New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-15
Henry Crone left for Chicago last
Saturday on business.

4 Henry Crone left for Chicago las
Saturday on business.
) Edward 81. Albrecht and Ida Z. Kiss
1 ner were licened to wed last week.
9. W. Heideman spoke for the Dem.
ocrats at Lake Benton last Saturday.
/ Read Brust & Graft s notice Of special
sale and also Chas. Wagner's new ad.
Last week Chas. Stuebe sold As steers
to e. Crone. The latter will keep them
1.-THE Vinegar Works stock yard until
spring.
d. +. Morgan, the brilliant member
Of the last Legislature, will speak 10
Springfield Republicans next Friday
evening.
The City Band will give concert and
ball at Union Hall next Sunday even
ing. A good and excellent program has
been arranged for.
j. NJ. Thompson Of Sleepy Eye was
in the city Saturday. He thinks the
chances are good for the election of the
whole Republican ticket.
A final test of the water works will
probably be made to-day. An expert
engineer has been secured to superin-
tend the test in the interest of the city.
0. Y. Tousley speaks next Wednes-
day evening at Union Hall Let every
Republican and every body else turn
out and hear him. He is one of the
best stump speakers in the state.
On the 27th 28th and 29th'of this
month. che Catholic Congregation will
hold grand fair. Extensive prepare
tons are now being made for the event
and full program will be published in
the next issue of the Review.
a reception was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Fritsche at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pfaender on Sunday
evening in honor of their return from
Germany. A large number of friends
were present, including old and young,
and very happy time was spent.
The city treasurer now has in his
hands for collection the assessment rolls
for water works mains and street
spr1nkling. Thirty days are given him
in which to collect this money, and if
it is not paid in that time it is very like
/ ly that interest will be added. So pay
at once.
Henry Lilli has purchased for his
farm machine that is something new
to this vicinity. It is used in cutting
up fodder for stock, the corn, stalks and
all, being placed in the machine and
coming out separately. The corn is
nicely shelled and the stalks are
chopped Into finest fodder. 1t is a
source OF great saving and has been
tried in many places with success.
i August Schell has struck very good
method of securing the return of empty
beer kegs. For every quarter or eighth
OF barrel returneda ticket is given
out which entities the holder to partci-
pate in the drawing of twenty awards
which are named in an advertisement
in another column. As the awards are
all of considerable amount, there is lit
tie doubt but that all the kegs will be
returned.
F. Fleischman was brought to this
city on the Sunday morning .rain with
handouts on his wrists and bound fol
the county Jail. His crime consisted
in stealing watch and chain and q
gold ring from George Schnoterich.
The fellow has been employed during
tie week to work for Jos Schnoberich.
but. instead of doing that, committed
the theft and then skipped. He was
arrested at Mankato on Saturday and
brought back to New Ulm by Deputy
Sheriff Schmelz.
], The vacancy on the Republican ticket
caused by the resignation of Ole Jor
gensen, has been filled with the name
OF Lewis B. Krook. The county com
mittee has reached this conclusion af
ter two weeks of consideration and has
not gone into the matter kurriedlv OF
without good reason for believing thai
he will be elected. Mr.. Krook is a
young man, but he possesses ability
and is thoroughly capable TO admins
ter the duties Of auditor of Brown coun
ty- For some time now he has been
holding down the position of head book
keeper in the Eagle Mill. place thai
he has filled with credit. He is gnoo
accountant, an expert book-keeper, /.
fine penman, and a young man of good
! tact and talent. It elected he will fill
the Office with credit to the county. Lei
every Republican therefore give hin,