New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20
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Winona 4 St. Peters &
GEO.J. GRIMM, Agent.
Brust s. Graft call affection to theil
ladies crusher hats.


Brust s. Graft call affection to their
ladies crusher hats.
Mr.: Aug. Him.. of CORTLAND, was a
caller at the Review Office Thursday.
At the election held last Tuesday. the
town of Window voted no license.
In calm sea every man is a pilot
In clothing Theo. Crone is the leader.
Mr.. Melges has decided to open a
bakery in his building in the first ward /.
The Sportsmen's Club met Sunday
and organized squad for rifle practice
A. j. Alvin will remove with his
family from ST. Paul to New Ulm next
week.
Herman Engelbert. who is manager
Of the Mankato Mattress Co., was in
the city several days LAST week.
Chas. Crone and Chas. Baltrusch re-
port the arrival of son in their family.
The first one was made happy Wednes-
day, the second Friday.
Peter Mertz came down from Prairie
vile Monday. and assisted some Of his
friends in taking out their citizens
papers.
Friday Mrs. E. Schmid celebrated
her birthday and at the same time her
twenty fifth anniversary as a profess
sional midwife
Property owners should see that their
lots and adjoining alleys are cleaned at
once, otherwise they may expect visit
from the health officer
The teachers meeting, which was to
have been held here Saturday. was adj
journed to Saturday April 13 The at.
tendance was too small to warrant a
meeting.
At the town election of CORTLAND it
was voted to build town hall 20 by 40
this summer. The amount allowed is
$3.50. The building will be erected on
the west side of CORTLAND Station.
F. Burg has received an order, for
five thousand cigars. from firm in
Spokane Falls, w. I. The fame of
Burg's Billiards spreads westward with
civilization. e.a..
Messrs. Gilman and Slocum, cattle
kings, were in the city Saturday trying
TO get Il corner on the market They
failed because Chas, Stuebe had pur-
chased all in sight.
We are sorry to learn that Senator
Bowens health is not of the best. Too
close attention to legislative duties is
the cause He has been confined to his
room several times during the last few
weeks.
ST. Patrick day passed off without
a parade. Judging from the number
of green ribbons worn that day one
fourth Of New Ulms population are
irish descent.
DR.. L. G. Bell, dentist, has opened
an office in the Meridian Block, in the
rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Nc.
Fadden. Mr.. Bell isa young man, con-
versant with the duties of his profession
and comes we'll recommended:
Mrs. Nieiz, OF St. Peter, died after
lingering illness Monday morning.
Mrs Vielz had many friends in New
Ulm. She was related to Mr. Matheis
OF this Mueller place and Mr.. Drummer
ofWest Newton.
According to the report of the insur-
ance commissioners the New ,Ulm fire
department Will receive S1SS.77 as its
proportion of the tax on S17.S64.29 of
premiums received by the companies
from this city. The Sleepy Eye depart.
mont will receive $74-4O; that city have
paid Sc. 722 So in premiums to insurance
companies.
VIM. II. Bonnie, formerly of this
place, now doing business in Spokane
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Falls, Washington territory, writes that
immigration is pouring in there in a
continuous stream. and although the
city is improving rapidly. the streets
are lined with idle laborers looking for
work. There is also more or less dis
tress among immigrants.-LE SUEUR
SENTINEL.
Last week Mr.. r. Pfefferle received
letter from Father Berghold, dated
Brindisi, Italy, February p. Father
Bergold writes that he would leave
Italy, in a few days, for a visit to the
holy land. He is enamored with the eli
mate of Italy but aches for a few days
of Minnesota weather. So far he has had