New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-20
NEW ULM AND VICINITY
7 ravelers' Guide.


except Sunday.
GEO.J. GRIMM, Agent.
&. Anderson and lady, of Springfield.
were in the city Wednesday.
Mrs H. J. Hanson, of Sleepy Eve,
visited with her parents Thursday.
Henry Keller came down from Aber-
deem Thursday. He is>as fat as ever.
Edward Subilia came from Tracy to
attend the funeral of Anton Brey,
Thursday.
Ernst Wicherski went to Chicago
in the interest of the Roller Mill Co.,
Wednesday,.
Quite a number of Aug. Nagel's
friends helped him to celebrate his lid
birthday, Tuesday Feb. -.
Otto Setter has purchased the frame
dwelling from Geo. Schmidt and will
remove it to lot on Minnesota street.
Mr.. Fritz Frank, of town Sigel, suf-
tered a stroke of facial paralysis last
weak. At last reports he was i'm
proving.
F. H. Retzlaff has opened a branch
agricultural implement business at
Sleepy Eye, with Messrs. Hillesheim
and Moll rs partners.
The New Ulm Stone Quarry Company
have engaged the services of an ex-
pert and will begin work in earnest
from now on.
Farmers of New Sweden and Berna-
dotte met at NJ. Peterson's place Thurs
day, to form stock company and to
purchase horse. ....
John H. Chapman, Of Lyon Co., who
is accused of selling mortgaged proper,
ty, has been bound over to the April
term Of the district court.
John Grimmer left for the Hot
Springs yesterday. The Register ofDeeds
Office will be in charge of JOS A. Eek
stein, his deputy, during his absence.
We see by notice in the Sierra Co.,
New Mexico Advocate, that Louis
Gales, formerly of this place, and Miss
Lizzie Cent? were married February 4.
Mr.. Aug. Scheu celebrated his 61st
birthday Friday. Neither snow or rain
could prevent many of his friends from
presenting their congratulation in per-
son.
Senator Bowen's bill relating to the
exercise of police powers was recon-
mended to pass by the Senate Friday.
This bill is supposed to be aimed at
foreign detective agencies. s..
Anton Brey died Thursday after a
lingering illness, aged Sc years. He
leaves II wife and two minor children,
Il boy and girl. The funeral occurred
Thursday under the auspices of the To-
cal lodge A. 0. U. ".
y. ". i2anSCOlue ubS 'SeCtEet d posi-
ton on the New Ulm Review and will
assume the editorial manae ement ct
that paper on March 1st. Mr. Hans
come is a fine newspaper man and will
give the New Ulm people fine pa
per.-ST. PETER HERALD.
A humber uf our business men have
subscribed the 1926, 900 stock of the
Electric Light company. Work on the
plant will be commenced at once and
we will be able to transact our even.
iay's business by the light of electricity
within three months from date.
A requisition has been procured from
the governor of Dakota for G. II. Lang
don charged with larceny in Dakots
and a warrant has been issued by Gov
ernor Merriam ordering his surrender
to the officer of Dakota. The sheriff OF
Kingsbury Co., OAK, took the prisoner
with him Friday,
The corIhittec engaged in soliciting
signers to petfsians against the Blair
bill and against prohibitory amend
ments has received petitions against the
~ first signed by 915. Against the last
signed 10y 2097, Ofthese New U!m fur.
nished sos signatures against the B!ail
bill and 587 against TIE prohibitory
amendments.
Mr.. Christ Heller is doing some artist.
ic work in Nh, Limits residence. Las;
week we had the pleasure Of inspect
inc part of his wcrk. The most artistic
was 4 ceiling decoration in the dining
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