New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.

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Jacob Syverson has moved from tin
den to Rockford, Washington.
Otto Baarsch has given up his posi-
ton in the Marshall telegraph Office
and returned to New Ulm.
Louis Palmer, of Fairfax, will move
to Gibbon the first of next month, and
engage in the saloon business.
VIM. Pfaender Jr will come up from
St. Paul to-day or tomorrow to enter
the Office of his father.
At the meeting of Company A last
Thursday an election was held which
resulted in the selection of Lit. Albert
Steinhauser as captain. The choice is
certainly a good one.
Paul Albrecht was over from Fairfax
Thursday evening to attend the Com
pany A inspection. From him we learn
of the recent marriage of his brother
John to Miss Annie Renner.
The hearing in the Rose case will be
held before Judge Weber at the court
house to day. Attorneys Brown, of
Tracy, and Madigan. of Redwood Fails,
| will represent the defense and state.
Saturday was great day for birth
days. On that day, DR.. Berry scored
i53, Weigand Hauensteln Sc. Mrs. Am
me 48, John Kretsch 80, Ludwig Wit
kowski 81, Emily Baarsch IA, and Flo
"a Peterson Is.
Otto Schell has shown us the plans
for the new addition to his brewery,
and, from looking at them. it Is easy to
see that the building will not only give
him ample storage room, but add large
" to the appearance of the whole es-
tablishment.
Rudolph Kiesling, accompanied by
his son Fred and daughter Teckla, left
for Spokane Falls Monday afternoon.
! Although their departure will be re-
GREETED by the citizens of New Ulm thew
will carry with them to their new home
the best wishes of all.
| A meeting of the Board of Trade was
called for last FRIDAY evening. but only
four or fine of the members were pres.
ent and 1t was adjourned for lack of q
quorum. 1t is really a shame that more
interest is not taken in meeting like
the one in question, and that so much
| time is allowed to slip by without ac
comprising anything.
| Mrs. MagdaIena Kormann died at he1
home in ConrtlaHd last Wednesday
morning. aged 65 years. She was bor1
in Switzerland in 1927 and came to New
Ulm in 1884 and has lived in this neigh
borhood ever since. Her husband die,
nearly two years ago and she therefor,
leaves several children, orphans. Tn
funeral occurred Saturday morning.
There is a rumor now to the effec
that the Northwestern has given up it
. intention to build short line fron
Mankato to New Ulm, and that til
Rock Island & Northern, which is sup
posed to hold an option on the Canno
Valley and st. Louis roads, will, if
can secure the right of way, build th
proposed road and extend it to Win
throp. This does not look probable bu
we hope it is true
The result of the investigation, by ,
committee, of the we'll at Blue Earti
City, is that another well will be sunk
in German Park. The same compan,
that drilled the Blue Earth City well i
to be employed, the contract having
been giving to them yesterday.-NEW
ULM REVIEW
| We can heartily recommend the com
pany, especially, Mr.. Harris. They
| will do just as they agree, and do it il
q good manner. BLUE EARTH C1r1
Posi-.
| The new time card, which took effec,
over the Northwestern road last gun.
day. offers the following changes; the
passenger trains from the east will now
leave New Ulm at 4:44 q. M. and sos
p. m. and those from the west at 2:25
and lO:51 p. m. Freights, carrying
passengers, will leave foa the east a,
$50 and 11:D q. M, daily except Sunday,
and at 1850 p. m. on Sunday only.
Going west, there will be two freights,
leaving daily except Sunday at 1915 a.
M and 1850 p. m.
/ From all parts of the county We hear
OF people who are selling out and pre-
pairing to leave for Washington Terri
tory. Why is it? The ones who have
the western fever are not only those
who are compelled to seek q living
wherever they caa find it. but in mosr
cases they are people who are well
| liked; neople who have comfortable