New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-09

turning teachers, Is mere on a vacation
DR.. Welcome Jr., Of Sleepy Eye, ha
located at Granite Falls as practitione
of medicine.
Chas. Brust Jr. left for Milwaukee
Monday afternoon to accept Of employ
ment. His father accompanied him.
Mankato's population is placed b,
Supervisor Miller al $1,000 This lets it
saloonkeepers in under the $500 licens,
. law.
] ]. Il. Sorlin, a young business mar
OF Granite Falls, was a pleasant caller
at our Office on Monday. Mr.. Sorlir
was formerly Linden boy.
The quarterly meeting Of the Sports
mems Club, which was to, have been
held Sunday, has been postponed q
week, or to July 18th.
F. Keller and August Meyer, of the
lower part of town, are going into The
business Of poultry raising on an ex.
tensive scale. They will commence
with several hundred chickens.
Among those granted license by the
state medical board to practice medi.
cine in this state, we note the name OF
VIM. P. Pfsterer, Of this city. The ex-
animation was held last week.
The Rif1ers ranked as follows at the
last practice: John Hauenstein, T.
Mueller, John Lila, E. Brandt, and G.
Goetch. For the best average score in
three successive shoots, Ernst Brandt
wears the medal.
The first issue Of the Sleepy Eye Dis
patch, the new Republican paper, made
It's appearance Thursday. tits an eight
column. four page paper, and is well
filled with matter, both reading and
advertising. We wish it success.
MIR. Windmueller desires to inform
those, who wish to secure rose plants
OF him, that they should do SO while the
roses are in bloom. In order to make
a success of rose culture the transplant.
ing should occur about October 10Th in
the fall or April 10Th in the spring.
The members of the Methodist church
held a picnic at Schram's place in Mil.
ford last Sunday. On a hot day like
that was, it is comfort to get away
from the close confinement of town,
and those, who joined The picnic gath
ering, speak only Of an enjoyable time
| Mr.. Gerboth, of Seattle, who was
once a resident of Courtland, is having
bad luck. Not long ago he was burned
out in the big Seattle fire. Now re-
ports come from there that all his family
are dangerously i'll, as the results Of
eating canned salmon, which caused
poisoning.
The National Teachers Association
is holding its convention at St. Pau
this week. The following from New
are in attendance: Prof. Nix, Gustave
Fischer, and A. j. Domeier, and the
Misses Helen George, Sophie Kiesling,
Carrie friedman, Francis Mueller
Mary Mclaughlin and Clara RehfeId.
! The case of John B. Schmidt VS.. the
county commissioners of Brown county
was argued and submitted to the su.
preme court Tuesday. This is the case
wherein Sheriff Schmid sues to recover
fees and mileage for attempting to col
lect delinquent personal property taxes
and was taken up on appeal from the
district court in and for this county.
| The lawn party which was announced
by Rev. Berghold for last Wednesda,
evening was postponed to the night fol
lowing owing to the rainy, weather
The gardens were lighted with Chinese
lanterns, and the effect was beautiful tt
say the least. A goodlY number wer,
present, and were agreeably enter
tanned throughout the entire evening.
as will be seen from the proceeding
of the council, reported in anothe
column, that body has under considera
!, ton the building of a sidewalk alons
| Centre Street. leading up to the college
There are few ways in which the coun
Gil could make street Improvement o
equal value and at so small an expense
and we trust that the sidewalk will b
built.
Marriage licenses were granted t
four different couples in one day las
: week. In one case each party wa
about seventy years old. In another
: woman marries, who is deaf. No
long ago the divorced husband of TIL
8 woman married q woman also divorce
. from her husband, and now, to restor
7 happiness again, this last couple part
\ and the wife agrees to 60 back to liv