New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-09
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Editor Wright, of the Springfield Ad.
vance, called on US on Saturday.
The dance at Union Hall Sunday ev-
ening was largely attended.
Editor johnson, of the St. Peter Her
aid, was in the city Saturday.
A well is now being sunk on the site
Of the basket works.
Company A have engaged Union
Hall for grand ball on Thanksgiving
night.
Carl Gebser and Fred Hoehne trans
acted business at Sleepy Eye on Satur-
day.
Albert Setter has been at St. Paul the
pastsweek attending to conrt and other
business
F. Fritsche nas been elected treasurer
of school district No Z in Nicollet Coun-
ty. The election was held last week.
Roadnaster Rummings. of the North
western, sundayed with New Ulnl
relatives.
Prof. schaller has been quite i'll the
past week, but is recovering. He will
be out in a few days.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the basket works, held yesterday, twas
resolved to double the capacity and al
so select more central location.
Richard Gerdes, postmaster at Nor
gan, was in the city Monday. We ac-
knowledge in him pleasant caller and
a new addition to our subscription list.
| It is quite likely that the Northwest
ern will run side track to the site of
the basket works and thus convenience
the vinegar works at the same time.
J B. Kennedy, late of the Nicollet
Mills, has accepted the position of chief
engineer in the New Ulm Roller Mill.
He will take charge at once.
"Der Schwabenstreichn will be pre-
scented at Turner hall next Sunday ev-
ening. It is a sparkling German Com
edy in four acts.
John Simnet, of Lafayette, lost three
stacks of grain by fire last week, en-.
failing loss Of two hundred bushels.
The fire caught from a burning straw
pile in the Immediate neighborhood.
The excavation for the new Catholic
Church is being pushed. Work on the
foundation will be commenced this
week and it is the desire of Rev. Berg.
hold that it be completed this fall.
All the voters of New Ulm who have
not as yet signed the county seat re-
moval remonstrance are requested tc
call at the city drug store and do so al
once.
Those who will assume characters ia
the play next Sunday evening are, Mis-.
ses Lulu Fischer. Clara Rehfeld, Minnie
Brandt, Mrs. F. Pfaender and Messrs
| E. G. PAIL, j. Perry. G. Fischer, w. E.
Koch and Heller.
| John Globes, a West Newton farmer,
lost eight stacks of wheat by fire last
Sunday afternoon. The loss is heavy
one, and the more so, because Mr.. Clio.
bes is in no condition to experience it
The fire was started by children who
were playing with matches
Assistant Superintendent HallenDeck
Of the Chicago & Northwestern road
passed through here in his private cal
on Saturday. He stopped off and ex
amined the grounds in the vicinity o.
the basket works relative to the build
ing of a side track leading thereto.
The picnic at Herman's Park las
Sunday afternoon was not very well at
tended, owing to the chilly weather
In the bowling exercises, Chas. Crone
won the two goats and at the target
practice j. B. Schmid became the pos
SCISSOR OF beautiful pipe, and E. Brandt
DR., the owner of cane.
Rev. 81. W. Parsons, of Lake Benton
will lecture at the Congregations
church next Friday evening. The sub.
ject of his discourse will be s.Johr
Ploughman and his Religious Opin.
IONS and will be Illustrated through.
out by set of desolving views especial.
" prepared for thu same.
J, A double wedding among prominent
Milford parties will be celebrated at the
home of Mrs. Martha Backer, of thai
town, on next Tuesday evening. Those
who will be united in marriage are An
drew Backer and Miss Christina Seal
and Bernard Knees and Miss G. Backer
The Review wishes them every happi
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