New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
| Mrs. Nagel celebrated her Goth birth
day anniversary last Tuesday.
! H. A. Subilia has placed his SON.
Sheridan, in the Faribault Institute.
! Application has been made to have
a Masonic lodge organized at Spring.
field.
E. J. Keim of this place has been
employed as head engineer in the Fair
fax mill.
Fifty cents pays for the Review from
now till the 1st Of January. Take it
and get all the news.
A new Democratic slate, originated
in St. Paul, gives Francis Baasen, of
this city, the treasurership.
George Watschke is the proud father
of boy that arrived in his family We'd
nesday. Free cigars now for month.
1t is generally believed that J. J..
Hill, of the Great Northern, is the man
| who will build the St. Paul, New Ulm
& Southwestern.
Miss Louisa Spoerhase was called to
Minneapolis on Wednesday by tele-
gram announcing the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Stengel.
J. G.. Rudolph returned from his
Duluth visit Thursday evening. During
most of his absence he was sick, and
had to forego the pleasures of trip to
the coast. .....
Evidently Tom Bowen doesn't pro-
pose to give $500 to Editor Collins un-
less he has to-. The civil as well as the
criminal case has been appealed to the
Supreme Court. rs.
1t was two years ago Sunday that
VIM. Rose was confined in our county
jail for the murder of Moses Lufkin 1t
will probably be two years more before
he goes out of it.
E. H. Huebner stopped off here Sun
day on his way home to Winthrop from
Minneapolis. 1t is now reasonably GER.
tain that he will receive the Republican
nomination for county attorney in Sib-
ley county
A horse belonging to VIM. Huebel-
mann ran away last Friday afternoon
and succeeded in demoiishing to some
extent a new buggy. The horse had
been purchased by Mr.. Huebelmann
only the day before.
Company A is making great arrange
ments for its picnic at Turner Hall Park
next Sunday. Among the other things
silent drills, bayonet exercises, bowling
contests, prize shooting, and a mimic
sham battle or attack on the park are
advertised, and the latter will be well
worth seeing.
The picture which was sent to Chica-
60 for exhibition by Alexander Schwen-
dinger arrived, through the negligerce
of the express company, too late to ap.
pear in the Art Exhibit, and was not re-
turned in time to be entered in the
Minneapolis Exposition, It will be
shown however at the State Fair IN
September.
F. Rushhaupt, a Milwaukee architect,
is in the city, engaged in designing the
plans for changes IN Hauenstein's brew
cry. 1t is the intention to remodel the
entire plant after the modern and i'm.
proved pattern and SO as to double the
mailing capacity. In time this will ne.
cessitate additional buildings and ma.
cbinery, and cause the brewery to be
equal in facilities to any in the great
Northwest.
John Ebke, one of the most promi-
nent farmers of CORTLAND, was kicked
by a horse Tuesday morning, and died
almost instantly as a result. Mr.. Ebke
was forty years of age. He has been a
resident and citizen of CORTLAND for a
| good many years, and to all in the com.
munity he was known as an excellent
man of staid habits and good qualities
His death therefore at so early an age
is one that is sad to contemplate.
st. Peter is disappointed over hel
population The census enumeration
gave the town only $500 outside of the
hospital, and it so disguised the people
that they organized a citizens committee
and made recount. In some way
400 people were found in the recount
who did not appear on the first enumer
alton, and Mr.. Miller of the census de
partment has since admitted that there
was mistake in his figures. Giving
tho Town z 200 naOn1o IL cfil1 fa1ls ha