New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-11
The old wind mill must 90.

A boy arrived at the home of Anton
1 Schwerzler last Saturday.
VIM. G.. Frank left for Dakota yes.
terday on a tour Of collection. He will
be gone about week.
/ The New Ulm Maenechor contem-
plate giving concert in the near fu-
ture.
There is some probability that Hon.
4 G. X. Davis will be secured to deliver
an address at the Brown County Fair.
NJ. Bingham has moved into the res.
idence, recently occupied by M. Null
len.
DR.. o. G. Stricken has been appoint
ed local surgeon for the Northwestern
road at this place.
Company A received over 800 worth
OF new military goods last Saturday.
The lot consists in blouses and other ac-
coutrements.
Winthrop is anxious TO have the New
Ulm Turnyerein give an exhibition
at the opening Of their new hall in the
near future.
Hugo Fischer arrived in New Ulm
yesterday from Chicago for visit with
his parents. He has just returned from
q trip to Europe.
We have received a copy of the pre-
MUM list of the Murray County Agricul-
tural Society. which holds its fair Sept
ember, rs. 26 and 9th.
| Henry Moll, of st. Peter, was in town
Saturday evening on official business,
that is, he is free to admit that he is
a candidate for post office.
These will take in the State Fair this
week: G. E. Roos, Frank Kuetzing
and family, G. w. Heideman, A. Otto
meyer, August Wagner, II. Mueller,
G. Hellar, Anton Gag, J. Koehler, and
G. Fl. Hornburg and wife.
MI. Grau, travelling statesmen for F.
Madlener of Chicago, was in the city
Sunday and took part in the practice of
the rifle club. He is one of the best
rifle shots in the country and has carried
the honors from many tournament.
His score last Sunday was the best ever
made here and we give it in full. Out
OF possible % at each shot he made
the following, %, "a, %, %, 20, 90, Is,
10, %, and 20 or 81 total of 217 out of a
possible 250.
P. T. Gibbs, of Golden Gate, was in
town Monday in the interest of the Col
den Gate bail club, which is anxious to
play a game with the New Ulm club
during the fair. They have made the
challenge ard it now remains for our
boys to take it up, and get in trim to
make respectable front. Fully two
weeks yet remain to train in and in
that time the club should be able to
putitself in good shape for winning the
game.
L The business buildings on Minnesota
Street were lit up for the first time on
Saturday evening with electricity.
With 50 candle power light 1t makes
pretty appearance. The light is
white and clear and doubly better than
The old kerosine lamp. The 16 candle
lights were for some reason rather dim
but it is thought that when everything
is in good working order at the plant
that the light will be sufficient for most
purposes. The first lighting up was
one of the events of the city and the
street was lined with people anxious to
see the effect.
The editor of the Sleepy Eye Herald
is mad; somebody has been ..vorken
him, or else something has been said
which worries him deeply, and causes
him, in his paper, TO bitterly squirn. It
is always thus. There are certain
things one would rather have unsaid,
and it is annoying to have them put in
print. The truth always bothers a man
when he don't like to hear it and when
it is showed up to him in plain. blunt
words. it robs him of his quiet, and he
tries in vain to get back at the writer.
It's all to no use. Better to busy your
self with dreams, Mr.. Editor, but be-
ware of making them public; there may
be those who car. interpret them.
A representative farmer, of a town.
a good deal nearer to Sleepy Eye than
to New Ulm, was at New Ulm recently
and while gazing at the court house
made the remark that it was a foolish
act indeed for anyone to assist in any
way in moving the county seat from a