New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-16
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tory.
Carl Weschke has accepted a position
with a st. Paul drug house.
The governor has settled on May End
as Arbor day, and urges its general OBJ
servance.
Jacob Klossner went to Dakota on
Monday, with another carload Of hor-
ses.
F. Engelbert was taken to st. Paul
Monday to receive treatment from DR..
Stamm for an injured foot.
The Murray County countY-seat case
will come before the Supreme court on
the 21st of next month.
The first real base ball game Of the
season was played Sunday afternoon.
The score stood II to- IA in six innings.
Richard Fischer and Alfred Holman
went to St. Paul Monday to take an ex-
animation before the state board OF
pharmacy.
The Globe is becoming exceedingly
funny. The.last parsonage in its gall
lery Of governors happened to be T. E.
Bowen, of Sleepy Eye.
John Lockway, second miller in the
Empire mill, went to Springfield yes
terday to become head miller in the
Roller mill of that place.
Sid Mills, one of the we'll known con-
ductors on the Northwestern road,
spent couple days of last week with
friends in New Ulm.
Mrs. Louisa Theisen, wife of Henry
Theisen, of Sigel. died Monday morn
ing after an illness of several weeks.
She was thirty-two years of age.
On the outskirts of town, little homes
for the laboring classes, are everywhere
springing up. It is a good sign and
always an evidence of prosperity.
The well in German Park has reached
the depth of 200 feet and water rises to
within 35 feet of the surface. A test
will be made in a couple Of days.
There is broad smile on the face of
DIR. Stricken. Ask him why, and he
will tell you, while he sets en- up. that
a little girl arrived in his home on Mon
day.
The New Ulm Gun Club will com
mence TO hold their regular shoots in
| a couple of weeks. Parties desiring to
join, can leave their names with the
secretary, A. A. Bogen.
Theiposs-offic under the new regime,
Is undergoing general cleaning up.
New lock boxes are being put in, new
| floor, new coat of whitewash and paint,
new sign, and in fact new everything.
Christian Ruemke, an old man, was
brought before Justice Blanchard on
Monday on charge Of assault upon his
wife Charlotte Ruemke. He was lined
$15, but sentence was suspended, pro
vided he settled all difficulties within a
week anu left town.
A letter has been received from Ru-
dolph Kiesling, who is now in Spokane
Falls. in which he states that he is well
pleased and satisfied with the county
and has concluded to stay. His family.
with the exception Of Hugo aud Miss
Sophie, will join him 10 May.
At dance in Tracy last week, .,
brakeman named Haywood got into a
quarrel with a man named Smith, be-
cause the latter happened to sit down
uron the formers hat. The quarrel re.
suited in a fight and in the tussle Smith
was stabbed four times in the back.
Says the Lam berton Leader: Messrs.
Schmidt and Ochs, Of New Ulm, we're
here last Friday looking up the pros.
poets for establishing an exchange
warehouse at this place. We are in
formed that they have decided to build
a warehouse here and put in a stock of
flour and feed, which they will ex-
change for the farmers grain.
Salt is being retailed by New Ulm
merchants at $1.6o a barrel. This IS
a pretty round price, but who is to
blame? They now buy their salt of Van
Dusen. By buying it in the east, they
could afford to sell considerably cheap
er, but just as soon as they would at
tempt it, Van Dusen would lower his
prices to the farmers, and the result
would be that he would sell all the salt.
If the farmers would only consent to
stand BY the merchants, they could re-
tail BY the barrel at good deal less
than thew do now "A ii IL IT nouo