New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-11-12
LOG Al NEWS.

Judge Weber is at Redwood Falls
holding court.
Henry Kiesling was over from Win
.thlop Sunday.
! Several inches Of snow fell in this vi.
entity Saturday.
Millers' ball at Turner Hall next
Saturday evening.
Oscar Mueller has gone to St Paul to
accept of employment.
A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. Dongus last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Whitney was the guest
of St. Paul friends during the week,
! Dances were held at Union Hall and
Schmuckers Tivoli on Sunday evening.
L. C. Herr, of Slavton. the financial
census agent, was in the city during
the week.
A brother of c.. W. H. Heideman has
been admitted TO the bar in Demers-
| vile, Montana.
The President has set aside Thurs
day. November 9th, as day for gen
eral thanksgiving.
Miss Bertha Behnke spent few days
| of last week with her sister Mrs. Scho-
reggie of Sleepy Eye.
Frank Beach arrived here from ST..
Paul Sunday morning to take charge of
the electric light plant.
Adolph Biermann, the candidate of
the Democrats and the Alliance, was
elected state auditor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Olson, of Lake
Prairie, attended the funeral Of O.M.Ol-
SEN S little child last Wednesday.
Geo. Foster writes for the Review
from Barron, Wis. He removed to
that place recently from St. Paul.
Chas. Dietz, the Brown county boy,
who ran for treasurer in Blue Earth
county, was defeated by Peter Loyld.
Anton Gliding sustained an apoplectic
stroke on Monday. He has been con-
fined to his room in consequence, but is
recovering.
Smiths Vaudeville Pautomimic Com
pany presented second rate show to
a small audience at Turner Hall on
Friday evening.
Ed. H. Huebner was defeated in his
race for county attorney in Sibley corn-
ty by only votes. You ought to have
voted oftener, Ed.
The Cornish correspondent of the
Winthrop News says that while Peter
Peterson was going to New Ulm he
lost his pocket book, containing 1882.
Peterson has plurality over Baker
in Redwood County of about 800. This
makes his plurality in the district near
ly 1000. Verify, Sam is vote getter.
Mrs. Herbert, of Wisconsin, IS visit
ing with her brother, ". I. Dresser, of
Fl. Ridgley. This is the first time in
twenty years that they have seen each
other
The vote on the jury amendment in
this county was 1886 against and 1907
for the change. The vote on the rail
road taxation repeal was 1864 against
and 1928 for.
Some of the mem bers OF the Masonic
lodge of this city will go to Springfield
this evening to attend Masonic in
stallation, The Sleepy Eye lodge will
also be represented.
The City band serenaded the various
victorious candidates on Wednesday
evening s.nd on Friday night the Con.
cordia boys assisted Mr.. Lind in exult-
ing over his election.
Marshal Mollins, of Tracy, brought
to this city on Monday a man by the
name of George Smith. He was given
a berth in the county lookup, there to
await trial before the next session of the
district court. He is charged with
stealing an overcoat.
Monday morning, Franz Meidel was
picked up near the railroad track on
the road leading from Pfaender's farm
in an unconscious condition, the effect
OF paralytlc stroke. Medical exami-
nation showed one whole side of his
body to be paralyzed.
Marshal Field, of Chicago, one of the
greatest wholesale dry goods merchants
in America. says: Ninety days from
now nobody will know that new tariff
has been enacted. and in regard to re-
ports that our house is advancing goods
it is a mistake Mr.. Field is a good
Democrat and Democrats ought to be-
lieve him.
The Stark Farmers Alliance will mt