New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-24
LOCAL NEWS

Il & 49, :
The Agricultural Society paid on,
S2sS. IS for premiums.
/ The dance at Union Hall on Sunday
evening was well attended.
Louis Bogen, a typo in the Winona
Herald office, is visiting here.
a meeting of the Young Mems Dem
ocratic club was called for last evening.
Siebenbrunner Bros. will erect a
blacksmith shop next to their brick
building.
John Stuetz, of this city, has been
granted an increase fpension from So
to $l4 per month.
The Choate Dramatic Company will
give out another watch at the close of
their weeks engagement.
BY the change in time, the mail from
the east on Monday morning arrives an
hour and a half earlier than heretofore.
Mrs. John Stoeckert received several
light strokes of paralysis !. last week.
Fortunately none of them were danger.
Gus.
]. II. Weddendorf in company with
a number OF his friends celebrated his
birthday anniversary on Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Dunkel has moved from the Hess
residence on Minnesota Street to the
Pless building, corner Broadway and
End South.
Frank L. Randall, the Winona law
yer and Democratic politician, was in
town Tuesday evening, it is understood
on political business.
The Democratic City committee, as
appointed by she chairman of Wednes-
days caucus, consists Of Gustav Fischer
G. w. H. Heideman and Julius Krause.
1t. Buschers won the gold badge and
Private Fritsche the silver medal at the
last rifle shoot of Company A. Busch.
ers made score of 80 and Fritsche q
score of 81 out of a possible sc.
James Addy of Home desires us to
extend thanks to citizens of New Ulm
for their liberal contributions towards
| the erection Of Protestant Episcopal
church in Sleepy Eye.
Rev. G. Zieher has been charged by
an Ohio Synod with the new Evangel-
al Congregation which was organized
here last winter. Meetings will be held
in the school-house in German Park.
This Office has just received a, large
and beautiful line of wedding stationery
and visiting cards, and is now prepared
to turn out finer work than ever. It
will pay you to call on us when in need
of anything in this line.
Richard Fischer, for four years the
accommodating mixer of pills and potions
at G. L. Roos' drugstore, has severed
his connection with that establishment
and will leave tomorrow for Ann Ar
Dor to pursue course in pharmacy.
Berndt Johnson, of Albin, was ex-
amined before Judge of Probate Brandt
on Friday by Drs. Stricken and Schoch
and adjudged insane. He was commit
ted to the asylum at st. Peter to which
place he was taken by Deputy Sheriff
| Schmelz.
A car containing lumber billed for
Redwood Falls was wrecked at the de-.
pot on Friday The car was standing
on an open switch, and, when started up,
the front wheels kept the main track
while the rear trucks took the side
track, causing the car to be broken
in twain.
The Republican Senatorial Conven.
ton will be held at Redwood Falls to,
morrow. AS S. D. Peterson has the
Brown County delegation, and as this
county is in The majority, he will GER
tainly be the nominee. The Democra.
tic convention will be held at the same
place on Saturday.
A new time card went into effect over
the Northwestern road Sunday morn.
ing. The expected change in passeng-
er trains did not occur, the only differ.
ence being Ill the morning passenger
from the east, which arrives twenty
minutes later. The minor changes will
be found in the time card.
The city water works ordinance, pre-
pared by City Attorney Eckstein, APP.
pears in this issue Of the Review, and
much other matter is consequently
crowded out. 1t is a lengthy document
but is well prepared and covers the
ground completely. Every resident Of
Ne" Ulm will find it interesting read
ing.