New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-27
DR.. Koehne is at Milwaukee on bns.

DR.. Koehne is at Milwaukee on bus
!. mess.
An infant child of Jos. Gales dice
Monday morning.
There is a case of measles in the
family of John Siebert.
4 A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erd.
man of Milford last Sunday. This
makes the seventeenth.
See announcement of Dr., Martin
Luther College in another co.umn: also
OF Miss A. G. Hirsch, piano and organ
teacher.
Marriage licenses were granted this
week to George Cutting and Rosa
Grimes and to August Kelm and Dora
Peterson.
| Fred Peuser proposes to run bath
rooms in connection with his barber.
shop as soon as the council permits the
! tapping OF mains.
The smoke stack on the waterworks
building has proven to be too small and
will be torn down. 1t will be replaced
with an iron one, and as soon as that is
up test will be made.
It requires money to keep up a com.
pany of soldiers as well as ANYTHING
else, and erybody should consider it
duty to turn out next Sunday and
patronlze the military picnic.
VIM. Gluth, whose farm is short
distance west of town, thresbed last
week and received 10 bushels of hard
wheat and 16 of Blue Stem to the acre.
This is considered a good yield.
Mrs. Bertha Storch, an old lady liv-
ing in the northern part of town, was
examined before Judge of Probate
Brandt yesterday morning by Drs.
Stricken and Schoch and pronounced
insane. She was committed to the hos
pital at St. Peter.
The chse of Jos. Hegele VS.. Christian
Stoll, in which the former charges the
latter wi h brutal assault, claiming that
Stoll struck him in the face with a
Ratchet. came up before Justice Baas.
en- on Monday. By request of the de.
PENDANT it was adjourned till to-day.
| A postal card from DR.. Albert Fritsche,
dated at Berlin on the 18th inst, SAYS
that he would leave that place on the
day following for tour of the principal
cities of Germany, after which he would
start for America. He expects to ar
rive in New Ulm the latter part of Sep,
TENDER.
Hardly a paper reaches us from
towns in Southern Minnesota which
does not contain accounts of burglaries
New Ulm however seems 10 escape,
The treatment given the three who were
caught here sometime ago was nc
doubt enough to cause them 10 steer
clear of our city.
! A balm of gilead tree in the yard Of
A. Webster, in Oronoco township, was
struck by lightning week ago last
Sunday, one half of the tree being cut
into small threads. From the tree the
lightning ran along the ground about
ten feet and pulled up gate post out
} Of the ground and sent it flying through
space. Three children were swinging
under tree only fifteen feet from the
one struck, but were not injured III the
least.-Rochester Post.
A few days ago the Globe mentioned
Col. Francis Baasen. of New Ulm, as 9
probable candidate for the Democratic
nomination for state treasurer. 1t now
appears that Col. Baasen's health will
not permit him to make the campaign
he would feel bound to make, and his
county will present the name OF E. G.
PAIL, OF 1.-The same city, for the place.
Mr.. PAIL is one of the veteran Demo.
Gratis of the Second DISTRICT. and has al
ways done valiant service for his party.
\ He has the onfidence and respect of all
who know him, and his friends claim
that # he is placed on the democratic
ticket he will be the next state treasurer
OF Minnesota. From present indications
Mr.. PAIL will be nominated by accla-
nation st. Paul Globe.