New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29

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Otto Setter has resigned as manager
of the Electric Light Works.
| Bob Evans speaks at Turner Hall to
morrow night. Turn out and hear him.
! Mrs. s. D. Peterson will entertain
the Sleepy Eye Glee Club during their
stay in the city tomorrow.
| NJ G. Robertson and j. j Ray, Demo.
cratic candidates for county Offices,
were in the city Monday evening.
(. Mrs. Sandman, mother of VIM.
Sandman of Lafayette, is very sick at
Springfield. She is not expected to
live.
! Edward Maltzahn moved into his new
building the latter part of last week.
He now has stand that is not excelled
in the city.
Through A. Blanchard, Thomas Ed
gar of North Star has been granted an
original pension Of Sc per month from
July 2, 1889.
Otto Baarsch, who is now working at
Watertown, has been given the position
of cashier at the Northwestern depot
Offices in Sleepy Eye.
This week will take the Review from
active politics and place it again
among the list of purely local news
papers. Our readers will no doubt
welcome the change.
DR.. Stricken will have the city water
mains tapped this week to supply his
building next to the Dakota House with
water. The Dakota House will also be
furnished with connections at the same
| time.
Blind Boone plays sinch almost as
successfully as he plays the piano. The
cards are raised of course, but consid-
ering that he is without sight, he hand
les them with dexterity that is won
derful
A livery team belonging to Schnei-
der & Crotch INDUCED in lively rum
away Sunday morning, starting near
the depot and continuing their run up
Centre Street until they reached the
livery barn. A badly demolished bug
gy was the result.
Mr. Geo. Huelskamp and Miss Anne
liza Kruger were married at New Ulm,
Monday. They are both we'll known
and highly respected young people of
Winthrop and the News joins their
many friends in wishing them happi-
ness. Winthrop News.
Gold Coin,'' the well known brand
OF flour manufactured by the Eagle
Mill company of this city, captured the
first prize at the late Missouri State
Fair, held at ST. Louis. This is the Sec
ond premium won this year by this
brand of flour, and wherever it has
been exhibited it has carried off the
persimmons.
Congressman Lind has challenged
Gen Baker to joint debate on the
tariff issues in Blue Earth county. If
Gen. Baker speech in New Ulm was a
sample of his powers, Lind will lay him
out, even as the leaves are laid out in
autumn time. There is convincing
reasoning in what Lind says, while in
Baker there is only an eloquent display
of buncombe sophistry.
AT the farmers meeting at Union
fall on Sunday, Louis Meyer acted as
chairman and VIM. Runk as secretary.
The warehouse and elevator matter was
thoroughly discussed and i6 was finally
decided to build an elevator in New
Ulm. The selection of site and the
construction was left to board of di-
rectors, composed of the following gen.
tlemen: Capt. George of New Ulm. Fl
Scheibel, j. Sturm and Anton Sperl of
Cottonwood, j. Holm, A. Manderfeld
and A. Hillesheim of Sigel, Paul Leh.
man and Fir. and A. Backer of Milford
/ and Max and Jacob Reinhard and John
Hevemeier of Courtland
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buenger celebrat.
ed the 25th anniversary of their wed.
ding on Sunday evening. A large mum.
Der of guests were present and most
enjoyable time was passed in recalling
old times and relating pleasant remini.
SCIENCES. The Concordia Band was also
present to furnish music for the occa.
sion, and so happily was the evening
spent that there was not one present
who will not hope that Mr.. and Mrs.
Buenger may yet live to see another
twenty five years roll by and common.
crate its close with their golden wed.
ding.
Blind Boone's concert in New Tim
on Thursday evening was well attend.