New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-10
The members of the Congreg ational

i SuAuay SCAoOl viii give d p1cHAS w
day.
A. J. Otterholm has accepted a pos
ition as clerk in the store Of John Frank
at Gibbon.
Prof Sander, the new member OF the
DR.. Martin Luther College, will move
his family to this CITY next week.
| II ugo Schleuder left last Friday fol-
Sprin gfeld where he will take charge
of a jewelry store.
1t is a general admission with the
physicians that just now everything is
distressingly healthful. That's rough
on the physicians.
The Methodist Sunday School of this
city picnicked with the Methodists OF
Lafayette in Schrader's grove on the
Fourth. A large number attended.
A. T. Behnke, of the Train dispatch.
er's Office in Winona. is at his old stand
at the depot at this place. He is act
ing as day operator.
The wind played havoc with the whee
of the windmill at the city well on
Wednesday and all supply of water
from that source is necessarily cut off.
Misses Siebert and Thoms, of St.
Paul, are visiting their parents the for
mer in Cottonwood and the latter at
CORTLAND.
During the season of hot weather.
Mr.. Hottinger's bath house IS quite a
place of resort. 1t is a pleasant and
convenient spot and is patronized by
many.
Wd. Eibner is the happy father Of
another girl, which arrived on Sunday.
Wd. did not forget us in his happy
moments, but kindly offered the CT
gars.
Thomas Malverhill has rented his
Hambletonian trotter to St. Peter par.
ties. The horsemen down there evi.
IDENTIFY know a good thing when they
see it.
A picnic at Mic Gulden's place, in
the town OF Cottonwood, last Sunday
was largely attended by parties from
New Jim. They repor. u pleasant
time.
Robert Stocker, of The naval class at
Annapolis, has completed his course
and has been recommended to fill a
vacancy among the ensigns of the navy.
He will spend q short vacation at his
home in New Ulm.
A pocket book containing consider
able money was left by some one in the
drug store of Andrew j. Eckstein some
day last week. The owner can have
same by calling and proving owner.
ship.
A. F. Schmidt, a house painter at
Mankato. has secured the contract for
Doing tue painting and inside fresco
work on the new church building at
this place. So says the Mankato Free
Press.
A change has recently been made in
| the road mastership on the Northwest
ern road Mr.. Webb, the former road
master, is now in the yards at Waseca
and John..Rummings, a former resident
of New Ulm, now OF Bookings, has
taken his place.
The New Ulm people are alive in
their Court House fight They voted
$4,000 bonds on Tuesday and infu.
enced the County Commissioners tc
advertise for bids for the completion OF
the Court House. There are no flies
on New Ulm.-ST. PETER HERALD.
The following is the standing at the
rifle practice Sunday morning:
j. B. Schmid, j. Schapekahm, C,
Hauenstein, j. Lila, A. Brandt. This
is the first shoot for the second medal
which is to be awarded at the end Of
three weeks. While Mr.. Hauenstein,
the winner of the last medal, is not al.
lowed to compete for this, he continues
in the shoot in order to win the prize
for the pest total during the season.
James Cox. an employee on one Of
the construction trains between Court
land and Nicollet, met with quite an &C.
cident Wednesday last. He was work,
ing with an AK and accidentally received
q deep cut in his right foot, which vii,
keep him from moving around for some
time. He was brought to New Ulm
and is under the care Of Dr.. Berry.
The little boy of the Heralda should
not be quite so boyish as to excuse him
self of a charge by abusing .slittle Miss
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