New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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Paul Voss has accepted position in
the Empire Mill.
Brust & Graft have decided not to
open the branch store at Springfield.
T. Mueller and T. Crone shot 20
chickens near Swan Lake in one day
last week.
Ferdinand Grebe and Hugo Yedder
left for St. Louis last Thursday to ac-
cept of employment.
DR.. Scott Searles, who is we'll known
in New Ulm, has located in Lakefeld,
Jackson County, this state.
Prof. j. HOLINESS, the new member
of the DR.. Martin Luther College facul-
ty, arrived last week from St. Louis.
Miss Laura Kennedy, a sister Of II.
S. Kennedy of this city, has been elect
ed principal of one of the St. Peter
schools.
We acknowledge with thanks the re-
ceipt of complimentary ticket to the
Sibley County Fair which is. to be held
at Arlington, September Is, 16 and II.
A son of Herman Albrecht, of Mil.
ford, was kicked by horse on Friday
and as a result is suffering from a
broken leg. The boy is fourteen years
of age.
The Democrats of New Ulm will hold
| a caucus at Turner Hall tomorrow ev-
ening to elect fourteen delegates to the
| county convention which meets at Slee-
Ply Eye on Frid y.
Henry Vedder will supply his barber
shop with bath rooms as soon as the
council grants him permission. Rich.
ter & Sons haye already been given the
contract to furnish the rooms.
The Redwood Reveille asks for the
names of the standing senatorial district
committee. They are S. D. Peterson,
and W. w. Smith, of Brown County,
and Fred L. Warner, of Redwood.
At the annual re- union of the Mime
| sofa First Battery in Winona last week,
Col. Pfaender, of this city, was elected
| president It was also decided to hold
the next reunion at St. Paul during
| the State Fair in 1891.
DR.. J. S. Schrader, a classmate of
Drs. Stricken, Schoch and Rothenburg,
has located at Fairfax. He at one time
spent several weeks in New Ulm with a
view of locating here, and is we'll
known to many of our citizens.
The following from abroad attended
the Reim-Limbach wedding last Thurs
day: W. E. REIN and wife, of Still
water, F. c. Thompson and wife, of
Sleepy Eye, F. w. Uhlhorn and wife, of
St. James, F. Hachbarth, of Nicollet,
Mrs. Rankin and son, of Mason Co.,
III. and Julius Rein, of St. Paul.
E. A. Tharnish, the young man, who
in company with a Minneapolis man
named Moulton roped in couple OF
our citizens last spring on a foot race,
was registered at the Merchants Hotel
in St. Paul few days ago as F. A.
Tharnish of New Ulm. The gall OF
this young scamp is something won.
derful. Wonder he hasn't the cheek to
come to New Ulm to visit his friends.
The New Ulm Elevator Company re.
ceived its first shipment of fax last
Thursday. The old Van Dusen elevat.
or has been fitted up with new machin.
cry for cleaning flax, and all of that grain
that is bought by the company west of
New Ulm will be cleaned here before be-
ing shipped for the Chicago market. We
are told that the company will buy and
clean at New Ulm from $4,000 to 1OO,.
600 bushels of flax the coming winter.
Col. j. c. Donahower, United States
m arshal for Minnesota, was in the CITY
Wednesday evening for the purpose OF
ordering Isodor Haas to appear before
the United States Commissioner at St.
Paul on some charge preferred by the
late deputy revenue collector relative
to the revenue license. Col. Donahow-
er was in early years resident of New
Ulm and his time between trains was
pleasantly spent in renewing old ac-
quaintances.
George Schrader, boy only six years
OF age, whose parents live near the hos
pital, was run over bya threshing ma
chine last Wednesday afternoon and
nearly killed, The machine had been
stopped in front of his home and in
company with other boys he climbed
onto the tongue of the separator. When
it was again started he was thrown ur-
der the machine and four wheels ran
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