New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-19
G. q. Hagberg attended court at st.
Peter during a portion of the week.

July 9Th.
Rudolph Paschke, of Fairfax, and
Mrs. Jos. Newman, oil Gibbon, are un-
der the care of physicians at ST. Alexan-
der's Hospital.
Lake Hanska intends to celebrate the
Fourth this year and the old Fort Hill
will be made to ring with patriotism as
never before.
At the annual meeting Of the State
Pharmaceutical Association, held at St
Paul last week, Charles L. Roos, of this
city, was reelected treasurer.
The Winthrop News says that August
Meyer, of New Ulm, has rented build.
ing in that place and will open up q
jewelry store. this week.
Last week, Chas. Stuebe bought of
VIM. Pell, of st. Peter. thirty-six steers
that are said to DE the finest ever raised
in Nicollet county. Mr.. Stuebe shipped
them to St. Paul on Thursday.
End. Amman, who has been in Wash
ington Territory for some time, re-
turned to New Ulm last week, evidently
pleased with that western country. He
will move his family thither shortly.
William Schroeder, of Redwood
County, and Wilhelm Kosanke, of New
Ulm, were the only couple to whom q
marriage license was granted during
the week.
Ninety one horses were auctioned
off at the De Graft stock sale ut James
vile last week, bringing total of $45.
600. The sale was one of the largest
ever held in the state.
Mrs. Adolph Schell and family, of
Tracy, are the guests of friends and re-
latives in this city. They will remain
here until Mr.. Schell has settled up his
business affairs at Tracy, when they will
leave for California.
DR.. Dodge, of LIE Sueur, and DR.. D.
B. Collins, Of St. Peter, came up on the
Thursday evening train to interview
Congressman Lind relative to the es-
Enlistment of a pension board at LIE
Sueur.
Jacob Klossner left early Thursday
morning with drove of sixteen horses
for Dakota. He drove them as far as
Buffalo Lake and from there shipped
them to their destination. Mr.. Klossner
returned home last evening.
A party of St. Peter people, consisting
Of Philip Dick, G. F. johnson, John Pet
erson and Judge Gresham came up last
Tuesday evening and were closeted for
a short time with Congressman Lind.
They assured US however that there was
nothing political in their visit.
The Western Conference of Congre-
gational Churches was held at Sleepy
Eye, Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week. Rev. and Mrs. Nobis, Mrs. C..
H. Ross, Mrs. Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson, Mrs. Mowry and the Misses
Fay and Behnke attended as delegates
from this city.
The shot gun club have no great rea.
son to be ashamed of their record at the
Sunday morning shot. Fourteen single
birds were shot at with the following
scores: Roth 10, G. Hauenstein 10
Schmid 9, Fischer 9, Bogen 8, Frank s,
Hagberg Z, Gabriel 5. j. Hauenstein S.
This is quite an improvement on pre-.
vious efforts.
t. S. Wright, alias Davis. Brown:
Steele, Griffith ETC., the bogus post of.
fee inspector, who was arrested here
on complaint Of Mr.. Lind and who was
taken to St. Paul for trial, was given a
preliminary hearing before the U. S.
Commissioner on Monday of last week
week. After the examination of several
witnesses, in which the crook did his owl
cross questioning and. in which he i
said to have generally come out on top,
the case was continued to June 10. Ii
is considered very doubtful whethe,
they will be able to make out a case
against him.
We had supposed that the scheme Of
the great English syndicate, which pro.
posed to monopolize the brewing indus.
ktry Of this country, has fallen through,
but to all appearances they are still
making overtures. The proprietor o1
one Of the leading breweries of New
Ulm is in receipt of a recent letter from
the company asking him if he would be
willing to dispose Of his establishment
and also asking him to set figures. We
do not know that the brewer in question
has given them any satisfaction, but it