New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Court convenes on Tuesday.

Court convenes on Tuesday.
Born, on Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Leibold. a boy.
Jacob Klossner spent the latter part
of last week at St. Paul.
Clifton Holden will not be sentenced
until after the Supreme Court have
acted on the case.
Ernst Werner. OF ST, Paul, well
known in New Ulm, visited friends
here yesterday.
Mis-. Peter Olson Boiled, of West
Newton, was gored by COW on Thurs.
day and the injuries sustained are Of a
serious nature.
The dedication of the new German
Catholic church at St. Peter will be
held December LIST. Archbishop Ireland
will be present.
The little son of Mrs. Hanft, who
swallowed pin some weeks ago, is
very low. His suffering are very pain
full.
G. A. College, at St. Peter, acknowl-
edges an addition to it's library of q
fine set of Johnson's encyclopedias, the
gift of Congressman Lind.
Miss M. Haxel, of Quincy, Ill. a
cousin of Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein, has
taken position in the dry goods store
of G. Baltrusch.
Otto Backer, now in the employ of F.
II. Retzlaff, has been selected as asst
foreman for the basket works and
Christian Filzen as engineer.
A largely attended surprise party at
the home of j. Wiedemann, two miles
from town. was one of the events of
Sunday night. Many from town were
present.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Valley Medical Association will be held
at the Saulpaugh Housea in Mankato,
December 10Th.
The machinery of the basket factory
was put in motion on Monday for a
test. Baskets will not be turned out I'M
til next week.
A son of Mrs. Martha Backer, of
Milford, received severe kick from a
horse on Sunday, which caused painful
injuries. DR.. Schoch was called to
dress the wounds.
Our mills sell bran at SIS per ton and
middling at So. In exchange for 60
pounds of wheat they give "a pounds Of
best flour and bran and shorts proper
tionately per bushol.
The New Ulm mills have up to the
present time received $4,000 bushels of
this years crop, or more than was re-
ceived all last year. This indicates that
we have had an excellent crop and that
New Ulm is an excellent market.
John Lind and Jacob Klossner called
on Coy. Merriam at the capitol on
Thursday and endeavored to interest
him in the granting of a pardon to a
man named Cares, who is serving
sentence at Saltwater for having killed
a man in quarrel in this vicinity some
months ago.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel says that an
effort is being made by that town to Sc
cure a wood pulp mill as there is an
abundance of popple and Eastwood in
that region. Exactly the same and
perhaps better resources for such an in.
dustry are to be found right around
New Ulm and it would be well to inyes.
tigate.
Marriage licenses were granted dur.
ing the week to Anton Baumann and
Clara Hillesheim, Ludrik Janson and
Mary Janson, and to James d. Murphy
and Cecilia McCafferty. The former
couple were married yesterday by Rev.
Berghold. The others were united by
Judge Brandt, the first couple on We'd
nesday and the latter on Monday.
Turner Hall was filled to Overlooking
last Sunday night, the occasion being
the long expected concert by the New
Him Maennerch0r Thneovuho o+tond
ed were not disappointed and the efforts
of the choir were well repaid with ap-
plause. Several months Of training and
culture have put them in excellent trim
and some of the selections were really
pleasing while those of Messrs. Rudolf
phi and Pfeifer are deserving of special
mention. The dance which followed
was nice affair.
Under the new time card the follow
incr frairht troinc will