New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-13
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store in Springfield.
Frank Whitney returned from his
Chicago and Wisconsin visit Wednes.
day morning.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Julius Krause and G. Heller
has been dissolved.
Miss Clara Follman has gone to St.
Peter to receive treatment for her eyes
from the oculist, j. 81. James.
A little son of George Backer, of
Redwood Falls, is very sick at the home
of Mrs. Josephine Koehler in this city.
Johnnie Hauenstein returned on Sat.
urday evening from St. Paul, where he
has been receiving medical treatment
for his ears.
I Still a week remains of the time in
which the law says 'sthou shalt not
shoot prairie chickens" The 21st falls
Just week from tomorrow.
Nice weather; nice people; nice time.
That's the story of picnic INDUCED in
by a number Of young New Ulm folks
at Pfaender's farm last Sunday.
The St. Peter Journal places St. Pet
er's''population, exclusive of the hospi-
tai patients, at 400. 1t does not say,
however, that its authority is official.
Carl Mueller, father of T. Mueller,
is building residence on North Ger
man Street. When completed he will
remove his family from St. Louis to
this city.
F. Beinhorn Of this city has received
the sad intelligence that his son-in-law
Adolph Eckstein, of Winona, is very
sick with brain fever. His recovery is
doubtful.
DC. Clary, Sleepy Eyes postmaster,
was down on business last Friday after
noon. Mr.. Cl airy intends to remove to
the Pacific Coast as soon as his duties
as postmaster are at an end.
T. Wehye, of Milford, threshed a
crop of wheat from the shock last week
and received only 10 bushels of No. 2
wheat to the acre. This is third
less than the same ground produced
last year.
F. Madlener, the wholesale liquor
dealer Of Chicago, and H. Peterson, a
leading commission and -four merchant
of the same place, were here over Sun.
day. Both gentlemen are largely inter
ested in the New Ulm Roller Mill.
We are in receipt of copy of the
premium list of the Nicollet County
Agricultural Society, which holds its
Fair at St. Peter September IS, 10 and
Goth. The catalogue comes from the
Herald office and is a credltable piece
of work.
Chas. Vogtel, of the Nicollet Mill, is
taking a lay-of and is spending the
week with his New Ulm friends. The
mill is at present undergoing important
changes both in the engine room and
mill proper. A new boiler is being
added and brick smoke stack is being
built
The new Eagle Mill elevator will soon
be completed. The bins are all up and
the carpenters are now at work on the
large cupola. The engine has arrived
and will be put in place at once. When
finished the elevator will be IS feet
high, ironclad, with a capacity of 1OO,.
900 bushels.
The German Lutheran Synodica]
Conference, representing the Missouri,
Wisconsin and Minnesota Synods, con.
venes in St. Paul to-day, and will be in
session nearly week. The New Ulm
congregation is being represented by
Revs. Albrecht, Hoyer, Frey and Schal.
Ter. The conference is only held once
in every two years.
The Board of Public Works have
come to the conclusion that nothing car
( be done towards carrying out the ex
pressed desire Of the residents on Ger.
man ST. that the same be graded and
boulevarded at the expense Of the city.
The petition is not in accordance with
Section 3, of Chapter 8 of the city
statutes, which provides that all i'm
| provements on streets, not adjacent tc
public property. shall be paid for out Of
assessments on the property owners re-
siding along such streets.
The town alliances of the county
will hold a meeting at Iberia on the 30th
of this month for the purpose of effect.
ing a county organization. At that
time also, it is most likely that a legis.a.
tive ticket will be put in nomination.
Init whather a ful1 onuntr tickat will he