New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

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will take charge the first Of the month
Wright, of the Springfield Advance
has sold an interest in his paper to T
i A. Wilson.
Mr.. Blethen, of Minneapolis, arrived
last week to place the new machinery
in the Cottonwood Mills.
The electric converters and street
lamps are being placed this week. They
are an improvement on the former ones.
Work on the system of waterworks
will be commenced on the 21st. Fair
banks, Morse & Co. of St. Paul, are the
contractors.
The Empire Mill Co. has commenced
proceedings against the Winona & st.
Peter Railroad Co. for overcharges in
freight.
The county commissioners were in
session Monday and Tuesday. Their
proceedings will be published in next
weeks Review.
Brown county has 2,8O6 school chill.
dren entitled to superintendent. The
semi annual apportionment gives us
$500 per head or $S,61442.
Banker Smith, ofSleepy Eye, accom-
panied by brother from Wisconsin,
was in town for a few hours on Mon
day.
No one should fail to take notice OF
Frank Kuetzing's Every Special Bar
gain Day. ad in another column and
no one should fail to attend the sale
which takes place next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauenstein. who
are spending their honeymoon in the
east, will be at home in about three
weeks. Their residence is Cor. Ger
man and Third St. North.
The New Ulm Basket Works will
build an addition to the Held property
which they have purchased, to be used
for engine and boiler rooms. The di-
mansions will be % by "a.
Miss Lydia Limbach left yesterday
for Havana, ILL.,, where she is soon to be
married to Chas. Zelle, a young gentle.
man of that place, who is in the mer.
camille business. The best wishes of the
Review will go with her.
Judge Weber holds count for the
next month in Lyon, Redwood and
Brown counties in the order given. The
calendar here contains thus far but
few cases and it will be an exceptional
! ly light term.
Proceedings for divorce have been
commenced in the district court by Ber-
tina Ernst of this city against Christian
Ernst on the grounds of desertion.
The case may not ne tried for two
months yet.
Diphtheria has invaded the home OF
John Hoffman in the Town of Sigel and
not only himself but two of his children
are afflicted with the dread disease.
Measles are also prevalent in that vicin-
ity.
Mr.. Hutzfeldt, one of August Schell' S
employees, is seriously sick with ty-
phoid fever. He is being treated at ST.
Alexander's Hospital. Among the
other cases in town of like nature, we
are glad to record general change
for the better.
Paul Moe, of the town of Lake Hans
ka, met with an accident last week and
was brought to this place for treatment
The accident occurred to him while
blowing and while in the act of turn.
ing. The pillow caught in the soil and
the horses became frightened and
swung it around. striking him in the
leg and breaking the small bone. He
was returned to his home on Monday.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since September 81; JOSEPH
Wild and Margaret A. Scheffler, John
| w. Adkins and Francis johnson, An.
ton Rathman and Katie Tauer, Wenze]
Benkert and Katie Kestner, Martin
Sherman and Mary Harrington, Chas
Hauenstein and Louise Wagner, JOSEPH
Wagner and Mary Beal, and Ferdinand
Bigot and Mary Feirer.
Our item in last weeks Review con.
corning the dest1tution in certain por.
lions of Dakota was fully verified last
Wednesday by the visit to this city Of q
i gentleman from one of those counties,
who is making tour Of Minnesota in
solicitation of aid. He tells pitifu]
story of the want in those districts and
says that the people have but little to