New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-11


slowly but nicely recovering from thei
recent accident.
A little child Of F. FL Retzlaff dice
! last Thursday night Of scarlet fever
The parents have our sympathy.
. Allie Crone is confined to his room
! with typhoid and malarial fever. He
is quite low. but out of danger.
G.. G. Hanscome, for a short time
editor of the REVIEW, is now connect
ed with the st. Peter Herald, in capa-
city of reporter.
Frank Kuetzing has made Christmas
toys and holiday goods the feature OF
his large ad. for this week, and it will
pay you to readit.
! 4. +. Lamp, an employee of the
Basket Works, was married last week
to Miss Anna S. Jensen, of Brookville,
Redwood county.
GustaYe Rudolph has opened up a
) piano and organ store for the holidays
in the Leibold building, next door to G.
. A. Ottomeyer's.
In another colum will be found the
. proceedings of the city council for this
week. They are interesting and should
receive the attention of everybody.
i August Windhorn was down from
Essig Sunday evening 20 take in ssMut-
tersegen.' Mr.. Windhorn is the new
wheat buyer at that place for the En-
pire Mill Co.
i Keegan Bros. are selling out thei1
stock at Sleepy Eye with the intention
of moving to California. 1t will be two
of its best and most enterprlsing citizens
that the old town loses.
Into the court it will go, saws the
Sleepy Eye Herald, in speaking of
the plans of the removal petitioners.
Well, into the courts then. The re-.
monstrators stand in just as fair way to
knock 'em out there as anywhere.
From latest advices, it is safe to say
that there need no longer be any doubt
as to the proposed brick yards. New
Ulm will secure them and they will EN-.
ploy from $50 to 200 men. Both home
and outside capital will be interested.
Among those from abroad, who were
noticed at the Hall during the produc.
ton of Muttersegen, were Wolfgang
Schmidt, Of Springfield, August
Schwertfeger, of Iberia, and Andrew
Rinke, II. Hartman and family, and
German Fritnor, Of Sleepy Eye.
(. c. H. Dirks left for his home in New
Uim last week. Mr.. Dirks has man
aged Bingham Bros. grain business in
lLamberton for two years past. BY
square dealing and gehtlemanly conduct
he has won the confidence and respect
of all. We hope to see him here again
when another season rolls around
LAMBERToN LEADER.
We had intended this week to give
our readers u few pointers as to where
they might buy their Christmas gifts
and holiday presents, but find 1t unnec-
essary. Almost every place you 60 to
| is stocked with something which is
bound to suit, aud all we can do is to
refer to the special features which are
offered in The advertising columns of
this paper.
| New Ulm is to have Farmers In.
stitute. The managing board, after
much urging, have been.induced to'give
New Ulm dates and the meeting will
surely be held. January -, IA and
10th. three days, will be occupied by
some of the best farm lecturers in the
state in giving out information which
should be missed by no one. Pro
grams of the meetings will be issued
shortly, stating the topics of discussion,
and everybody in New Ulm and as
many from outside. as possibly can,
should make it point to attend. Come
and spend the three days. It will cost
you but little, as the admission to the
institute is absolutely free, and it will
be both instructive and helpful. Re-
member the dates, January IS, IA and
Is, and don't fail to be on hand.
Following the example set by certain
people OF the county IN trying to move
the court house, the people of the Mike
Sturm district in Leavenworth and
Mulligan, are making big attempt at
moving the school house. At present
the building is located.. about half
mile from the centre of the district, and
a regular monkey and parrot time is
being carried on by the contending fac
tons. A meeting was held last week.
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