New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-18
LOCAL NEWS.

!, Congressman Lind has been appoint
ed by Speaker Reed to the chairman
ship Of the mileage committee.
1t is given out that j. M. Thompson,
the Sleepy Eye attorney, expects to
open up an Office in Marshall.
Dr.. Marden has sold his dental Office
fixtures in Tracy to James Bros, of
! Sleepy Eye, who will take possession
January LIST.
Again we learn that Z. e. Bowen has
given up all ideas Of moving to Duluth
and that he will continue to reside at
Sleepy Eye.
Philip Gross celebrated his 80th birth.
day anniversary last Wednesday. It's
a good old age, and we congratulate
him on having reached it.
| The Keltgen case in the district court
of Nicollet county has been continued
to the next term. The case is that of
the State VS.. Keltgen for the shooting Of
j. 3. Kennedy, at Nicollet.
VIM. Gebser has sold his cigar shop
to Gustave Subilia and the latter will
take charge the first of the year: For
| the present the establishment will be
continued at it's present location.
The Masons at their annual meeting
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: W. NJ, DR.. A. Marden; ST..
w.. DR.. O. G. Stricken; Jr. w., j. F.
Crowell; Treasurer, H. I. Vajen; Sec
Rotary, o. M. Olsen.
While engaged in digging well last
Thursday morning, Jos. Kleinknecht
sustained a broken collar bone. He
was at the bottom of the well, and the
fracture was caused by rock falling
from the top, distance of thirty feet.
The new Pension Board has organ
lied with DR.. Welcome, of Sleepy Eye,
as president, DR.. Schoch of New Ulm
as secretary, and DR.. Finn, of Red
wood Falls, as treasurer. The board
will meet regularly hereafter on Wed
nesday of each week.
| The Redwood Reveille urges that the
next legislature should reimburse Red
wood county for its expenditures in the
Rose and Holden murder trials. It
says that the expense has been fully
$4,000, which, without question, is a
heavy tax upon its people.
Hecker Post have elected new officers
as follows: Commander, VIM. Pfaen-
der; S. V. Commander, Anton Mander-
field; j. V. Commander, Louis Schill-
ing; Officer of the Day, Fred Meile;
Officer of the Guard, John Stuetz;
Quartermaster, R. Pfefferle: Surgeon,
J. G. Merkle; Chaplain, FIR. Friedman;
Adjt., VIM. Hummel.
YIN. Winkelman and Miss Mary
Gley will be united in marriage to-
morrow at the Lutheran church. The
parties are both we'll known to the PEG.
pie of New Ulm and require no special
mention here. Both are held in good
esteem and both have hosts of friends
who will shower upon the young couple
their hearty congratulations. The Re.
view will join with them all in wishing
them happy and prosperous welded
life.
A bad accident occurred to Car
Hammermeister, of Eden, at the Empire
Mill last Thursday. He was loading
bran into his wagon and the sackspacke d
about his feet, so that, when he started
out from the approach to the mill and
leaned backward to avoid striking his
head on the rafters above him, he fell
over and broke the leg just above the
ankle. He was taken to the hospital,
where the broken limb was set by DIR.
Stricken. 49,.
E. W. Baer has on display at his
store a novelty in the shape of an oil
heater. tits something new to New
Ulm and has never been introduced
here before. 1t is of the same form as
most stoves but so light rs to be easily
portable. 1t can be run absolutely
without smoke or odor and for spring
or autumn muse excels anything..in the
market. He will have it burning and
On exhibition to-day, and anyone look
ing for 'just the thing will be bene-
flied by calling.
Postmaster Gerdes was down from
Morgan last Thursday. From him we
learned particulars of disastrous fire
which destroyed the hotel of our old
acquaintance, M. Kioes. The fire broke
out at o'clock on Sunday morning of
last week, and the guests were only
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