New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-21
LOCAL NEWS

G. a. Peterson has been apip ointed
postmaster at Gibbon.
Richard Gerdes, postmaster at Moi:
gan; sundayed in New Ulm.
Brown County is entitled to five dele.
gates in the next republican state con,
vention.
w. A. Hubbard has moved his IA
mily into the Kiesling residence or
German st.
The Company a picnic, which was
announced for the 25tb, has been indef,
initely postponed.
David Bietel, of West Newton, has
been granted a pension Of SIG pei
month and $500 back pay.
! Rev. Nobis smiles broader and long.
err than usual. It's a boy, and ar.
rived in the family on Wednesday.
T. Crone, travelling representative Of
the Vinegar Works, has left the road
and will resume his position in the
clothing store.
New Ulm is to have another barber
shop. J. Keegan, of Sleepy Eye, and q
colored man from the same place are
the proprietors.
| A farmers Alliance organization has
been established in CORTLAND. Meet
ings are held on Saturday Of each week
In the town hall.
Chas. Hensel has been appointed as
deputy auditor of Nicollet County to
take charge Of the office during the re-
mainder of Mr.. Pettiiohn's term.
The sixth annual encampment of the
Southern Minnesota Veterans and G..
A. r. Association will be held in Lu-
verne on the 10th, 18th and 18th DAYS
of June.
At a rattle held at the jewelry store
of T. w. Hauenstein on Saturday last
Fred W. Kiesling drew the beautiful
fitting set and Robert Hauenstein the
handsome clock.
| Ernst Hers, who recently completed
a course in the Indianapolis Turning
Seminary, left for Denver, Colorado, OF
Mondayevening. Be has secured DO
! mn
School.
The Y. P. S. of C. E. at their las
meeting elected officers for the ensui14
term as follows: President, Miss SO
phie Kiesling; Vice president, OFT
Held; Secretary, Miss Martha Lard
Treasurer, Miss Amelia Guth.
A Methodist camp meeting will b
held in the groves near Lone Tree Lake
June 18th to 9Th. Ministers from abroa
are expected to be present, and visitor
are requested to bring tents and be pre-
pared to hold forth during all fou
= days
At Redwood Falls last week an al
gument was made before Judge Webbe
for a new trial in the Collins Bowe
case. The motion is made by Bowen
attorneys on the ground of misconduc
among the jurors, who served on tn
trial.
"Der Hausfreund,' printed at Gin
cinatti and organ Of the German M.
Church at this place. was circulate
here last week for the first time I
takes the place Of the ''Hausbesucher
and is double its former size. It
edited by Rev. Schnittker, and is. wei
patti onized by our business men.
Henry Mieske, farmer living nea
Nicollet, died last Thursday. He wa
an old>man, II years of age, and hae
been a sufferer for years. In 1862 b,
took part in the defense of New Uln
against the attack Of the Indians. A
that tine he received bullet wound
and it is thought that the injury thu
sustained was the cause of his death.
We are in receipt of the monthly re
port of the Minnesota Dairy and Foo,
Commissioner, containing statistics il
regard to vinegars analyzed by TIL
commission. Out Of the hundreds Q
samples that were inspected, the pro
duets of the New Ulm Works in ever,
instance stand highest. While other
range in degree of acidity from thre
to seven per cent, the New Ulm vine
gars are reported at from seven t
eleven and over.
J. F. Hughes of Cleveland, Ohio
and Alex Kempt, Of Chicago. the for
mer being cashier and the latter west
ern agent for the Brush Electric Com
pany, were in the city Wednesday an,
Thursday, and on Wednesday evenln,
held conference with the directors r