New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18
LOCAL NEWS.

We are pleased to announce that on
Friday it trained.
Revenue Collector Lamberton was in
town Friday.
Rev. Nobis has moved into the Lei
bold residence on German street.
New Ulm is soon to have a new tin
shop.
Chas. Stuebe last Friday shipped five
carloads OF cattle to Pierre, Dakota.
Frank Whitney contemplates going
into the mercantile business at Spring
field.
A couple of Italian musicians did the
town last Wednesday. They were bet
ter than the average and played nicely.
Andrew Otterholm has removed with
his family to Gibbon. Lieut.. Hubbard
will occupy his residence in this city.
Miss Emily Schneider, who has been
very low with typhoid fever for the past
month, is slowly improving.
We are informed that someone is
about to act on our suggestion, relative
to the running of a stage line between
here and Winthrop.
Geo. Frey will enter his trotting horse
in the races of the Nicollet County Fair
at St. Peter, next Saturday.
P. V. Collins, of the St. Peter Tri-
bune, was in town Friday in connection
with his suit against Bowen, ct. al.
The State board Of equalization at
their session last week decided to raise
the merchandise valuation of Brown
County Is per cent.
Among others who attended the State
Fair were A. I. Behnke, G. Frey, Chas.
Brust, F. W. Hauenstein, and Otto
Schell.
Boiler Inspector Bison is making his
annual tour of Brown County this week.
He says there are from so to Is boilers
in the county TO be inspected.
Charity Lodge No. SO, A. F. and A.
NJ, of this city, will resume labors next
Tuesday evening, the Oath. Meeting
will be called promptly at .7:3O o'clock.
Last Saturday was the day Oh which
the Sleepy Eye boomers started out
with their second petition and on last
Saturday it rained. Is there anything
gloomily significant in that?
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, of Blue Earth
county, spent few days of last week
with the family of B. F. Weber. They
returned on Friday accompanied by
Mrs. Weber, who will visit at Good
Thunder.
Mrs. August Wagner returned last
Friday from her home at Cleveland,
Ohio, whittier she was called by the ill
ness of Ter mother. Her mother &C.
companied her to New Ulm, with in
tent Of making this her future home.
Hon. John Lind went to Minneapolis
Saturday to address Swedish gather.
ing. The day was the 251st anniversary
of the landing in this country of the
first Swedish colony and was COM
memorated by celebrations all over the
land.
The Eagle Roller Mills, OF this city,
carried off the first prize at the Iowa
State Fair at Des Moines for the best ex-
hibit Of patent flour. This is y note.
worthy fact, since the mills here have
been unable to secure anything but poor
class Of wheat during the winter and as
a consequence the grade of flour has
not been of the best. But with the new
spring wheat the old time reputation Of
our mills for making the very best
will be restored and they will be en-.
abled to compete with anything.
The secretary Of the board of trade is
in receipt of a letter from an eastern
firm, asking what inducements New
Ulm would be apt to give towards the
erection of a wooden pail mandatory.
He also inquiries as to our shipping faci.
lities, the enterprise of our men, and
the facilities for carrying on such an
establishment. All these we possess in
abundance and we hope that the board
of trade will gee tit to let them know it.
In such propositions as this there is al.
ways chance to make the best ofthem
and start a boom. A small bonus might
go q good ways and conld be raised
with little trouble. Don't let the op.
portunity slip.
The following Of interestto New Ulm
appears in the Mankato Daily Free
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