New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-06
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
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10 1918 p. m. % a. N.
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Nos. l, 2 and IS daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
. GEO.J. GRIMM, Agent.
New stylish cut Pants at T. Crone.
60 to Madsen's for first class photos
See Baltrusch's new ad. on fourth
page.
Theo. Weyhe and NJ. Velikanje, of
Essig, were in the city Saturday.
F. H. Retzlaf will add hardware to
his other lines of business next spring.
Mr.. George Book made business
trip to Waseca last Thursday.
Died.-Wednesday February 27, the
9 months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kalb,
A new ad. of Mr.. F. H. Retzlaff ap-
pears in another column. Be sure and
read it.
Our immense stock of Spring Cloth.
ing is here the largest line in town
Theo. Crone.
During the winter eight hours have
been called a days work at the quar-
ries, hereafter the men will work ten
hours.
III Mr.. John Frank, of West Newton,
has sold his farm and will sell his stock
and farm machinery at public auction
on March Goth.
Andrew Wallace of Clinton, Iowa,
and Catharina Honeyman of the town
of Home this County were married by
Judge Brandt last Thursday.
While G. Filzen was breaking stone
at the quarries last week crowbar got
mad and struck him in the face. Mr..
Filzen is doing quite we'll.
The Cottonwood river is on it's annual
rampage. The bridge below Frank &
Bentzin's mill had to be removed Sun.
day.
Oldham Carson, of Fairfax, filed
himself full Of bug-juice and made a
spectacle of himself last week Thurs
day. He sobered off in the calaboose.
At the residence of MI. E. Kellermal
Andrew Buelow of Sleepy Eye and Jo-
hanna Fresinger of New Ulm were
married by Justice Fischer, Monday
evening.
Fritz Peuser was to nervous to shave
his customers Wednesday,. None of
his customers blamed him when they
heard that Mrs. Peuser had presented
him with a girl.
The judges of election will be at the
polling places in each ward of this city
on March IL and 10 from 9 a. m. to
p. NJ, for the purpose of revising the
poll list.
The rural teachers association met
Saturday and for lack of quorum adj
journed until Saturday, March 10th.
The programme announced for last Sat
urday will be carried out.
Mrs. Jos. Koehler received tele-
gram from her son, Mr.. Peter Koehler,
of Minneapolis, Monday, stating that
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Baarsch OF
Owatonna, died last Sunday evening.
Jay Gould's wonderful new yacht
will, it is said. be most completely and
elegantly furnished. Among other USE
full and indispensable things ordered for
it was box of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
August Schifmann, of Lafayette,
will sell his stock, farm machinery and
household furniture at auction on the
18th of March. Mr.. Schiffmann has
rented his farm but has not yet decided
what he will do in the future.
Wednesday morning the hospital
team was scared by dogs, tried to run
away and tipped the sleigh throwing
the driver, Anton Prokosch, to the
ground. Prokoscb sustained fracture
of the left leg. DR.. Schoch is attending
the patient.
A number of our merchants are deter
mined to regulate the abuses of the credit
system and for this purpose met atTur-
ner Hall Monday evening. They formed
temporary organization and appoint
ed committee of three to prepare a
set of rules and regulations for the
guidance of the organization which
will probably be called the Merchants
Protective Association. AS soon as the
committee is ready to report, a meeting
of all business men will be called.
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