New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-26
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O. NJ Olsen.
Mrs. los "A. Eckstein entertained q
party of friends Sunday evening.
w. Eibner has furnished his restau-
rant with a costly and elegant new ice
box.
81. Engelbert and family, of Portland,
/ Oregon, are here on visit. They will
remain during the summer.
VIM. Fenske will return from the St.
Paul Business College next week and
resume his position at the store of +. 81.
Behnke.
Redwood Falls is making IN effort to
secure the proposed Indian Industrial
School. Senator Davis is championing
its cause.
At their last meeting the Ladies So
ciety Of the Turnverein decided on the
3rd and 4th days OF May rs the dates
for holding their proposed Fair.
| Louis Kormann, of st. Peter, we nn-
derstand, will come to this city in a few
days with a cheap stock of clothing.
That's what comes of allowing vacant
buildings to go unrented.
]. Frank LeBert, formerly a New Ulm
boy but of late years citizen of Mon
tana, was in the city Monday. He is
here on visit to his parents, who live
in the town of Home.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered by friends to Miss Julia Tor
kelson on Sunday evening. The party
was given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larson.
Next Tuesday will be All Fools Day.
AS it is also election day, somebody is
sure to be fooled in manner not in
tended to please. just who the unlucky
ones will be, remains to be seen.
1t has been suggested that celery
could be raised to good advantage on
the low lands below the bluffs west of
town. The idea does not seem bad
one, and we would like to see some one
try it in the spring.
The Pfeferle building has been sold
to J. Krause and is now being torn
down piece-meal. 1t was at first in
| tando6 RI NOVA II RI tho lots ,>f M,
Behnke, but it proved to be too old and
shaky.
At the last meeting of the Brown
County Agricultural Society, it was de-
cided to hold q special meeting at
Turner Hall next Sunday, March 3Oth,
for the purpose of a general discussion
of farm matters.
Since the purchase Of the property
next to Hornburg S, Mrs. A. Gliding has
rented the rooms in the Stark building,
next to Newhart's law office. and will
remove her millinery store to that
stand.
Casinir Ochs gives tout that the
building of the proposed mill at Spring.
field will in no wise effect his business at
New Ulm. He is still in position u
till all contracts, and is ever ready to
furnish tW.ce as many more.
/ We have received Wheeler g. Viii.
son No. 9 Sewing Machine, advertised
IN another column, and can bespeak fol
it all the good qualities that are claimeo
by the company. 1t is really a mode
in makeup and movement
. The committee appointed at the meet
! ing Thursday evening is already show
ing its hand. Long and good articles
prepared by City Attorney Jos. A Eek
: stein, who is also member of the com
nittee, have already appeared in tn,
ST. Paul dailies and no doubt with. goot
, effect.
], John Garreis, who was sentenced
abcu year and half ago 10 i. ser
vice OF six years in the states peniten
tlary has received :, pardon. 1t will
be remembered that along in the fal
Gov. Merriam was interested in hi
: behalf by John Lind and Jacob Kloss
ner.
We were informed that the paper
!, for the establishment Of large bricl
) works IN this vicinity were drawn
up Monday. Wealthy capitalists ar,
interested and $4,000 is said to b,
the amount invested in the propose,
plant. II this is solid information.
the business will be in running orde,
. by June.
The Red Wing Republican caution.
/ its readers against two female swind
lers who are canvassing the state, so
Letting orders for dresses of very fine
material at prices SO low: that, if ladies
will only stop to think, they will be sat