Mr.. Ado1ph Eckstein, of Winona, was
in the. city last week. Mr.. Eckstein has
been in St Paul attending college for
the last three months.
The ST. Peter fire company have
elected delegates to the 10th annual
meeting of the minnesota Firemen's AS
ISOLATION TO be held at Albert Lea Jan.
10th and 18th.
Miss Carrie friedman, who has been
spending her vacation with her parents
in this city, returned to La Porte, Ind,
last Friday, where she is engaged in
teaching. &c..
Mr.. J.Spaeth, of Lafayette, informs
US that Otto Tape reached San Diego
safe and is working at the carpenter
| trade. A son of MIR. Spaeth is foreman
of carpenters in that city.
The Messrs. Neack & Orth have a
force of ten or twelve men at work on
their new store building. They intend
to push it right along. -Morton Enter
prise. -
Mr.. r. Fischer left for Milwaukee
Sunday evening to attend the annual
meeting OF the Northwestern Turner'S
Mutual Life Association. He goes as
delegate for the Minnesota Turnbezirk.
Mr.. F. W. Landwehr and Miss Mary
Karl were married last Monday at the
residence of Mr.. John Stamm. Judge
Brandt performed the ceremony. The
Review extends congratulations.
In another column we publish part of
the secretary's annual report to the
Board of Trade. It is well worth a
careful perusal and may correct some
enormous impressions abroad as to the
aims and functions of the board.
Rev. Father Sorensen, of St. Peter,
is now at St. Alexander's hospital,
where he will receive better treat.
ment for his leg, which was injured BY
jumping from the Union House buss
some time ago. just before going to
press, we are Informed that there is
little hope for his recovery.
At the examinations in Temperance
Physiology and Hygiene the following
applicants passed:
Sleepy Eye, December "a, 1887.
Miss Cora DUNCAN, Miss Agnes Gut
ting, Miss Mary E. Raverty, Mrs. Julia
DUNCAN, Mrs. Josie Gilman, Otto Benz,
Aaron Sherman.
New Ulm. December rs, 1887.
Miss Sophia A. Kiesling, Albert
Fenske, Otto Hensel, Frank Schlum-
berger, William Getting. James Thorn
as, D. Chas Davis, J. Milton Davis.
The examination at Springfield was
postponed on account of severe wealth
err.
A State Teachers Institute for Brown
County will be held st Sleepy Eye COM
mencing April %, 1888.
The New Ulm correspondent of the
Sleepy Eye Herald says: "As the time
is drawing near when another great
political battle is to be fought and poll
tics are being discussed on the street
corners and in the bye-ways, the ques-
ton presents itself to the mind of a
great many, what is the politics of the
New Ulm Review anyway" We did
not know that there was any doubt as
to the political complexion of the Re-
view, but suppose that, simply because
we do not abuse parties of another poll
teal belief than ours, the correspon-
dent seems to think that we have
strayed from the good paths. Such is
not the case, Mr.. Correspondent. When
ever occasion requires it, we will advo-
cate Republican principles and you can
bet your last dollar on it that we will
not support the nominee of another
party simply because the republican
candidate receives the nomination for
an Office which we would have liked to
fill. @
Washington, Jan. 9.-Congressman
Lind to-day introduced a resolution set.
ting forth the facts of the grant of lands
by congress to the Hastings & Dakota
railroad, and the further facts of the
certifcation of 100000 acres of said
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