New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17
Wheat is BEGINNING to make the bare

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+ fields look fresh and green.
Nj. Charles Kayser, of ST. Peter, was
in town Friday evening.
Dr.. Jenckes, of Minneapolis, was in
town for q few days last week.
Editor Bogen returned from his
Chicago and St. Paul trip last Wednes-
day.
MIR Chas. Hauser. of st. Paul was a
guest of MS New Ulm friends Thursday
and Friday of last week.
H. Weddendorf left again Thurs
day evening for St. Paul to report for
duty in the Postal service.
Miss Laura Kittridge, of Waseca. is
visiting for q few days at Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. S. Kennedy's.
j. A. Johnson, of the St. Peter Her
aid, registered at the Dakota House
Tuesday evening.
Photographer Gag returned from Hot
Springs Uia the great cities, last Thurs
day evening.
The mother and sister of Louis Pal
mer came down for visit from Red
wood Falls last Saturday evening.
C. q. Hocnburg sold five spring
seated huggies last Saturday notwith-
standing the dull times,
| Attorneys Thompson and Davis and
P. Bendixen. of Sleepy Eye were in
town for a few hours Monday.
Mr.. Andrew Nelson. of Lafayette.
is going to build 3ox6O barn this
season.
The Dakota House has large, new
Register since Hon. Lind returned last
| week.
DR.. L, A. Fritsche will leave for his
European trip the first Of next week.
The Dr's. friends will all wish him q
pleasant, safe voyage Der the big pond.
| Early risers may see the fishermen
going to the river almost any morning
now. a-days and returning with nice
strings of suckers, red horse and stur-
geons.
Mrs. Ed. Dunkel received $4,000 from
the A. 0. U. W. q few days ago, in full
satisfaction Of policy claim which she
| had on the lodge and which had been
carried by her husband. deceased.
| The St. Paul Volkszeitung comes to
our office in clean new dress. The
Volkszeitung is recognized as at the
head of the German newspapers of the
state and is credit to it's publishers.
Long may it live.
Mr.. Brennesholts. of Fairfax, has
purchased a large part of Mr.. G. Som
mer's stock of general merchandise and
will open up a general store in that vii
lage, The goods will be moved by
team across the country. The amount
purchased was in the neighborhoed oil
$4,000 worth
II the new city council wants to lex.
tinguishn itself and make record
would it not be good plan to see that
q few more hitching posts are plant
ed'' on arbor day. Very often runa
ways and consequent damages follow
because teams cannot be tied to some
convenient hitching post.
An emigrant wagon passed through
town Thursday evening. headed east
This kind of relic Of frontier life il
fast disappearing and where the prai
RE schooner was once seen daily il
; New Ulm. now only once in u grea
| while is the old settler reminded b,
them of Indian Massacre DAYS. Tht
emigraut wagon has had it's time and i:
, of the things gone by.
We are sorry to inform our reader,
of the death of one of Mr.. Fr. Williams
children which occurred last Saturda,
morning. The child was but nine
weeks old and died with whoopine
cough. Three remaining children arr
very sick and Mrs. Williams is also or
a sick bed and the family is one deserv
ing the kindness and sympathy of thei.
fri ends and neighbors
Quite stir and commotion was
brought about Thursday afternoon BY
a fre-alarm first sounded by the City
mill and then repeated by both the
Eagle and Empire mills. No one knew
where the fire was or whether there was
none or not but there was hurryine
here and there and everywhere to be
the first to discover the cause of the
alarm. House tops, store roofs, porches