New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-16

Masks, masks at Kuetzing. Give
him q call.
Get your sewing machines repaired
by Frank Retzlaff.
Mr.. Gustav Rudolph, quite recovered,
left for Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. II. Engel, of Nicollet, spent a
few days last week with her parents
here.
Our BARRIERS have. dug out the war
Ratchet again and scrape boards on Sun
day.
Emil Weschcke left for San Francis
60, CAL, his future home, yesterday
evening.
The carnival season opens in short
time and Kuetzing as usual offers ele-
CANT masquerade suits and fxings.
If a blizzard does not obscure the
heavens tonight, watch the eclipse at
about 9 P. M.
Mrs. G. III. Hauser, of St. Paul, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Pfaender.
Quite large delegation from Spring
field is in the city attending court as
Witnesses in the Bagen case.
Mrs. II. Weddendorf celebrated her
birthday last Sunday by entertaining
friends and relatives.
Mr.. H. Bendixen, of Springfield. and
2. Bendixen, of Sleepy Eye were callers
at the Review Office, yesterday.
Mr.. Nels Anderson, Of Springfield,
made tile Review Office pleasant call,
last Saturday.
Senator Bowen is member of the
following committees: Judiciary, In
ternal Improvement, Library and Prin-
ting.
Ten new students entered the aca-
DENY of the DR.. Martin Luther College
at the commencement of the new term
last week.
The recent cyclones in the South and
West have done terrible damage to life
and property, but there's one comfort
left the people clamor for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Mr.. Charles Stoll, for twenty four
years an active member of our CITY
fire companies, has resigned his posi-.
ton as foreman of the engine company
he, being mechanic, had been of emf.
nent service, and only takes this step
as other important business necessitates
it. Mr.. John Schapekahm has also re-
signed.
Court Clerk George has furnished us
the following tenn:
The tax Judgment rendered in favor
of Brown County against the Winona &
St. Peter Land CO. in 1887 involves 49,.
200 acres and amounts to $17.l22. %.
The Judgment of last year, as notified,
involves 35,071 acres ard amounts to
9,695.71.
Hecker Post No. 4S. G.. A. r. at a
meeting last Sunday afternoon installed
the following newly elected officers:
VIM. Pfaender. Commander; r.
Fischer, S. V. Com; l.. Schilling, j.
V. Com; F. Friedman, Chaplain; w.
Pummel, Surgeon; F. Nellie, officer o1
the day; John Stuetz, Officer of the
gnard; JAG. Klossner Jr., Adiutant, r.
Pfeferle, Quartermaster.
Although figures prove that our city
contributes extensively to the earnings
Of the G. & N. W. RY., the freightship.
ments being larger from here than in
many other places as large, we are not
provided with a creditable depot. Com.
plant was frequently made, but all tc
no avail, and to show how eager some
OF our citizens are to obtain commo.
dious depot building, the former agent
OF the company, representative Heide.
man has been urged SO says our funny
reporter. to present a bill in Legislative
halls, asking the railway company to
come to time.
County Treasurer Burg gives notice
that he has furnished copies of tax dup
licates for the upper towns to the Banks
of Sleepy Eye and to Gust Nuessle, Of
Springfield, where personal property
taxes can now be paid. Since the
County Commissioners failed to author.
ize and instruct the County Treasurer
to visit Sleepy Eye and Springfield for
the purpose of collecting taxes, nogen.