New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-17
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The Office room Of the Dakota House
is being repapered this week.
The Electric Light Company promise
light by the 1st of August.
F. Baasen, wife and daughter expect
to attend the encampment at Duluth
the latter part of the week.
There will be no services at the Con
gregational church for the next two Sum-
days, during the absence of the pastor
The shooting tournament is being
held at Sleepy Eye to-day. A couple
are in attendance from New Ulm.
John Haeberle has been laid up with
a badly injured foot, caused by mill roll
Ter falling on it.
A little son arrived at the family OF
John F. Neumapn on Wednesday of
last week.
The town is being crowded at pres
ent with machine experts and repre-
sentauives of implement companies.
John Clasen has been appointed post.
master at Gaylord. Mr.. Clauson was
at one time resident of Brown county.
Commissioner Buschard, of Nicollet
County, has been quite i'll the past two
weeks, but is improving.
Certain parties in this vicinity, we
are informed, have attempted to violate
the meat inspection law.
Frank Voltin, of Ridgley, was mar
ried Oh Thursday to Josephine Seeho-
fer.
c. II. Hornburg, last week, sold five
Minnesota Chief Steamers. Who says
New Ulm isn't the best business town
in the valley?
The members of Hecker Post held a
G. A. R. picnic at Hunter $ Rest Sunday
which was largely attended and en-
joyed.
Yesterday was the date for hearing
before the supreme court Of the Vino
ma and St. Peter Land Tax case. Mr..
Lind is in attendance.
The appearance Of electric light
poles on Minnesota street gives the
town metropolitan air which is not
at all unbecomming. Keep it up.
Edward Maltzahn opens his saloon
this week. He has reftted the rooms
with new and elegant fixtures SO as to
have one of the finest places in the city.
Miss Minnie Fischer, arrived last
evening from San Diego, California, for
visit of month or two with her par
ents in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Nobis and Miss and
Mr.. Hack left yesterday for the home
of the latter at Beecher, III. Rev. No.
bis will be gone about three weeks.
A carload of horses were. shipped to
Dakota yesterday by Jacob Klossner.
He did not ship any last week as was
reported.
Miss Sue Fay will leave in a couple
of weeks for Springfield, Ohio, where
she has accepted position as teacher
in the schools.
AL OF the mill proprietors took trip
to Fairfax and Gibbon on Thursday to
look over crop prospects. They re-
port everything in nice condition.
Mrs. Joseph Schnoberich was badly
scalded last week by the breaking in
her hand of the handle of q kettle of
boiling water.
Attorney E. H. Huebner leaves today
for Winthrop to open up law stand.
1t will be the only Office in the city and
we hope he may meet with much sac
cess.
The Winthrop News says that Gust
ave Neumann and wife of New Ulm
were at that place last week, looking
up suitable hotel location, and that
they have rented the Winthrop House
and will take possession soon.
A few farmers in this vicinity COM
menced to cut barley and oats as early
as last week, and in a few days the
harvest will be general. For radius
of fifteen miles about New Uim the
grain never looked better.
At the regular weekly rife practice
the order of merit was as follows: c..
Hauenstein, j. Schapekahm, j. B.
Schmid, II. Beussman, J.. Lila The
score of Mr.. Hauenstein was the best
made this season.
The commissioners met Monday as
board of equalization. They met yes