New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-10
Jacob Klossner Jr. went to Marshall

Jacob Klossner Jr. went to Marshall
Friday evening on business.
G. +. Prescott Co.. shipped one OF
their tubular well outfits to New Ulm
Tuesday, to do some work at Hauen-
stems brewery. Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
The next regular monthly meeting of
the New Ulm Building and Loan asso-
citation falling on New Years day, the
directors have decided to change the
date for the meeting to January 9Th.
James Blake, Of Ridgley, Mr.. Heg-
berg, OF Lafayette, aud Fred Gieseke,
OF CORTLAND, have been selected as
jurors for the fall term of the Nicollet
county court, which is being held at
st. Peter this week.
a party consisting of G. A. Hagberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Peterson, Chas. Sill
version, Jos. A. Eckstein. O.. NJ. Olson,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Crowell, G. W. II.
Heideman, 0. G. Stricken, John Lar
son, Chas. Brust, and T. Crone attended
a Masonic banquet at Sleepy Eye Mon
day night
Louis Hanson and N. q. Beroe of
FAIRFAX We're arrested late last SATURDAY.
night for drunkenness. They were
sheltered in the lookup until Monday
when they were brought before Justice
Baasen and fined SIS and costs each.
One OF them, n. O. Berge, claims to be
a justice of the peace.
County auditor Bertrand has pre-.
pared an abstract of all the taxes levied
IN this county for the past year and
from it we CLEAN the following figures:
For state purposes, $S,I7i.17; for
school purposes, $5l, 100. 4s; for county
purposes, $22,766 81; for town purposes
ss,s57.66; total, $74, Os6.17.
Mrs. Jane E. Weldon was brought
down from Lamberton Monday after
noon to serve sentence in the county
jail for assault upon her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lille Weldon. In the Justice
court she was fined S. and costs,
amounting to $22.5O, and not being
able to pay it was compelled to submit
to the alternative-ten days in jail
The Minnesota Valley Medical Asso-
citation helds its annual meeting in Man.
kato last week and elected the follow.
Ing officers: President, D. B. Collins OF
st. Peter; vice presidents, o. &. Strick.
Ter of New UIn, F. Williams and j. H
Adair of Owatonna; treasurer, G. F
Merritt OF st. Peter; secretary, E. D.
Steel. Drs. Schoch and Ptister of this
city were also admitted as mem bers.
A skating rink association was or.
ganized last Wednesday evening with
the following officers: President, L. B
Nobis; secretary LIB .krook; treasurer.
A. [. Setter: executive committee, Theo
Crone Jr., Oscar Setter and Alfred Vo-
gel. The city council has allowed them
the use OF the park land between the
waterworks station and railroad track.
and will furnish them water, providing
the expense for pumping is paid by the
association.
A citizens meeting will be held at
Turner Hall on next Saturday evening
at O'CLOCK for the purpose of acting
upon an Important proposition relative
to railroad matters. The meeting is
called by Henry Crone. S. D. Peterson,
j. A. Eckstein, A. A. Bogen, Peter
Scherer, F. Schubert and VIM. Pfaender
the committee appointed last spring tc
make all possible effort to secure a new
road. As the meeting is an importan,
one, the attendance should be large.
VIM. NJ Hurlburt of Winona has
brought suit in the district cour
against the New Ulm Basket Works
Geo. P. Clark ct al. for the recovery Of
1876, which he claims is due him fol
machinery furnished by him fol
the Basket Works at this place. The
outcome of the suit will probably be
nothing more than the showing up Of
another of the tricks of the man calico
Clark. The managers here claim tina,
Clark was given the money to buy the
machinery and was not authorized te
buy it in the name of incorporation
The Luverne Herald says that George
Milhouse returned Wednesday morning
from the wilderness in northern Wis
cousin where he spent the month Of
November in company with his brother
Sam of this city hunting deer. While
the snow remained on the ground the
boys met with great success and killed
four deer during the first two days oil
their stay in the woods. After that the
snow disappeared and with it the sue
cess of the first two days hunt. How.
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