New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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Congressman John Lind returned to
Washington on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Roos will spend the win
| ter with relatives in CALIFORNIA;.
Herman Schmidt left for Faribault
on Thursday to attend the Shattuck
school,
Choate's dramatic company will be
here for the entire week commencing
September %.
Miss Pauline Schuetz has returned
to Milwaukee to complete her studies
in the Teachers Seminary.
Alfred Lier, butcher from Chicago,
arrived here Sunday morning to accept
of employment with G. Stuebe.
A German play will be presented at
Turner Hall by local talent during the
County Fair. The title is .sDie Feinde.
The site for the Sioux monument has
been placed by the council in North
German Park at the front of Second
North St.
The German Methodist conference
for Minnesota will be held in Winona
to-day Rev. Schnitker will attend
from this place.
Hon. John N. Jones, one of Red.
wood Couuty's leading politicians, was
in the city Monday. He IS now in the
employ of the government.
The Pharmaceutical convention will
be held in St. Paul to day. New Ulm
druggists will be represented by O. M.
Olson, G. L. Roos and A. J. Eckstein.
G. A. Zimmerman, the engineer, has
moved into the Hanft residence on Ger
man Street. Mrs. Hanft will leave for
her future home at Minneapolis this
week.
VIM. Burg, of St. Paul, has been
given Fred Settlers position in the
Eagle Mill office, the latter having re-
signed. Mr.. Burg is a son of the coun.
ty treasurer.
Work on the new road from Court.
land to New Ulm, which is being built
by New Ulm merchants, has been COM
menced. The road will be completed
IN two or three weeks.
The quarterly meeting of the Agri-
cultural Society will be held at Turner
Hall next Saturday afternoon. Impor-
tant business connected with the CON-
ing fair will be attended to, and the
presence of every member is desired.
Ernst Gieseke, one of the prominent
farmers of CORTLAND, was in the city
last Thursday hunting up a site on
which to build nice residence. He
intends to dispose of his farm and by
next fall become resident of New
| Ulm.
B. Juni started out ON Friday on a
trip through the country to thoroug hly
advertise the Fair and encourage the
attendance of people from all parts OF
the county. He will also solicit for ex-
hibits and expects to make the trip
last several days.
DR.. Stamm of St. Paul was called to
New Ulm last Sunday to consult with
DR.. Phster in the case of Andreas Helget,
of Cottonwood, who was kicked recent
ly by horse. 1t was the opinion OF
both doctors that the man is not worse
and will probably recover.
The heavy rain of Friday night caused
a deep wash-out on First North Street
near the park, and also one on Mime
sofa Street near John F. Neumann's
clothing store. At the latter place the
water flowed through the wash-out into
the cellar and did considerable damage
to goods that were stored away in boxes.
Chas. Stuebe has purchased of a
Cincinnati man the property on which
his butcher shop and j. F. Neumann's
stores now stand for $4,000. The own
ers of the buildings have longed desired
to get possession of these leased lots,
and. now that Mr.. Stuebe has succeeded
we may look for two story brick
building within a year.
| The Brown county Democratic con-
vention for the nomination of q repre-
sentative to the Legislature and county
officers as we'll as delegates to. sena-
torial convention will be held at the
courthouse in this city on Saturday, the
Goth of September. This brings it
two days later than the Republican
convention. The Farmers Alliances
get together on the 9th az Iberia.
A. Sundin, of Lafayette, met with a
peculiar accident last week. He was
blowing in the field with three horses
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