New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-21
Wheat today brings 81 and 81 cents.

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Aaamber Of the family Of George
Drummer, Of It. Ridgley. are afflicted
with diphtheria.
Taxes must be paid by the first of
June. # you care to avoid the ten per
cent penalty, bear this in mind.
a dance is announced for Pentecost
Monday, May 26th, at Union Hall. See
advertisement in another column.
Rudolph Paschke. well known in and
about New Ulm as prominent farmer,
died at his home near Fairfax. on the
18th.
Mr. F. ,Grebe wishes us to state that
he is still bottling Hauenstein's beer,
and is ever ready to furnish the liquid
to all in want of it. u
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
yitation to be present at the commence
ment exercises of the Winona Normal
schools, to be held May 25th to 28th.
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A joint picnic between the schools of
Districts So and z in Lafayette will be
held in Fred Klossner's grove on the 31st
of this month. A splendid time is
looked for.
Fred Brandt and Miss Emma Backer,
of Winthrop, were quietly married at
the Dakota House parlors Sunday af-
ternoon. Rev. Nobis performed the
ceremony.
1t is. quite possible that the MilWau-
kee German Theatre Company may be
induced to come to New Ulm in the
near future and give one or two per-
formances.
VIM. Schrader, Of Lafayette. will be
married next Friday to Annie Rethwell,
of LIE Sueur. The groom is the son of
Henry Schrader ST., and is one Of La
fayette's best known young men.
Prof. Burgchardt gave quite an inter-
esting theatrical performance with MINE
ic figures of the ''Punch and judy or
der at Union Hall on Sunday and Mon
day evenings. It was well attended
both nights.
F. Frank. father of. Vim. Frank, of
this city, received a paralytic stroke at
Sleepy Eye on Monday. His whole
right side was affected and he is unable
to use either hand or foot. At last re-
ports he was improving.
A number of the young people in.
dulged in a pleasant social dance at
Schmucker's Tivoli Monday evening
The, dance was given in honor of the
Misses Engesser and Weisgerber, of ST.
Peter, who are here on visit.
Surprise parties were rendered on
Sunday evening to Miss Olga Mueller
at her home on Broadway, and to Miss
Mamie Fink. of st. Paul, at tho resi-.
dence of A. Zieher. At each the even.
ing was passed off pleasantly and agree
ably to all.
The large mill Of the Winona Milling
Company was burned to the ground
last Thursday morning with loss OF
$500, 600 on which there was an insur.
ance of $2OO,00O The mill had capac.
ity of 5000 barrels daily and was one
of the largest in the country.
In another column will be noticed the
announcement of dance at Turner
Hall nexo Sunday evening to be given
by the Turner Hall orchestra. The or.
chestra have been rehearsing some new
music of late, and, as everybody knows
that they are well able to play. pleas
ant and enjoyable time is assured.
In reply to the charges against Con.
gresham Lind in the last Sleepy Eye
Herald. the Mankato Free Press, OF
which L. P. Hunt, with whom Lind is
said to have dealt unfairly. is editor.
says that it is not too late to state that
the article is full of untruths and withal
the most bsurb 'srot' Imaginable And
we believe it
We are informed that the farmers OF
Cottonwood. Sigel and Milford are max.
ing preparations to buy their own bind
ing Irvine. They claim that by doing
this they will make five cents on every
pound, but we can hardly believe it.
We do not think that the local dealers
are making such an enormous profit on
Irvine, but, if they are. the farmers are
not to be blamed for buying elsewhere.
The Redwood Reveille is authority
for the statement that James Rose, the
father Of the murderer confined in our
county jail, has recently been granted
q pension of 800 month with back
pay of $500, and that his wife mas re-
ceiyed legacy of $1,000 from a de.