New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-11-26
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J. Capt. Bird, Of the Fairmont compa
ny, has resigned.
The Alliance talk of starting pape
in Redwood county.
Herman Puengel and P. II. Gale, o
Milford, left last Thursday for Ger
many.
Judge Brandt has been confined Il
his room the past few days with rheu
matism.
The semi-annual meeting of thu
Brown County Alliance was held a
Iberia last Saturday.
Albert Hauser, of the town of Home
VINO is well known in New Ulm, vii
move to .Naperville, Ill.
| Otto Backer writes US that he is nov
employed as manager Of hardware
store on Rice st. in St. Paul.
The steam shovel was placed in the
Eagle Mill elevator last week and the
elevator is now receiving wheat daily.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. A
number of defeated politicians will nc
doubt prefer to call it plain November
9th.
A flag pole has at last been erected
ON the Union School building. The
stars and stripes should now float from
it during all favorable weather.
Congressman Lind is of the opinion
that Judge Crisp OF the Georgia dele.
CATION stands the best show of being
elected speaker of the next house.
A very pleasant party was held at
| the residence of H. H. Beussman on
Sunday evening in celebration, of the
birthday anniversary of his daughter,
| Lena.
A box containing valuable papers was
removed from the safe of E. G.. Koch
last Friday, evidently by the hands of a
thief. The papers are of no value tc
anyone but Mr.. Koch.
Rev. Berghold of this city and Rev
Bernhard of West Newton went to ST.
Peter last Tuesday to assist Rev. Haas
in the dedication of the new Catholic
parsonage at that place.
| At the Company A rifle shoot last
Sunday, Geo. Book won the gold med.
al With d score of 81 and Carl Stock.
ert won the silver badge with score
of %. The shooting was done at a
range of 200 yards.
City water was used in the public
schools for the first time last Thursday
frof. Nix makes the assertion, that
after some months of usage the i'm.
| purities caused by passage through the
pipes will be removed, and the water
will prove to be excellent.
Henry, son of Wolfgang Fuessne1
of the south end of town, died suddenly
last Tuesday morning. While he had
been of a sickly nature for some time,
he was up and around the night before,
and his death was therefore far from
expected. He was young boy, only
Is years of age.
j. L. Hoist, the mau who was running
for surveyor in Redwood County, and
who was brought to New Ulm few
days before election to serve sentence
of three months in the county jail fol
abusing his family, was defeated
by only three votes. The people Of
Redwood County: evidently were not
thoroughly acquainted with the indi
yidual.
Among the new improvements in
building that we hear Of for next year,
Chas. Wagner will extend his furniture
building TO the alley, a distance of sc
feet. He will use the addition as 8
warehouse. j. F. Neumann will also
make a similar addition to his building,
| w lCucISh1 1uGcuUS I'd raise Dis
building another story and put in an
{ entirely new front to both store and
residence.
As pleasant party as has ever been
held in New Ulm was the ..cobwet
party at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Ross on Friday evening.
Nearly fifty of the young people u
town were present and amused them.
selves in entangling and disentang CLING
themselves and spools from the meshes
of an ingeniously prepared cobweb that
consisted of wire and string, strung
through nearly every room in the build
ing. Other games afforded much en-
| joyment and tempting refreshments
were served at a late hour. When at
last the party broke up, it was with a
hearty expression Of thanks for the
splendid entertainment that had been
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