New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02

story storage building is completed
The walls will be up by November 1st
; Is there sidewalk inspector in New
Ulm? If so, we would like to know hi.
name and address. He might be Civ
en- some pointers.
The Dakota House Office is now Lit te
excellent advantage with chandelier
of electric lamps. The effect in all OF
the stores would be better were they to
use chandeliers instead of single lamps.
j VIM. Pfsterer has gone to Philadel.
| phia to take course of one term in
the medical college OF the Pennsylva
MIA University This will end his stud.
les and he expects to come ont a thor
ough NJ. D.
/ Rev. Preine, of this city, was chosen
rs presiding elder Of this District at the
Conference of German Methodists st
Faribault las. week. The honor is one
that Mr.. Preine is well able to fill and
bis friends and congregation here,
though they regret his departure from
his present field, will be glad of his adj
vancement. He leaves this week for
Faribault.
The pickpocket, who was chased out
of town by Sheriff Schmid during the
Fair, has been captured at Mankato. It
appears that from here he had gone
towards Swan Lake and had worked
for couple of days with threshing
crew on the place of one Windhorn.
AS he was without hat, some suspi-
cion was aroused and when he went to
Mankato he was followed by some OF
/ the crew and pointed out to the sheriff.
He was arrested and it has turned out
that he is not only a pickpocket but a
a horse thief and house breaker upon
whom there is a reward of $500.
AS will be seen from notice in an
other column, a stage line has beer
started in. this city, which, commenc.
ing with next Monday, will make three
trips week to Winthrop to connec,
with the Minneapolis & St. Louis and
for the accommodation of other travellers
Monday, Thursday and Saturday have
been selected as the most satisfactory
days for running the line, but the OBJ
ject of the company is to make it dai
ly stage before long. The charges fol
a ride to Winthrop have been placed al
5 low figure aud we have no doubt bu
| that the move will meet with success.
The basket factory is 60, and insid,
of six weeks the company will be plac
= ing their goods upon the market. A
$ the meeting last Tuesday evening, ar
: ticles of incorporation were drawn VI
and signed, which appear in anothe
t column OF this weeks Review. Chas
. Wagner was elected president, G. [
e Roos, secretary and o. G.. Stricken
; treasurer. The sight for the works, a
previously stated, will be on the eas
side of the railroad track below tn
vinegar works. The ground has bee
surveyed and staked off, and work wi
:, commence on the building at once. Th
machinery is already ordered and wi
be ready to place as soon as the builc
ing is finished. Infve or six week
all will be in running order.
Among the objections, raised to on
plea for new railroad last week. wa
one to the effect that it was dom
the Northwestern huge injustice t
u expect that they could do better BY Ne,
. Ulm than they are doing at presen
= and that for that reason it is useless t
kick. Well, we agree that it would b
q useless - yes, more than useless -
I the only result to be hoped for from til
u exertion would be better treatment frol
IS the hands of a railroad corporation ths
has monopoly Of the trade of til
: town. But that we don't expect, an
d our kick isn't in that direction.
|. is meU railroad that we war
b and that we must have. If th
@ Northwestern folks are not in positio
l. to give New Ulm people what the
want, that is no reason why the latte
r. should sit back and sympathize wit
:, them in their inability to do SO. OF cours
r they have connections east of here tbs
). must be tended to, and it would be
s. move on their part, that no one woul
look for, were they to change these t
suit New Jim. In fact it would be t
their disadvantage to do SO. rs long a
: there was no compe tition to compe
them to such an action. Their connee
J tons at Chicago are necessarily pars
mount and furnish excellent excuse fo
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