New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-28
LOG AL NEWS.
SD. Peterson has sold nine complet,

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large quantities. The people eyidentl.
\ don't book on mild winter.
Electric light wires are now bein!
strung on both sides of Minnesot
Street.
Conrad Huebner has treated tn
Washington House to q new coat 0
paint. Its appearance is considerabl.
improved thereby.
The Herald says that Miss Jennie
Kennedy, of ST. Peter, will remove t,
New Ulm to reside with her brothel
Harry.
Adolph G. Schlichting, who has beer
in the business of plumbing and ga:
fitting in this city, will go to st. Pau
this week to accept a position.
The man who could see in his dreams
such a vision as that depicted in the
Sleepy Eye Herald must have been
slightly under the influence
LIE Sueur is being troubled with in.
cendiary fires, the same as bothered
New Ulm a year ago. Its to behoped
that we may escape anything Of the
kind this year.
The dynamo of the electric light
plant arrived yesterday and only a short
time will be occupied in putting it in
position. Electric light in a few days
Think of it,
These went to Milwaukee on the
Sunday morning special: Francis Raa.
sen and daughter Lou, Jacob Klossner,
Henry Behnke, Mrs. Eibner and Mrs
Burg.
Among the hunters that have beer
seeking game in these regions during
the past week are Chas. Hauser anc
| DR.. Shimonek, of st. Paul, and Messrs
Hellman and Wellman, of Chicago,
nephews of A. Hellman of this city.
| If it were not for an occasional rair
to settle the dust, the condition of our
streets at present would be killing. A:
it is it is almost unbearable and il
should be seen to that next year diffel
from the present in this respect.
Dr.. j.. McKown, of Albany, New
York, is spending the hunting season
in these parts. He is out on one of hi
annual sporting tours and intends tt
put in couple of weeks in this vicini
ty.
The Springfield Advance has changed
hands, P. L. Barron selling his interest
to Fred Wright of that town. The new
editor starts out well and we wish hin
a continuance of his success. The pa
per will be an independent sheet, fire.
from party politics.
Rev Schulz, of Wisconsin, has bee
called to the pastorate Of the nev
Evangelical church congregation of thi
city Their meetings will be held i
the old school building in German Par
Mr.. Schulz was at one time a residen
here.
Mr.. N. Anderson, of Burnstown, wa
in town the latter part of the wee
soliciting subscriptions to new churc
to be built at that place. His collection
in New Ulm footed up neat littl
sum and will be quite a lift to tn
builders
The Hunters picnic ut Hunters Res
last Sunday afternoon was a very sue
cessful and pleasant affair. A hug
feast was served from II to 5 o'clocl
and although chickens have been yer,
scarce the hunters had secured enough
to satisfy the very latest visitors. AL
who were present will wish for a SINH
lar return.
Information has been received from
the head of the mail service at st. Pau
that commencing with Monday, Sept.
mail pouches will be exchanged at thi
place by the 6 o'clock freight. Thi
will give us eastern mail in tie morn
ing whereas it is not now received til
5 in the afternoon. 1t is an improve
ment that will be appreciated
An elixir of the Brown-sequard kin,
could be used to very good advantag
in putting spirit into some of tn
schemes for establishing new enterprise.
in this town, which have been agitatee
here for the past two months. Til
brickyard and pottery boom was short
lived indeed and unfortunately so.
! little of the right kind of attention
might give it another start and accom-
pIish the right end.
/ Prof. B. w. Boenisch, principal {
the st. Paul German-American Institute
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