New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Note changes in ad. Of GA. Ottomey.

i LIE lnIaHG cnllu OF EFnSL lXaueF ulet
last Thursday.
Gaylord in Sibley County is making
an effort to remove the county seat from
Henderson.
Rev. Sehaller preached an English
sermon at a church picnic near Sanborr
last Sunday.
1 S. N. Dickerson, of Minneapolis, has
accepted the position of stenographel
in the Eagle Mill Office.
| A force of about twenty carpenters
commenced work on the new Eagle
Mill elevator last Saturday.
Otto Baarsch has taken Frank Whit
neY's place at the depot during the con.
tinuanee Of Che latter's visit in .Wiscon.
sin.
DR.. Hirsch has rented Mrs. Hanft's
residence on German Street. Mrs.
Hanft with her sons will remove to
Minneapolis.
The commissioners melton Monday as
board Of equalization. AS they have
a great deal to do, they will be in ses.
sion several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson and Miss
Ida Sommer, together with friends OF
the former, constitute a camping party
at LAKE Winnipeg in Manitoba
Fred Cass, of Brighton, Nicollet Co.,
has bought George Leatherman's farm
in Eden. The farm is said to be one Of
the best IN Brown County, and brought
$4,000,
Anton Hartmuth had his left leg frac
tured just above the ankle last Wednes.
day morning in falling from a horse.
The accident occurred while riding
sharply around corner. DR.. Stricken
dressed the broken limb.
G. W. II. Heideman took trip tc
Pierre over the Northwestern Road last
week. The crops in Dakota, he says
are not wonderful. They are far from
what they have been pulled up to be,
and are more of failure than anything
else.
New Ulm is to have still another ply.
sician and surgeon. VIM. Pfster, Of
Cottonwood, who graduated recently
from the Pennsylvania Medical Univer.
sity and who also attended Ann Arbor,
has decided to locate in our city. His
offices are in the Leibold building.
The McGibeny Family, a musical
combination, consisting of father and
mother and fourteen children, are
booked at Union Hall for next We'd.
nesday evening, July 30th. The. fami.
ly has quite a reputation, and comes
here well recommended. They travel
in their own special car.
The Reveille says that the population
of Redwood Falls is placed by superyis
or Miller at l., 800. The Advance through
the same authority gives that of Spring.
field approximately at 700. In 1880,
the latter place had 167; in 1885 it had
297, These figures show an increase oil
| over 500 in ten years and of about 400
in the last five years.
Clifton Holden was taken to Still.
water Friday afternoon by Sheriff
Schmid and Louis Schmelz. He will be
confined there until the Supreme Cour
reaches decision in his case, when he
will either 60 scott-free OF be remandec
to the sheriff Of Redwood County fol
execution. He is looking healthy a
present, and about the only effect hi
imprisonment has had on him has beer
to make him stubborn and mulish.
Mr.. Lind says that in taking drive
into the country around New Ulm, he
found that corn here was wonderful,
advanced. Compared with the crop in
other states, he says it is by far The
best he has seen. AS Mr.. Lind ha!
come direct from Washington, he ha!
had an excellent chance to see the crop.
throughout the east, and his statemen
does not include one state alone, bu
many. That Minnesota corn and oat
should be ahead of any is encouraging
and speaks well for our soil, whe1
blessed with fair weather.
Van Dusen, the elevator and whea
king, will soon have withdrawn all hi
business interests from New Ulm. Hi.
elevator here has been leased to the New
| Ulm Elevator Company for period 0
three years, and his salt and coal bust
ness will also pass into the hands Of TIL
latter corporation. The New Uln
. Company will take possession the frs
of next month. Mr., Laird, the mana
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