New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-03
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/ Come to New UIm tomorrow for
glorious time.
a small party Of people picniced 8
!. Hummel' Is Lake, Sunday.
Jacob Klossner shipped another car
load Of horses to Dakota, Monday even.
4 ing.
John Schapekahm is acting marshal
/ during the absence Of Mr.. Zicher at St.
4 Paul
Judge Hanscome and A. Carlson, Of
st. Peter, did legal business before
/ Judge Webber on Monday.
1 +. II. Retzlaf will open up livery
stable in the Schneider barn in few
days.
/ Albert Steinhauser and G. Fisher
have been secured to make the addresses
on the Fonrth.
| The new uniforms for the fire COM
pany arrived Monday. The company
will appear in their new suits on the
Fourth.
Senator Bowen came down from
Sleepy Eye on Friday to find out the
purpose Of the special meeting Of the
commissioners.
Chas. Rcsskopf is the new janitor at
the Union Hall. He succeeds H. Lang
mack, who has gone into the boot and
shoe business.
The shotgun club have changed their
hour for shooting from Sunday morn
ing to Saturday evening, between six
and eight.
/ A new schedule of rates went into Of
feet over the Western Union Telegraph
lines on July /. A slight reduction in
the tariff is the result.
| j. B. Kennedy, who was so seriously
wounded at Nicollet, is rapidly improv-
ing and expects to be out in few days.
j. NJ. Olson has been appointed post
master at Nicollet, vice A. F. Robe.
There was only one other applicant for
!! the position.
I y T. Crone started on his first trip as
salesman of the vinegar works, Monday
morning. Mr.. Baxter, their former sales
man, is now connected with commits
sion house in Minneapolis.
Mrs. n Meyer, of this city, has been
summoned to give evidence before the
investigating committee Of the Roches-
ter hospital She was once an en-
ployee of that institution.
Mr.. Griffith, Of Sleepy Eye, was in
town Saturday, arranging WITH the gun
club to take part in a tournament to be
held in Sleepy Eye about the 10Th of
July. Quite a number Of the club ex-
pressed their intention to go up.
The hearing before the supreme court
of the Winona & St. Peter Land Co.,
asking for a modification Of the judg-
ment against their lands in this county,
has been set for July Is. Mr.. Lind
| will go down to look after the interests
of Brown County.
During the thunder storm Of last
Tuesday, lightning struck the person
of Mrs. Beimle, Of Lafayette. The
shock caused her foreman unconscious
several hours, although no serious in
juries were sustained. She will feel the
effects of the shock for some time.
Sergt. Book made an excellent re-
cord while at camp the past two weeks.
He not only qualified as sharp-shoot-
er with an average score of A, but also
made the best individual score Of any
man in the regiment. At 500 yards he
scored 40 out of possible so making 9
successive bull s eyes. which is some
thing remarkable and unusual.
| New Ulm is sure to have her full
quota Of livery stables. Chas. Stuebe
intends opening up a barn in two
weeks and left for St. Paul last evening
to buy buggies. Well, the more the
merrier. Things will hum in the livery
business for a while at least, and We
]. will be getting our rigs no doubt at dirt
cheap rates.
i Miss Allie Scherer met with a very
painful accident while riding horseback
last Thursday evening. The horse sud-
| denly became uncomfortable and threw
| her to the ground. The fall gave her a
severe nervous shock from which it
will take days to recover. She is under
the care Of DR.. Berry and is doing as
well as could be expected under the