New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-31
Henry Oswald Of Sleepy Rye has been

i granted pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ross will tax,
their departure for Minneapolis in
week from to-day.
A daughter Of Wenzel @Dauer dice
last Thursday and was buried Saturday
She was twelve years old.
Louis Bushard of West Newton has
bought 100 acres Of farm land from
Xavier Brunner for $1,000.
Otto Pless, head miller in the Empire
Mill has been up in Meeker County the
past week with the view of purchasing
mill.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hauenstein early Thursday morn,
or just in time to make, their Christmas
unusually happy.
In the district court at St. Peter last
week verdict for 5000 damages was
rendered against man for accusing his
son of stealing his hogs.
The body of the great Indian chief,
Sitting Bull, was carried through here
few days ago, billed for the war de-
partment at Washington.
G. Fischer, a student at the college,
has gone to Renville TO take charge of
his brothers church, while the latter
goes to Europe to be married.
August Schell and F. Grebe have the
thanks of the Review compositors, tie
former for an eighth of the nutritious. y
and the latter for a case of the bottled
liquid. 49,.
We were in error last week in stating
that the mother of j. Q. A. Current had
died in Oshawa The article should
have referred to Mrs. Coffin, a sister of
Mr.. Currents mother.
While the whole east is suffering
from severe cold weather, people in
New Ulm are enjoying themselves in
rolling nine-pins with their coats off in
the latter part of December.
tomorrow the carrier of the Review
will visit his patrons with neatly
printed calendar gotten up by himself.
Further explanation will no doubt be
afforded by the carrier himself.
A largely attended and enjoyable
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Frltsche at their home in Lafayette Sun
day evening. A number of New Ulm
people were counted among the guests.
The residence of Col, Bobleter, at 255
West Seventh street, was the scene of a
conhagration last night. A Christmas
tree laden with presents caught fire and
burned. No other damage was done.
Thursdays Globe.
The marriage of Miss Ida Baarsch, OF
this city. and Mr.. Edwin j. Richter. of
St. Paul, has been announced for the
10th of January. The bride is daugh-
ter of f. w. Baarsch, and the groom is
a son of ex-Sheriff Richter, of Ramsey
County.
H. +. Pfelfer, formerly Of this city,
now employed on the Slayton Pioneer,
received of the St. Paul Globe lady's
engraved gold.flled hunting case E'gin
watch for the second nearest guess on
the vote of S. NJ Owen for governor.
His guess was 5S,645 while Mr.. Owen
received 5S,513.
The Spokane Falls Post tells of the
departure of Carl Brauns, who, by the
way, isn't altogether unknown in New
Ulm, to San Francisco, and tops off its
farewell notice by saying that there are
many people in Spokane Falls who feel
that Brauns is safer in the California
town thar he would be in Spokane
Falls. I'LL
County Auditor Bertrand remarked
Saturday that he had travelled over rail
ways in Germany, Belgium, Austria,
England and the United States and had
never yet been on tain when a wreck
occurred, or ever had delay for a de-
rallied car. He averages 125 trips a
year between this place and New Ulm
Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
State Treasurer Bobleter's bond for
100000 has been filed with the secre-
tary of state. The bondsmen are Gov.
Merriam, A. H. Wilder, VIM. Dawson
Jr.. Robert A. Smith, K. L. Miller, W.
Dawson, Joseph Jockey, F. Driscoll,
j. H. Hullsick, j. H. Allen, A. Stern.
berg, Patrick Reigher, J. B. Sanborn,
Ferdinand Willius and j. H. Weed.
Will Holden left Tuesday in search
of new evidence which he hopes will
give new turn to- his brothers. case.
He received a telegram on Monday,
which leads him to believe that the evil
dence will he forthnon,inr III 10, ~ =