New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08
See new Railway time card.

See new Railway time card.
/ Saturday was a nice day for the
street sprinkler to work.
German street is being leveled up by
a force of men and teams.
Postmaster Baasen went to st. Paul
Saturday evening on business.
DR.. Berry and wife have returned
from their eastern trip.
McHale, the real estate man, was Of
fered a bull for one of his corner lots
Friday.
On and after May 18th trains Nos. 1
and will not run on Sunday, so Agent
Heideman informs us.
II. A. Subilia, Jr., has fitted up the
interior OF bis saloon in a very nice
manner and it now is as PLEASANT a re-
sort as one would wish for.
IN JUSTICE CoURT.-Before His
Honor Fischer: Monday afternoon, 10.
seph Vogel was fined $40 and costs for
an assault and battery.
Mr.. Schnoberich does not mean to be
behind the times and has received an
ice box which is one of the best in the
city. It is large, cool convenient and
keeps meat at GOODNESS of 40 degrees.
Various improvements on old houses
and several new buildings springing up
IN the suburbs is an evidence that our
mechanics are happy with saw and
plane.
Mr.. Stuebe has purchased two hogs
of Albert Bushards, of Courtland tina,
weighs Cos pounds apiece. The pork
ers are but Is months old and to weigh
SO much at this tender age is something
unusual and strange.
The entertainment at Turner Hall
Sunday evening was a success finan-
clally to those who had it in charge.
1t was also an evening OF pleasure to
those who witnessed it. The programme
OF vocal and instrumental music was
well rendered and the Theater was a
leading feature.
AT the Rifle shoot Sunday morning
Messrs. {. Brust, c. Hauenstein, J
Hauenstein, F. Grebe and J. B. Schmid
walked away with the five medals in the
order as here given. Although it was
pretty windy, the marksmen did some
fine shooting.
The railroad g. warehouse commission
of the State will be in New Ulm Thurs.
day May 30th and any persons who
have any wrongs to make known to
that official body will be on hand that
day between the hour of z a. m. and
1880 a. ~. at the Dakota House
! Ducks are quite plenty in the sloughs
and lakes around this section. They
represent all the varieties that are COM
mon in Minnesota and if the game law
was rigidly enforced, sportsmen would
have fine times this fall hunting. VIM.
Frank and Peter Fulges killed 23 -
gophers and one snake, boa constric.
tor, on the road to Courtland last Fri
day.
/ Those persons who are fond of fast or
swift things would have seen an Inter-
esting foot race last Sunday afternoon,
in the rear of Turner Hall when Messrs
VIM. Koch and Jacob Rohner competed
in foot race. Mr.. Rohner was given
a ten foot start of Mr.. Koch and both
gentlemen held this position to the
close OF the contest. Mr.. R. stripped
his coat, hat and shoes but MIR. X.
thought this unnecessary though per-
hapt it would have been better to have
done so in his case. Those who were
present enjoyed the fun
Masters Chas. Toberer and Max Burg
have completed a steam boiler attach
ment to their former oar-boat and ex.
pect to use steam instead of muscle
hereafter on their fishing excursions.
The engine is a little beauty of about
one horse power and with capacity OF
about Is pounds pressure although ii
can be run with about 35 pounds in or.
binary water. In the stern of the boat
is a'set of wheels or paddles which are
connected with the machinery part and
will give the boat motion. The boat
and all Of the machinery is the result OF
the the boys work and evinces much
inventive genius on their part. The en-
CINE was purchased of Mr.. Roloff. As
soon as the outfit is painted it will be
launched and made to do duty on fish
ing and camping excursions.
Mr.. Emmerich informs us that he