New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-27

Henry Kiesling, of Winthrop, was in
town Sunday
Frank Peuser went to st. Paul for a
visit last Wednesday.
In a calm sea every man is a pilot.
In clothing Theo. Crone is the leader.
Henry Laudenschlaege repairs all
kinds of Sewing Machines perfect and
cheap. Au. %.
Julius Guetling is putting good i'm
proyement on his house in the shape of
q second story.
Mr.. Henry Behnke returned last sa-
turday after a pleasant weeks visit to
the twin cities.
Mr.. G. w. Bobcock, one of the pro-
prietors of the Kasota quarries, had bus
mess in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Alvin arrived
from ST. Paul last Saturday and will re
side in this city during the summer at
least.
George D. Emery, Municipal Court
Judge of Minneapolis had business of q
legal nature before Judge Webber yes
terday.
Sheriff Schmid left Sunday evening
for Little Falls, Morrison County to get
the horse belonging to Louis Poehler, of
CORTLAND.
You will surely want some curtains
this spring. 60 not forget that Chas.
Wagner keeps an elegant line of such
goods, at low prices.
Mr.. Peter Rotering, of Minneapolis,
is at present in Washington Territory,
looking up the many advantages that
is claimed by that famous section.
+. G. Gley was in the city last week
and informed us that he will remain
in Young America and act as manager
OF the general merchandise business of
VIM. F. Doeltz.
j. \. Enander, appointed Minister
to Denmark is an editor of Chicago
paper. He did good work in this 10
cality last fall for the Republican party
and has received his reward for it.
Mr. Crook, of the Westinghouse Elec.
trio Light Company of Pittsburgh,
Penn, was in the city the latter part Of
the week laying the interests of his firm
before the members of the city council.
1t may be little early yet, to talk
about it but the sooner back-yards and
alleys are cleaned up and the rubbish
removed from them, the cleaner and
healthier the city will be.
1t has become quite generally known
that change is to be made in the man
agement of the Dakota House. MIR
Adolph Setter, now in charge, expects
to make trip about May 1st to Wash
ington Territory after which time Mrs
Setter will assume the duties as land
lady of that popular hotel.
Mr.. Gus. Ottomeyer, the gepia
young gentleman who has had charge
of F. Kuetzing's store during the win
ter, has resigned his position and re
turned to his home at New Ulm. He
leaves many friends who wish him sue
cess in whatever he may undertake.
WINTHROP News.
/ Messrs. PAIL, E. G. Koch and VIM
] Pfaender did effective work for the
Bond business in Milford SUNDAY. The
meeting was held at the house of MIR
Kroshel. Sleepy Eye was also repre-.
sented, but the silence of its delegates
was a noticeable part of the pro
gramme. If silence gives consent. the
bonds will carry big in Milford.
Mr.. George Grimm while taking a
ride on the tender of an engine Monday
to Milford had the misfortune to step
into the water-hole by the cover of il
! slipping up and letting his leg down
From the knee down it was badly
scraped by the sheet iron rim surround,
ing the hole and now it is carried il
bandages and is a painful member,
Sheriff Schmid came home from Still
water and Minneapolis Sunday morn
ing after seeing the hanging of the
Barrett boys. Everything passed of
quietly at the jail and as only sherifs,
reporters and some doctors were adj.
mitted to the Jail yard, those present
saw to advantage all there was to be
seen. Mr.. Schmid has piece of the
i ,sr,, lot Il & Z