New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-11-13
Commence to advertise your turkey

SoMMcHCe W auyeItlSe your tuEke.
shoots.
Kuetzing advertises another bargain
day next Saturday. Read his notice.
John Lind will start for Washington
in about a week.
/ Read new ads. of John Albert and
Cottonwood Roller Mill
A Ladies Society of the New Ulm
Turnverein, with quite a large member
ship, was organized on Monday.
An infant child of F. Koepke died
last Friday night and was buried on
Sunday.
A. G. Setter and Editor Dimond, OF
the Winthrop News, spent portion OF
Friday in our city.
Miss Helen George entertained a
number of friends to an agreeable card
party Saturday evening.
One of the principal visitors of the
week was Darwin S. Hall. the new
congressman from the Third district.
He spent Sunday here.
The Redwood County court con-
yened yesterday. The trial of Rose
and the sentence of Holden will be she
interesting features of the session.
The new dynamo arrived on Wedres-
and was placed in position at once. It
runs nicely and as yet there has beer
no annoying cessation of light.
Remember and do not forget to take
in the Thanksgiving Ball at Union Hall
on the 28th. The dance is to be given
under the auspices of Company A.
Hon. John Lind and wife attended
the saulpaugh opening at Mankato on
the 9th. From the fact that they drove
across the country and did not arrive
until 6 o'clock, the Free Press infers
that the congressman did not propose
to have his evening spoiled by an after
moons tussle with postoffice aspirants.
It is quite probable that Mr.. Clark,
OF the basket works, will remove his
family to this city from Gary, Dakota.
If he should. it would make sure of
several other families also, and the
shops. employing ten men, which turn
out the patented machinery for basket
making. Mr.. Clark seems well pleased
with the advantages Of the town and
with its people, and here's hoping he
will come.
The Brown County term of the dis
trict court commences November 9th.
AS there are no cases calling for indict-
ments,no grand jury will be summoned,
The petit jurors are as follows: Jos.
Flor, Fred Williams, II. W. Engelbert,
John Leutjen, Albert Behnke, Albert,
Held, Emil Weschke, and Arnold Gull
den, of New Ulm; Peter Leisenfeld, and
George Zeig, of Sigel; Louis Meyer and
Jos. Pfeifer, of Milford; VIM. Giesecke
and VIM. B. Hill, of Sleepy Eye; VIM
boy and Conrad Moll, Of Home; Geo.
Guth, Jr. and Albert Schramm, of
Stark; 81. Sanford, of Bashaw; M. III.
Gamble, OF Springfield; Christ Kumm,
of Cottonwood; W. II. Thompson, of
North Star; Fred Koenig, of Albin;
and N. A. Sellner, of Lake Hanska.
The opening meeting of the Rural
Teachers Association, which was held
in this city last Saturday afternoon, was
quite well attended and demonstrated
That the meetings are popular ones.
Further than organization and arrange
ment OF program for the ensuing meet
ings, nothing of Importance was done.
Officers of the association were elected
and are as follows: Pres, Otto Hensel;
Secretary, II. w. Behnke; Treas, F.
<. Schlumpberger; and Marshall, j. J..
Thomas. 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting on the second Saturday in
December and program was agreed up.
on, consisting papers of on "How to
teach beginners in reading by A. A..
Schlumpberger, E. Alvin and Fred
Haenze, and on ''How to teach beginn-
ers in arithmetic to be discussed by
James Thomas, w. Grusendorf and
| VIM. Runk.
Veritas tries hard to bring figures
| that will substantiate his earliest state
ments, but he finds the task equally as
hard. To make an attempt to prove
that the new court house buildings will
cost over $4,000, he says that last vim
ter the commissioners asked for $35, 900
to complete it. For the benefit of those,
who read Veritas' misleading articles,
we must tell him once again that
he is off his base. The Commissioners