New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-26

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/ Bernadotte viii celebrate the Fonrrf
with q picnic
King & Franklin's Circus viii be here
on the 9th.
| Theo. Crone viii go on the road next
Monday as salesman for the New Ulm
negar wviorks.
| The park concerts of the city band
viii hereafter be held on Friday instead
of Saturday evening.
An infant child of II. Bachman died
Monday morning. The child was only
q week old.
Solomon Lind is still very low and
few hopes are entertained for his re-
covery.
All our correspondents nave appar-
emily gone fishing this week. Reports
from none of our neihg boring towns
are forthcoming.
jerry Reardon and Christian Goreis
are said to have left on Monday for a
pleasure trip in the western country,
during their vacation.
Read Chas. T. Roos' fireworks ad.
It IS time to prepare for the 4th now
and Roos is headquarters for such
goods.
County treasurer Burg, who attended
the meeting of the STATED Turner Societies
at ST. Paul, is again at his post in the
court house.
Let everybody turn out on Tuesday
and vote for the issuance of bonds.
Let the vote be large and decided
one.
The board of equalization has been in
session since Monday. Don't be sur
prised if your assessment isn't just
what you expected.
The street sprinkler, who busted him
self all of Sunday evening with soaking
the streets, deserves credit for his en-
terprise even If the rain of the next day
made it all useless waste of labor.
Mr.. Gruenenfelder, who lives just
across the river in NicolIet county. is
confined to his bed with strangled her
mia. He is very low at present and his
recovery is unlocked for.
Tie Eagle Roller Mills will shut
down about the 18th of July for repairs.
Boilers and new machinery will be put
in and the mill will he closed about
three weeks.
The appeal of the Winona and St.
Peter Land Company, to have the judge
ment AGAINST their lands in Brown cozn-
ty modified, was given hearing before
the supreme court on Monday.
Ernst Hers and Miss Francis Mueller
left with the class last Thursday to at
tend the Cincinnati funniest, after
which they propose to take course in
the Indianapolis Turnlehrer Seminary.
At the district meeting of the Turner
Societies of Minnesota, which was held
at st. Paul last week, New Ulm was
again selected as Bezirks-V orort; the
next State funniest will take place at
Duluth in 1890.
Wright, the post Office inspector, has
been identified as William A. Bell, an ex-
convict of the Wisconsin penitentiary.
In Wisconsin he was caught imperso-
mating an internal revenue. collector, I'M
der the name of Thorpe.
Several promotions were made among
the members Of Company a, while q,
camp the past week Corp. Herman
kuehnel was made sergeant and Priv
ates Paul Albrecht, w Julius, w. j.
Scheid erich, r. Wilbrecht, G. koehIer.
and Geo. Graf. corporals
The State Eight Hour League are ar
ranging for grand industrial ceIebra-
ton to be held at the state fair grounds
July 18th. The object of the display is
to give prominence to the prevailing
sentiment in favor of eight hours among
all branches of organized labor.
We are in receipt of the annual eata.
logue of the State University with the
announcements for the year 1sS9-90
The university is an institution that the
| people of state have reason to be proud
OF, and is fast pushing to the front rank
of schools OF learning.
By new arrangement which took eff.