New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-02
Louis Palmer has farm Tor sale; see

Louis Palmer has farm for sale; see
his ad.
g. Stuebe ships four carloads of
cattle to Iowa tomorrow.
Our news-boy expresses his thanks
for kind New Years donations.
Conrad Mol, Of Home, paid US a
pleasant visit this morning.
Albert Bebnke takes charge of the
express department in this city after
this.
Palmer Bros. bought the Priegel ho-
tel business at Fairfax and will assume
charge May LIST.
i. E. Fritsche deYotes all his time to
the repairing Of old and damaged sew
ing machines.
Did you ever see the improved Singer
Sewing machine? It's perfect and sold
very cheap by Frank Retzlaff.
The City Council held its regular SEES
sion yesterday enening; full proceed
ings next week.
w. T. Sherman, of Lone Tree Lake,
was pleasant caller at the Review of
fee to-day.
Village Treasurer Winkelmann, Of
Springfield, was in the city since last
Saturday.
Mr.. H. Kiesling and wife, of Win
throp, participated in the Sylvester ball
at Turner Hall.
Union Hall was as usual crowded to
the utmost on the occasion of the last
ball.
In the history of New Ulm the warm
and delightful first day of 1889 will be
recorded in red letters.
The many relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schapekahm were en-
(tertained very pleasantly yesterday eve
ming.
DR.. G. Weschcke has resigned his po-
sition as Mayor of the city out OF con-
sideration for his health, which has not
been the best for some time.
Mr.. Frank Goetsche has gone into the
hardware business with I'll. j. Hanson,
OF Sleepy Eye, as partner; the new firm
is a strong one and success cannot fail.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of seven year old son ofPeter Schmitz,
of Milford, who succumbed to an attack
of diptheria this morning.
During Christmas week but two mar
riage licenses, Henry Schwartz to Jo-
hanna Holl, and G. w. Parsons to
Christina Myers were granted.
The Sons of Herman will have q
grand celebration at Union Hall next
Sunday, and we are confident that all
visitors will be well pleased.
A reporter of the Review had occa.
sien to visit CORTLAND, and while there,
visited the points of interest about town,
gaining favorable impression of the
business enterprise Of the thrifty COM
munity. Among the local stores may
be mentioned the general merchandise
of Messrs. J. I. Bowen
and G. w. Schlottmann, who are pros
pering; and F. Espenson, the boot and
shoe dealer, as well as the harness
maker, w. A. Gerboth, are conducting
a like substantial business.
Ofgreat interest was the visit to the
wellknown DotY farm where G.
Fricke, former citizen here, looks after
the full blooded cattle and swine. Mr..
Doty has quite stock Of these valuable
animals and every one interested in
stock raising may gain much benefit by
calling on him.
Postmaster Bobsin, who still manages
a general store, reports the state of af-
fairs as satisfactory.
THE COURTHOUSE
QUESTION.
We have received the following com
munication:
EDITOR REvIEW:-As a resident OF
the town of Cottonwood, I should be
pleased to have you answer in your pa.
per few questions relating to the new
courthouse. I have been told that
special legislation is needed to complete
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