New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-04
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Klossner,

Monday morning, a boy.
i j. G. Toberer heads new ad in this
issue, Don read this. We would ad.
wise you to read it anyhow.
On Monday the license fees for SO
dogs had been paid in. Last year the
total number of licensed dogs was 178.
Miss Bertha Fischer went to Dayen.
port, Iowa, on Monday to accept pos
ition as instructor in the kindergarten.
The new evangelical church people
will ho:d their meetings in the court
room. Services will be held in Ger
man next Sunday at 10 a. m.
We have received an early issue Of
the Lamberton Leader. AS local pa.
per it is doing well and from the amount
OF advertising appears to be prospecting.
]. F Murphy, Of Waseca, was one of
Saturdays pleasant visitors. Mr.. Muir
ply is the Junior and democratic part
ner-of the Waseca Herald.
The reserved seats for the Swedish
Ladies entertainment tomorrow even.
ing are all taken. If you want a seat at
all, put in your appearance early.
On the first page of this paper APP.
pears letter from Oscar Erickson,
which should have been published last
week but was received too late for that
issue.
The Sleepy Eye and West Newton
correspondence of last week arrived too
late for publication. Remember we 90
to press on Tuesdays, and all commnu-
nications should be handed in on Mon.
day.
Upon invitation the New Ulm Maen-
erchor visited the farm residence of II.
L. Runk last Sunday. Other New
Ulmites were numbered among the
guests and jolly and sociable time is
reported.
j. w. Merhoff rode over from Win
throp, Sunday, on a bicycle. He evil
IDENTIFY did not find it the easiest or
most enjoyable mode of travel in the
present condition of the roads, for he
stated his intention of walking it back.
The contract for the mason work on
the new building to be erected by A.
Schell as a refrigerator has been let to
II. Hanschen. It will be a three story
building.
The marriage of Paul Froehlich and
Miss Louisa Habernicht will occur at
the home of the bride in CORTLAND
township next Friday. Great prepara-
tons are being made for the festive oc-
casion and large number Of guests
will be present.
The department Of public instruction
has prepared 2 statistical table showing
the results of the last examination in
the high schools of the state. New Ulm
leads these in the second class in the
number who passed out OF those whose
papers were forwarded to the examin-
ers. Seven studies were taken up.
tWenty-three papers sent in and all of,
them passed. Winona leads in the first
class, 227 passing out of 242.
Sergt. Book and Priv. Zschunke
have been selected to represent Compa-
ny A at the competitive rifle contest
which is being held at Lake View this
week. The Second Regiment have
won the state trophy but once but there
is possibility that they may be victo.
rious this year. Company AS repre-
sentatives are both members of the regi.
mental rife team and made good rec.
ords at the last encampment. They
left for Lake City Monday evening.
| The bowling exercises at Turner Hall
park, Sunday afternoon, were the most
exciting of the season. A large crowd
was in attendance and everybody took
part or an interest in the sport. The
| prize for the lucky winner was the deer
offered by Mr.. Schell and all partici-
| pants were anxious to obtain it. After
many efforts it was taken by August
Brandt who cleared the board three
times in succession. Mr.. Brandt offers
the buck for sale cheap, having no
! place to keep it, and an excellent
chance is open for purchasing it,
Another link in the chain of Clifton
Holden's expectations has been Topped
offand,the onlyihope that now remains is
an appeal to the Supreme Court. Judge
Webber has refused him second trial
and it is very probable that the higher
courts will not change his decision. 1t
will hn ropop, 1aorod thot a = + t,a 4;n,o ~