New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-23

ny FRANK hetZlaH
The Turnverein will hold it's first
masked ball Feb. 2. Look out for sur
prises.
Simon Karl, a blacksmith, died with
dropsy Sunday. The funeral was held
Tuesday.
Albert Lick received an order for
lodgings at the Hotel de Schmid, for
seven days, for disturbing the peace.
The members Of the Fire Department.
are talking of holding ball February
%. The proceeds to go to the fremen's
relief fund.
Schapekahm and Ruemke will, as
soon as spring opens. built an engine
house near their carpenter shop and
run their machinery with a 10 horse
power steam engine.
A report reached the city Monday
that Anton Tomson shot John Haugen
in town Linden Saturday. Sheriff
Schmid went to Linden yesterday to
inquire into the rumor,
We acknowledge the receipt of the
second volume of the Geological and
Natural History survey of Minnesota,
by Prof. Winchell, of the University of
Minneapolis.
Ex-Gov. Austin has resigned from
the board of railroad and warehouse
commissioner. The resignation was
accepted by Gov. Merriam.
The County Commissioners of LIE
Sueur County have raised the liquor
license in said County to $1,000. Less
saloons and more ''blind pigs will be
the result.
Indian Chief Sucker, the oldest In
dian in the state, died last week. He
was over one hundred years old and one
of those that took part n the Minnesota
massacre.
Demosthenes, the Grecian orator,
cured his stammering by having his
Mouth full of pebbles; and many are
the modern orators who have cured
their hoarseness by an occasional dose
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Directors M. Mullen, E. G.. Koch,
VIM. Pfaender and Jos. A. Eckstein
left for St. Paul Monday to attend the
annual meeting of the St. P, n. U. &
S. w. Ry. Co. May the meeting speed
the work of constructing the line.
A Review representative visited the
hot houses of Florist Book last week.
He was surprised to see large number
of flowers in bloom, amongst them be-
ing primroses, daisies ard Hyacinths.
Mr.. Boock takes pride in his establish
ment and is always pleased to show
visitors around,
A change has been made in the run.
ming of passenger trains west Of Tracy.
The passenger that used to run from
Tracy to Redfeld via WATERFOWL now
only runs to Watertown and back,
while the one that ran between Brook
ings and Watertown, how rims through
to Redfeld
The board of public works has re.
ceived the plans for the city water
works. The plans provide for tank,
fifty feet HIGH and mains to be laid on
State and Minnesota Streets between
Third Street South and Fifth Street
North and on Third South and Fifth
North between State and Minnesota. One
Hydrsnt will be placed in each block,
Mr.. Tory Oleson left for Washington,
d. G. Saturday. Before his departure
the teachers of the Pablo Schools pre-.
sented him with a valuable pair of cuff
buttons as token of their friendship.
Although we are sorry to loose Mr.. Ole.
son from amongst our citizens we are
glad to note that he has received a re-
muneratiye position in the Pension De:
partment.
As an evidence of the number o.
people coming in and going out of St
Peter, G. w. Heideman, station agent
at New Ulm, informed us that the pas
senger receipts at the Omaha depo
alone were couple of thousand dol
lars in excess of the entire receipts O
New Ulm. This, with the Northwest
ern receipts, would indicate that twice
as many people come and go from ST
Peter as from our neighbor up the way
Verify we are a hummer of town
ST.. PETER HERALD.