New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Gjergend Simmons will speak to Lin

Mrs. G. L. Roos will leave for Cali
fornla the first of next month.
Ben Juni is delivering nursery goods
for the L. L.sMay Nursery Co. Of ST.
Paul.
W. A. Hubbard is up in Dakota, col
Letting for the S. D. Peterson nipple.
ment Co.
Revs. Albrecht, Hoyer and Schallel
left for New Prague on Monday to at.
tend conference.
Mat Anderson, the new fireman al
the Empire Mill, has moved his family
to this city from St. Peter.
The marriage Of George Hillmer and
Miss Bertha Schrader, Of Lafayette, is
announced for the 3Oth of this month.
Blind Boone at Union Hall to-mo
row evening. Good critics say he is
the superior of the celebrated Blind
Tom.
A boy was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Pfaender last Thursday. In pol
tics, they say, he is ''shoost like Els
fader.'
A COW belonging to Ernst Wicherski
was run over and killed by freight
train near the Roller Mill early last
Friday morning.
G. r. Davis, Chas. Hensel and G.. A.
Blomberg of ST. Peter were in town
Friday and Saturday. They are Office
seekers, all of them.
John Bauser, son of Jacob Hauser
of Home, died last Wednesday. He
was II years of age and was quite we'll
known in New Ulm.
W. S. Culver, who has had charge Of
the Brush Electric Company's interests
here, for the past year, left for Cleve.
land, Ohio, on Saturday.
Geo. Boock won the gold badge of
Company A on Sunday by a, score OF Al
out of possible so. Geo. Graft re-
ceived the silver medal with an equal
score,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peterson and
daughter Flora, are visiting with Tracy
friends. Mr.. Peterson will put in a
portion of the week in Redwood County,
electioneering.
We were told last week that Carl
Brauns had been given the Democratic
nomination for city treasurer in Spo-
kane Falls. Every body in New Ulm
knows Carl Brauns.
Judge Wilson, candidate for cover
nor, spoke at St. Peter Thursday even
ing. About thirty from here went
down to hear him, and they report his
speech as ''pretty good.''
The Democrats have decided to make
no second nomination for representa-.
tive. Ahlness, Notwithstanding his re-
fusal to be their candidate, will no
doubt receive their votes.
A suit of clothes, belonging to Geo.
Grimm, and some clothing owned by
VIM. Mueller was stolen from the
Springfield depot last Friday night. The
thief is an unknown quantity.
AS will be seen from notice ia an.
other column, there will be a meeting
of farmers at Union Hall next Sunday
to talk over the proposed erection of a
warehouse and elevator at this place.
Fred Wendland met with an accident
in the Empire Mill last Tuesday. A
barrel was thrown against him in some
way, striking his face and badly cut
ting his nose and lip. DR.. Fritsche
dressed the wound.
A new insurance company is soon t
be started at Minneapolis which viii
have for its object and purpose the in
surance of mills alone. Among the Iii
rectors are a. R. McGill, of Minneapo
lis, Charles Silverson, of New Ulm, ant
E. r. Smith, of LIE Sueur.
Bob Evans, the inimitable campaign
orator, will speak in this city il
the interests of the Republicans OF
the 30th. Bob is RATHER on the
stump and he will shake up the citi
zens of this vicinity with sparkling wi
and Republican doctrine. Remember
the date. 1t will be the best speech o
the campaign.
1t is to be regetted that New U]n
paper should take such view of Mr.
Balls candidacy as the Post did in it.
last issue. While Mr.. Ball was com
missioner he was an honest one. He
acted honorably, and performed The
duties to which he was elected. [
elected to the legislature, he will stane
BY the whole county as we'll as he die
by his district. His honor as a mar