New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-09

Mr.. q. II. Ross left Sunday evening
for the twin cities.
| A single kew found on the streets
may be reclaimed at this Office.
The adjourned term Of court will be
held in this city next Tuesday.
Next Sunday at 2 p. m. the newly
elected officers Of Hecker Post No. %
will be enstalled at Headquarters.
Mr.. Frank Z. Randall, of Winona,
tarried in the city a few days last week,
looking after local business.
Married, yesterday, at the esidence
Of the brides parents. Miss Minnie Dali
ueg to Mr.. Buck.
Did you ever see the improved Singer
Sewing machinep It's perfect and sold
very cheap by Frank Retzlaff.
Messrs. Carl Weller and G. Otto
meier, Winthrop citizens, tarried in the
city last Friday.
Mr.. Werner Boesch smiled last Sun
day while informing us of the berth of
a bouncing boy to his daughter. Mrs.
M. E. Mathews, Of Marshal.
What's the matter with Alexander
Ramsey for the senate? Give him a
place in the ranks; he'll hold out as
good as the rest for while.
The tax duplicates were turned over
to the County Treasurer on Monday.
Mr.. r. Pfeferle was tile first to pay his
taxes and thereby had the honor to re.
ceive the first tax receipts out of the
new treasurer's, Mr.. Burg's hands.
The New Ul:n Sportsmen's Club held
its annual meeting last Sunday and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Chas. Brust;
Secretary, Ernst Brandt; Treasurer. II.
Loheyde; Game Warden, Chas. Hauen-
stein; Assistant, j. B. Schmid.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Hauen-
stein to Mr.. Fred Behnke took place in
close family circle at the residence of
the brides parents last evening, Judge
Brandt officiating. The young couple,
whom the Review sends hearty congra-
tulations, will reside on Broadway in
the newly renovated residence formerly
occupied by lawyer Hagberg.
At the regular meeting of the Rural
Teachers Association, held last Satur-
doy afternoon, the following were elect
ed to serve for the next year.
Pres, G. II. Hensel, V. Pres, Mr..
Mueller, Sec'y, II. Behnke, Usher, b.
Hillmer. Other routine business was
transacted and the question Of school
libraries and instruction Of q. S.. history
in country schools discussed.
Civil engineer 6. E. Beach who is
officially interested in the erection of
water works in this city, inspected the
stone at the New Ulm Stone Company's
quarries at Redstone last Friday to de-
termine as to their fitness for use in the
erection of the water tank foundation.
The Stone Company has agreed to
furnish the necessary stone, about 250
cords, free of charge, the city but to
pay for the quarrying and conveying.
Last Saturday evening the New Ulm
Turnverein elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing half year: Presi-
dent, VIM. Koch; Vice. President, VIM.
Hummel; Secretary, Chr. Heller; Cor.
Secretary, Albert Bogen; 1. Turnwart,
Ernst Hers; 2. Turnwart, G. Fischer;
Treasurer, Fred. Pfaender; Bar Com
mittee, R. Loheyde, E. Wicherski and
j. B. Schmid; Standard Bearer, Theo.
Kobarsch.
At a meeting Of the Board of Ednca-
ton held last Friday, Superintendent r.
Nix handed in and explained a pro.
gramme of instruction which was
adopted. This change of programme
was necessary on account of Mr.. Ole
sons resignation, whose work now de-
wolves on Misses Mclaughlin and Reh-
field and Messrs. ". Eckstein and
Steinhauser. These teachers experience
a raise in their salary as does the SUI
perintendent, whose duties are daily
increasing, and Mr.. Fischer. In spite
of this advance in salary the total ex-
penditures will be less BY a few hun
dred dollars than formerly, as no new
teacher will be appointed.
We are told by our night police that
they encounter considerable delay
and are liable to lose valuable time
when committing prisoner TO jail. It
necessarily happens that Sheriff Schmid
is absent at times, and if the deputy,
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