New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-16
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Guide.
GEO.J. GRIMM, Agent.


Nos. 1, 2 and Is daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
GEO.J. GRIMM, Agent.
Natural gas has been discovered at
Minnesota Lake, near Mankato.
Attorneys Somerville and Thompson.
of Sleepy Eye, were in the city last
Saturday.
L. E. Fritsche devotes all his time to
the repairing of old and damaged sew
ing machines.
Look out for large new sign at
John F. Neuman's clothing store in q
few days.
The St, Peter Journal has been de-
clared the official paper ofNicollet Coun-
ty for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Jay Gould, of New York, died
from the effects of paralysis Sunday
evening.
Our ice king, Peter Herian, is har-
vesting his annual crop and filing his
ice houses. The butchers and brewers
are also getting in their supply.
John E. Neumann' place of business
has been remodeled, newly stocked,
and presents an inviting appearance
nowadays.
All those desiring copy of the or
iinances enacted after the publication
of the city charter, may be supplied at
the City Clerks Office.
Senator Bowen and Representative
Heidemann were home over Sunday
discussing important topics with their
constituents.
DIR. G. Weschcke, since 1864 the pro.
prietor of the Pioneer Drug Store, has
retired from business, which he has
sold, stock, store and all, to his former
clerk. Mr.. Andrew j. Eckstein.
Winona & St. Peter Land Co.'s Bill
Brown was in the city couple of days
last week trying to figure down
amounts in the tax judgment against
said company.
Railroad Conductor Ed. Subilia tar
ried with local relatives and friends
last Sunday. We are sorry to state thai
he was called to the sick-bed of his
father. ~
The County Superintendent oil
Schools will hereafter be found at the
office of the Register Of Deeds every
Saturday from a. m. to - m. and {
P. N. to 5 p. m.
Mr.. NJ. A. Leary has received a letter
informing him that his little son will be
cured at the orthopaedic institute, the
treatment to continue for four months
and to cost $500. Mrs. Leary will re.
main with him during the time.
It is learned that Hon. Richard A
CASTILLO, of Duluth, has been rendered
by Gov. Merriam the position of insur
ance commissioner, and has notified
the governor of his acceptance of the
office.
A midnight alarm of fire brought ou
the fire department last Tuesday. The
call was promptly answered, but the
fire not being Immediately located
some delay was caused but not enough
to let the fire, which had originated
near the chimney on the roof of the
round-house, gain any Roadway.
A wear and half old child of Mr.. P
Schmitz, of Milford, died last Saturday
of diptheria. This is the second victim
of the disease in the afflicted family
since the last weeks.
Later. Another child, q girl aged
twelve, also fell victim last Sunday.
We heartily condole with the unhappy
family.
Little Frank Baasen came very near
drowning last Wednesday; while skat-
ING on the Minnesota river he broke
through the ice, and had it not been
for the timely assistance of other boys,
who saw him go down, he would I'm.
doubtedly have found q watery
grave. Boys, remember this and take
care hereafter.
The st. Paul & Sioux City Railroad
Co. has commenced proceedings in
Court to have their undivided half in.
terest of lands in Brown and other
Counties partitioned and set off from
the interest of the Winona & ST. Peter
Land Co. in the same lands. and also