New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-24
!. Z. Behnke- of Tracy snndayed here.

The Board Of Public Works meets to.
morrow to make assessments.
See changes IN the ads of Chas. Wag-
ner f. w. Hauenstein and g. a. Ottomey
VIVA. Herian has been given the posi-
ton Of errand boy for the Eagle Mill of
flee.
Mrs. Nicklaus entertained a number
of her friends to birthday party on
Wednesday.
VIM. Pless will arrive here from Cali
fornia next week to accept of a position
as second miller in the Empire Mill.
DR.. g. A. Sellner, Of Linden, started
on a visit to the old country Monday ey-
ening. He will proloug his stay several
months.
The teachers and pupils of the Cath.
Ole school INDUCED in an enjoyable
picnic near the hospital last Wednesday
afternoon.
Editors Hays and Hodges were down
from Sleepy Eye on Saturday taking
in the Democratic convention and writ
ing up the Fair.
The Democratic congressional COM
mittee has been announced. G.. w. ii.
Heideman represents this county and A.
II. Rabe Nicollet county.
F. w. Hauenstein took his. brother,
George, to ST. Peter on Wednesday to
have the latter's eyes examined by the
oculist, DR.. J. II. James.
Otto Berberich, ten year old son of
Herman Berberich, who works at Auf.
derheide's brickyard, fell from tree
one day last week and fractured his
left arm above the wrist.
c. R. Elder, representing the water
works contractors, Fairbanks, Morse &
Co., arrived here yesterday to putsup
the new smoke stack and to put the sys-
tenn in readiness for test.
Brown county can justly feel proud
of its magnificent court house which is
nearly completed. The building
throughout will be a model of conven-
fence. Sleepy Eye Herald.
H, c. Randall, the Farmer's Alliance
nominee for the senate in Nicollet
County, has refused to make the race.
He says that he would not do so if he
were to be given !. certificate of cleo
ton.
Peter Scherer had on exhibition at
the fair a fig tree bearing fruit. 1t has
a beautiful growth, but it is not neces-
sary to say perhaps that the fruit as
plucked from the tree is not the most
luscious ever tasted.
What is the matter with having Max
Dick, the violin wonder of St. Peter,
and Max Hoefer's we'll known orches-
ira deliver concert in New Ulm? The
two together are capable of giving the
finest of music and in manner that is
pleasing.
Charles Schoregge has sold lis interest
in the Sleepy Eye drug store Of Schor-
egge & Gieseke and will hereafter de-
vote his attention exclusively to tie
postoffice. The new firm will be Gels.
exc & Son, composed of VIM. Gieseke
and his son W.T..
The Fair kept the politicians busy.
Among those from abroad who were
seen pouring sweet words into the ears
of the voters were G. r. Davis and
Chas. Hensel from St. Peter. The for
mer is candidate for the senate and
the latter for auditor.
A party of from ten to fifteen came
up from St. Peter on Sunday to visit the
Fair. 1t consisted of the following gem
tlemen: Louis Mueller, c. R. Davis,
Chas. Hensel, ]. A. johnson, +. @.
Head, w. Dlnning, Jos. Poetz, Fl. S.
Sackett, W. Laumann, G. G. Stark,
Chas. Mason, A. Holmstead and Henry
Schmidt.
The Choate Dramatic Company ap.
peared at Turner Hall on Sunday eve
ming to crowded house. The compa.
ny has been 1eorganized since it was
last here and contains better talent now
than then. Matte Choale is still The
handsome and viVacions star of the
troupe, and takes as we'll with a New
Ulm audience as ever. The company
will remain here the entire week.
The Vorort of the Minnesota Tumble
zirk at st. Paul in late meeting or
gained by electing Louis Stern, presi-
dent, Ernst Albrecht, vice president,
VIM. Bickel, treasurer, G. A. Albrecht,
recording secretary, Paul Gerisch, CORE