New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-31
LO CAL NEWS
Commissioner Moe was a caller Sat

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meets on the 9th.
! Thos. E. Bowen, OF the Duluth News,
was in town Friday.
The Rose murder case will be argued
before the Supreme court on February
18th.
! "A car was blown off the track near
the brickyards by the heavy wind of
Friday night.
Casper Green of West Newton has
sold his farm to Wenzel Frank. Con-
| sideration $4,1O
The night engine in the depot yards
has been taken off: The engineer and
fireman 90 to Waseca.
.Chas. HeYmann Will take Mr.. Franks
place as book-keeper in the hardware
store of Jacob Klossner Jr.
A meeting of the New Ulm Sports
| mems Club will be held next Sunday
afternoon at the residence OF Weigand
Hauenstein.
Jos. Leonhardt, Otto Heyman, John
Wiesner and Henry Vedder will leave
in a few days for Seattle, where they
propose to locate.
Miss Ria Laudenschlager was the
fortunate possessor of ticket No. 113
which drew the silk spread made by
Mrs. W. Carver, of Tracy.
Alonzo H. Pickle has been appointed
postmaster at Golden Gate 70 succeed
VIM. Dey, whose term has expired.
The appointment seems to meet with
general favor.
The Mankato Free Press OF Wednes-
day contained the announcement that O
marriage license has been granted to
And. j. Domeier, of this county, and
Miss Maggie Leas, of Mankato.
The pony that was used by the late
Sitting Bull passed through here recent
| ly on it's way to San Francisco. The
animal was shipped by express, and
the express charges alone amounted: to
$3.50.
j. l.. Hoist, the man who was SEN
fenced from Redwood County to 80
days IN our county Jail for abuse of his
wife, received very nice gift on Christ.
mas day in the shape of a pardon from
Coy. Merriam. His sentence would
have expired February lst.
DR.. J. w. B. Welcome returned from
his western tour last Thursday after
noon. The doctor claims to have en-
joyed the trip immensely, but says that
as far as embarking in business is con-
cerned, he would advise no one to do so
who did n lot have plenty of capital.
At a meeting of the Sons of Hermann
lodge on Friday evening the following
officers were elected: President, Gust
ave Goetsch; vice-president, Jos. GALES;
cor. secretary, Chas. 'Rolloff; financial
secretary, Gottlieb Dittmann; treas,
John Bellm; trustee, Julius Berndt.
VIM. e. Frank, who for five years
has been the book-keeper IN the store of
Jacob Klossner Jr., will his position
the first of the year. He has not yet de-
cided upon engaging IN any particular
line of business, but his thorough com.
petence ensures success in his future un-
dertakings.
A prairie fire started in the neigh
borhood of Chas. Engel's farm in Sigel
Sunday afternoon and the heavy wind
caused it to spread rapidly. A good
deal of hay was burned and the house
OF Mr.. Engel would also have been de-
stroyed had it not been for the hard
work of Mr.. Engel and his neighbours.
The story of the discovery of cave
near LIE Sueur, purporting to have been
the rendezvous of the Younger Broth.
ers, was all fake. The story was
written by newspaper man who was
visiting near LIE Sueur and who Dor.
rowed the idea from similar tale that
appeared in a Sioux City paper several
years ago.
Archbishop ireland has appointed
Rev. Bernhard Sandmeyer of Minnea-
polls, formerly of Sleepy Eye, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Rev. Berghold. The Minneapolis Jour
NAL says of him: Father Sandmeyer's
farewell sermon was preached last Sun
day. The priest has worked iDdustri-
ously for years, and through his efforts
the affairs of the parish are in excellent
shape. There is general regret among
the Pensioners over the change. An
effort is being made to have the decree
by which Father Sandmeyer is sent to
New Ulm rescinded,
These spent Christmas with relatives