New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-02
Work has again been commenced On


Work has again been commenced On
the water tower.
/ The well in German Park has reached
the depth Of 1875 feet.
See what Chas. Wagner and Frank
Kuetzing have to say this week.
Special Easter services will be held
at the Congregational church next Sun
day.
The S. D. Peterson Implement Go,
intend to open branch Office at Spring
field.
Chas. Silverson arrived in New Ulm
Saturday evening. He has been gone
Dearly three months.
The Scandinavian ball at Schmuck.
er's hall on Saturday evening was well
attended, but mostly by people from
town.
A laughable comedy, entitled ''Del
I ZugVogel,' will be presented by mem
! bers of the Turnverein in a couple Of
weeks.
Theodore Klippstein last week sold
a piece of land, consisting of eight
acres. close to town, to F. Aufderheide
for $3.50.
Carl Weschke graduated from the
Madison University last week. a full
f1edged pharmacist. He is now at his
home in New Ulm.
| j. B. schmid has sold his property in
Sleepy Eye to Rev. A. Berghold fol
$4,000. Mr.. Schmid will move to
Springfield about the middle of this
month.
The marriage of Miss Emma Hueb.
ner, daughter of Conrad Huebner, Of
this city, to Julius r. Meyers, of SeY.
mour, Wis.,, is announced for the 9Th Of
May.
Ernst Pfeifer, having rendered his
resignation as night watch, will return
to the business of painting and calci.
mining. Note his advertisement in an.
other column.
Surprise parties were rendered to Mr.
and Mrs. Kiesling at their home or
Minnesota Street on Saturday evening
and to Miss Rosie Flor on Sunday,
Both were pleasant affairs.
It has been limited that, if the Mason
ic Lodge conclude to rent the upper
floor as hall, Mr.. Boesch will make
his proposed building a three story
structure, with the best of accomoda
tions.
John Aftermath, one of the old settler.
of the county, died at his home il
Leavenworth last Thursday morning a
the age of rs. He had been residen
there for over twenty-four years ant
was we'll known to many of our Older
people.
! Nothing new has developed in tn,
building schemes referred to in the las
issue of the Review. Mr.. Hummel ant
! Mr.. Boesch will each erect separat,
; buildings, but Mr.. Maltzahn is still un
decided. 1t is only to be regretted tina
he does not find it convenient to unit
with the others in erecting the fines
block in the city.
The contract for furnishing materia
and building the Catholic church wa
let on Saturday to Casimir Ochs 70
: $14,025 This includes the carpentr
and mason work above the Pounds
, ton, or in other words the putting q
) the structure under roof. The outsid
walls are to be Of fine pressed brio
and the shingles are all to be dipped i
paint The contract calls for compile
ton by the 10Th of October.
' The Adjutant General has issue
commissions to Albert Steinhauser a
. ! wi oesAa "a SVAAPoAy "A, VI LulS CITY, !
August Conrad as first lieutenant (
Company II, of Blue Earth City, to
B. Collins, of St. Peter, as surgeon wit
the rank of major, and to Arthur "
Allen as first assistant surgeon wit
rank of lieutenant. DR.. Skinner, {
st. Peter, has also been offered the pt
sition of second assistant surgeon.
5 The last quarterly meeting of th
Agricultural Society for the Distribute
of seeds and the discussion of geners
farm matters received the attention {
most of the members and iva
we'll attended. AS q general rul
the quarterly meetings heretofore hav
been poorly looked after, and thi
against the interests of the society
There is much to be learned in thu
getting together and listening to paper
m tNnica and fha discussion If rnoftoY