New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-17

Don't forget this.
81. S. Kennedy moved with his family
to Waseca on Monday.
Geo. Gieseke Of CORTLAND will soon
make New Uim his home.
W. R. Hodges Of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid was in town yesterday.
Choate's Dramatic Company will be
here next Monday. The company is a
deserving one.
Henry Crone started on a trip to the
Coast on Monday in the interests of the
New Ulm Creamery Co.
Quite a frost fell in this neighbour
hood Friday night, but fortunately no
serious damage was done to corn.
j.. G. PAIL, the Democratic nominee
for lieutenant governor, was serenaded
by the City Band on Saturday evening.
Louis Schmelz and mother were
called to Minneapolis on Friday to at
tend Mr.. Schmelz's sister, who is quite
sick.
Rev. Berghold will leave for Pittsburg
to attend the annual Catholic conclave
tomorrow. He will not return till
| October 1st
The literary club which held its meet
ings in Turner Hall last winter has re-
sumed work. Meetings are held on the
second and fourth Fridays of each
m onth.
Why isn't that Republican club or
ganizedp There will soon be plenty
work for it to do, and the organization
should be in readiness for the opening
of the campaign.
Anton Gag is now prepared to knock
out the portrait painters by taking life
size photographs. He has recently add
ed to his outfit a camera, the measure.
| ments of which are Is by 80.
| Father Braun, Catholic minister
| from Winona, who at present is spend
| ing his time at St. Alexander's hospital
for the beue6t of his health, went to
Sleepy Eye on Sunday to assist Rev.
Tori.
The members of Company A had
their first target shoot since camp last
Sunday. The gold medal was won by
Lieut.. Krook with score of 81 ont of a
possible so, and the silver badge by
Herman Pless with score of 80.
Edna, a child of Eugene Koehler of
Red Wing, died on Monday. The body
will be brought to this city to-day for
burial and the funeral will be held from
the residence of Mr.. Jos. Koehler to-.
morrow afternoon at two O clock.
The Eagle Mills of this city captured
first premium on their Gold Coin flour
at the Illirois State Fair, held atSpring-
field last week. This brand is rapidly
gaining the reputation of being one of
the best grades of flour manufactured
in the country Thus far it has taken
premiums wherever exhibited.
Republican county convention at
Sleepy Eye tomorrow. By the time
the Review is circulated all the dele
gates will no doubt have been selected
and we can only urge them once more
to 60 to the gathering, prepared tovote
as men CT convictions should and not as
willy politicians would have them.
| August Sommers, freight conduc-
tor on the Northwestern road, is at the
home of relatives in this city, receiving
treatment for chronic inflammation of the
knee. About three years ago he injured
the knee in jumping from moving
train at Nicollet and the present intla-
nation is the result. DIR. Stricken is
tending him.
The state board of equalization fin
ished its session in ST. Paul on Mon
day. Among other things it increased
the valuation of farm lands in Brown
County Ii per cent, and of structures
thereon also Is per cent The valua-
ton of city lots in the county was
raised Is per cent and of structures
thereon 10 per cent.
Before the Sioux monument commit
tee accepts of the site selected by the
| council it had better determine the sem
timent of the public and particularly of
the defenders in regard to the location.
The latter we know would prefer to
have it in some place more in public
| view. As far as we can learn, the in
tersection of either State and Centre or
Broadway and Centre Streets would be
ftthhe most acceptable site.
The picnic given by Hecker Post at
Turner Hall Park on Sunday afternoon
woe docidad suncaes On Tho Cancord;o