New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-07
Tires hing commenced at George
Schneider's place Monday, e's

Threshing commenced at Georg
Schneider place Monday, s
A case Of measles is reported at tn
home OF Albert Wagner. A little DO,
is afflicted with the disease.
The city band will postpone theil
park concert from Saturday to Tuesday
Ieyening.
Note Fred Hauenstein's new al il
another column. It will pay you te
observe it carefully
Unclaimed letters lie at the post Office
addressed to Line Dauer, d. NJ Hale,
Pres. A Alwort, Bud Denis, and Phil.
ip Petermann.
The rifiers at their weekly shoot stood
as follows: John B. Schmid. John
Schapekahm, John Lila, John Hauen.
stein, and q. Brandt.
! Another week has passed without the
issuance of single marriage license.
Evidently the harvest season is not a
matrimonial one.
Lyman Fuller, of Lamberton. visited
old friends in the city during the week.
On Monday he started for New York
where he will spend some time in visit
ing relatives and old aquaintances.
The Amateur Dramatic Company, of
New Ulm, have gone on the road and
will remain this season.-ST. PETER
JOURNAL.
It's a mistake.
The Edwin Barbour company COM
menced their second engagement in
this city at Union Hall on Sunday even
ing, presenting for the first time .sThe
Hidden Hand to a good and apprecia-
tive audience They remain during the
entire week.
In couple of months Rev. Berghold
will place before the public a couple of
books which he has been writing since
his return from Europe. One is based
on his recent travels throughout the old
world and the other is history Of the
Great Indian Massacre. Both will be
watched for with interest by the public.
Our mills are paying rs cents per
bushel for new wheat. Wewould again
caution the farmers against mixing last
years wheat with the new, as they
may rest assured that it will be rejected.
Il is an easy matter to detect the poor
grain OF last year from that of this and
none of it will be taken.
Ihe picnic to be given by the city
band at Herman's Park next Sunday,
promises to be very pleasant affair.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds and among the amusements
will be prize bowling, target shooting
and the like. In case of inclement
weather the picnic will be postponed to
the Is.
1t. Steinhauser has received a letter
from Col. Bobleter, asking that Com
pany A be represented at the military
drill at the State Fair. AS large
number OF the boys will be unable to
get off during that, the busiest season
of the year, it isn't probable that the
Company will go, but the matter will
be talked up and if they should con-
Z
clude 10 attend, frequent drills will be
had to put them in trim, for competi-
ton.
A large number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Petry gathered at their resi-
dence on Monday evening to witness
the opening of a night-blooming GER
Gus bud. The Hover was a beautiful
one and an unusually large specimen.
The plant promises more like it and
there will be many who will be anxious
to see this strange but beautiful flower.
which blooms once in seven years for
| only few hours of the night and then
closes forever.
( The commendable enterprise of the
business men in securing for New Ulm
so rare q treat as a concert by such an
organization as the Swedish Ladies
! Concert Company, should not 90 unre-
Warded. The entertainment that thew
will give here will excel anything yet
presented here and will be ofthe high
est merit. The singers are the favor
ties OF the music loving people in every
town they have visited and this alone
should be enough to warrant them a
good reception with New Ulm people.
Let everybody turn out and see that
the citizens who have guaranteed them
aFlarge sum are nothing out.
/ 1t is SO frequent an occurrence in
elections nowadays for some party tc
raise the cry of fraud that il has come