New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-12
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Peter this week.
/ G. 81. Hornburg has finished moving
hissstock andis now comfortably located
in the Sommers building.
Fl. Loheyde has renovated the inter.
Tor Of his store building with new
coat Of paint.
| Charles Roden, a former resident o1
New Ulm, died at Winona, April &c, Of
phthisis palmar.
| We acknowledge the receipt Of cour.
teous invitation to the commencement
exercises of the Albert Lea college
which are held June to IS.
The S. D. Peterson Implement and
Machine company have established a
branch house at Sleepy Eye under the
managg ement of Harrington& Nc Greg
or.
Randolph Ochs, who was married
last week to Miss Frances Ponto at
Faribault, visited friends and relatives
in this city during a portion of the
week.
Henry Robel, of the Mankato Fire
department, was in town Thursday to
let us know what Mankato was going
to do on the Fourth, Well, New Ulm
is going to celebrate a little herself that
day and don't let it slip your memory.
Frank Kuetzing left last Thursday
for northern Nebraska, where he will
visit for a time with relatives and from
there so to the Black Hills in Dakota.
He will be gone between three and four
weeks.
New Ulm people will read with inter-
est that, in the six year class of naval
cadets at the Annapolis schools. Robert
Stocker, New Ulm boy, takes the
lead in standing. Frederick E. Swan
strom, the only other Minnesota boy,
ranks number thirty three.
w. Blauert and Miss Frederick Vo-
gelpohl were married last Friday even
ing at the Lutheran church in this city,
Rev. Albrecht officiating. The young
couple are well known here and have
many friends who will gladly welcome
them 10 the realm of married life.
Some thief at Sleepy Eye last week
stole the flowers off a newly made
grave. Such man, it seems to us,
would have but little hesitancy in steal
ing the nails from the cross, or even in
the dead of night of robbing Calvary of
a Savior.
Prof. Sander, of G. A. College of ST..
Peter, was pleasant caller at this
Office last Wednesday,. He informed
us that he had concluded definite ar
rangements to accept the position of
head of the English department of the
Lutheran college at this place. Mr..
Sander will be valuable acquisition to
the faculty.
At meeting of Company A held
Tuesday evening an election was held
to fill the vacancies caused by the res
ignation OF Lieutenants Hubbard and
Winkelman. Albert Steinhauser was
chosen to the First and John Buschers
TO the Second Lieutenancy and the
staff Of officers is again complete. The
company will be inspected Friday eve
ming and the boys feel confident OF
passing creditable examination.
| Last week farmer, bent on making
clear money at the expense of some.
body else, brought load of hay tc
town, and had it scaled, but before de.
lvering relieved the load OF several
large and heavy rocks. His customer
will probably never know or feel the
difference, but it doesn't reflect much te
the mans credit as schemer, that he
couldn't work his little game without
letting everybody get on to it. He
should've have made it quite so public
George Dellaughter, of the firm of T
Montgomery & Co. of St. Peter, was il
town couple days Of last week, intro
ducing a new composition to be used in
painting, called Oiline, of which he i:
the inventor and on which patent ha.
been applied for. 1t is claimed that il
using this composition a better mixture
is obtained and the cost of painting re
duced nearly one half. It is highly re
commended by the management of the
St. Peter Hospital, where it has beer
used extensively.
| During the rain and thunder storm o
Thursday afternoon tightening strucl
the New Ulm vinegar works and al