New Ulm weekly review., 1890-07-30
Scarlet fever is again prevalent in the

Public Works will be held August 7th.
A little girl made its appearance IN
the family of August Hackbarth this
week.
Henderson is no larger now than it
was ten years ago. Some towns never
grow.
The Concordia Band and the Name
chor spent Sunday afternoon at
Schell's.
G. A. Hagberg, f. G. PAIL, and Gus
tav Fischer and Robert Nix are camp
ing at Swan Lake.
Hugo Fischer will return to Quincy,
ILL.,, the latter part of this week. Her
man Helm will also return to Chicago.
Winnebago City has gone into an at
tempt to remove the county seat Of Far
ibault county. from Blue Earth City to
the former place.
A. Schmidt Sr., is here from Cincinn-
atti on a visit to his son-in-law, Chas.
Silverson. Mr.. Schmidt is one of the
owners of the Eagle Mill.
The McGibeny Family appear at
Union Hall tonight. Those, who have
heard them. say that the entertainment
is first class in every feature.
A man by the name of Leibl, working
for Casper Green in West Newton, had
the little finger of his right hand cut in
twain the other day by being caugh t
in bride snapper.
The Empire Mill office has been sup
piled with entirely new furniture all
of antique oak and handsome in ap-
pearance. Furnished in this way, it
makes an Office that is a credit to the
town,
George Hilmer will not teach this
year in District So in Lafayette. nor
will VIM. Mueller in District 81. The
formers place will be filed by Matthew
Prom and the latter's by Adam Sta
dick.
The standing at the last rifle shoot
was as follows: j. Lila, who by the
way made the best. score of the season,
1913 out of a possible 250; e.. Goetsch;
G. Hauenstein; John Hauenstein; J.
Krause. Gustave Goetch won the
fourth medal.
The bankrupt ''kloding'' store, which
has been holding forth in the Kiesling
Block the past two months, closed yes
terday. Its proprietor evidently found
New Ulm people to be poor patrons OF
the Cheap John order of establish.
ments. .s.-
Prof. Muntz, the musician and piano
tuner, who had large acquaintance in
this city, died at his home in Winona
last Friday morning of heart disease.
The death was a very sudden and un.
expected one, as Mr.. Muntz had been
seen on the street the day before in his
accustomed health.
Isn't it about time that active
measures were commenced relative tc
the coming fair. The crops promise
we'll, and there is no reason why
Brown County cannot have the best fail
this year that was ever held here Il
rests with the business men. Of New
Ulm and neighboring towns to make il
such by offering liberal inducement @
A fighting scrape, in which Alber
Matteson and Tory Olson were the
principals, took place in Lake Hansks
Sunday evening. On Monday Olsor
caused the arrest of the other party
and he was kept in jail until the trial
which was to have come up before Jus
tice Blanchard yesterday. Matteson
! who is the only injured man, claim
that he was not the aggressor.
/ Surveyor Boock has furnished th,
, Board Of Public Works with an eslim
!, ate OF 1892, as the cost of grading Ger
man Street from 4th St. North to I'll
St. South. The Board have instructet
him to prepare an estimate also of tn,
cost of bouleyarding the same. If tn,
difference is not great, the latter courst
| will most likely be adopted, as being th.
most beautiful and at the same time tht
cheapest in the end. A dispute has nov
arisen as to who must pay for the out
lay, the city at large or the property
owners.
Mrs. Sven Nelson, lady of about
fftY-five years of age, was killed in La
fayette las5 Friday afternoon in falling
from load of hay. The fatal acciden
occurred just as the pole was being
fastened which was to hold the load t.
the wagon, and she was thrown heae
4 foremost to the ground with such force