New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-11
LOCAL NEWS.

A son was born to F. Gollnast OF
Friday.
The river rose three feet Thursday
mig ht on account of heavy rains.
/ W. Eibner has added q new milk
shake to his restaurant. It's novelty
j. P. Mulvehill, the st. Paul livery
man, was in town last week buying
| horses.
Henry Crone has purchased of H
Weyhe the house in which he now re.
| sides.
At the last rifle shoot the standing
was as follows: Gustav Goetch, John
Lila, Theo. Mueller, A. Brandt and C.
Brust.
Miss Katie Gebhardt, of Lafayette,
leaves for Germany next Saturday in
company with Miss Annie Hildebrandt,
of st. Peter.
Dr. Skinner, of St. Peter, has been
commissioned as second assistant sur
geon of the End Regiment with the
| rank of LIST lieutenant.
Relatives of Henry Schrader, of Lafa.
yette, and Mrs. Henry Lille, of this
city, arrived here on Friday from Ger.
many. There were eight in the party,
; The Lineau-Reuter Concert Company
| will appear at Turner Hall next Satur-
day evening. This is the best musical
company in the state at present, and it's
visit here will be rare treat.
Lewis b. Krook went to St. Paul Fri.
day to take an examination before the
military board for the position of lieut.
enant Of Company A. He passed and
will be commissioned at once.
From the Herald we learn that the
officers of the newly organized printing
company in Sleepy Eye are as follows:
President, J. B. Welcome; secretary,
S. G. Madsen; treasurer, H. J. Hanson;
editor and manager, II. G. Hays.
The quarterly meeting of the Brown
county Agricultural Society will be
held at Turner Hall Saturday after
noon, June 14th, at o'clock. Impor-
tant business will be transacted and
every member should endeavor to be
present.
Henry Subilia returned from the
state of Washington Saturday morning.
He was in no way satisfied with the
country he visited and expresses himself
as content to again settle down to bust
ness in Minnesota. In every respect e
says, it is ahead of the west. N
Owing to the curious construcA3a sot
the tower on the Union school ho4sl i,
will be impossible to float the flag from
the building. The board have decided
to erect large flag pole in some prom.
inent quarter of the school yard and
float the flag from this during pleasant
weather.
At the last meeting of the schoo
board the old corps of teachers was
continued for another year. In add.
ton, Miss Emma Schapekahm was
elected to the position made vacant by
the resignation of VIM. Klimmeck, anc
Miss Allie Scherer was given Miss
Schapekahm's place in the primary.
Judge Weber is at St. Peter thi.
week holding court. Among the inter
esting cases on the docket are those O
the State vs.. Henry Keltgen, in which
j. B. Kennedy of this city is interested
and the State VS.. 7. E. Bowen, charged
with assaulting Collins, of St. Peter
with the intent to do bodily harm.
| A part of the foundation wall of tn,
new waterworks building, now il
course of construction, caved in Satur
day afternoon, leaving very ba,
breach. The work will be DELAYED
considerably in consequence. A eros
wall is being erected to strengthen tn
side walls, but will that warrant the cit,
in accepting the same?
/ While making the rounds last weel
in the exercise of his duties, one of th
census enumerators was actually driver
from house for asking certain lad,
her age. The matronly maid with posi-
tive Indignation also told him that tina
was the first time in herlife that any on
. had ever dared to ask her how old sh
was. The enumerator will probably b
;: a trife more shy in asking such ques
tlons in the future.
Rev. Berghold went to St. Paul Mon
day to confer with Archbishop Ireland
The latter's hatred for the Germans o
this place has stirred up quite quarre
between che two, and the outcome vii
\ J.