New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.

/ LOCAL NEWS
DR.. Fritsche and wife returned from
Germany Saturday morning.
August schell is erecting an ice house
atst. James, as a distributing point fol
his beer.
Herman Traeger, representative OF
the Germania Life Insurance Co. of St.
Paul, is in the city.
! S. M. Owen, the Alliance candidate
for governor, will speak in Sleepy Eye
tomorrow afternoon.
| Company A has been divided into
platoons and is now engaged in hold
ing competition drills.
O.V. TousleY will speak in New Ulm
in the interests of the Republicans on
next Wednesday evening. Go and hear
him.
Il. S. Kennedy was in town Saturday
and shipped his household furniture to
Waseca, where he expects to locate per-
manently.
1t is almost an assured fact that the
Empire Mill Company will erect an ele-
vator here next year with capacity of
100000 bushels.
News was received here on Friday OF
the death of VIM. Noark at Sweet
Springs, Missouri. The deceased had
relatives in this vicinity.
Fred Borchert's residence at the foot
of the Diepolder hill in Lafayette is
now completed. 1t makes one of the
finest residences in Nicollet county.
Frank Kuetzing was down from
Springfield Friday. From all that we
can learn, he is making it decidedly in
teresting for his fellow merchants up
there.
Jacob Schneider, driver for August
Schell, was kicked in the face by a
horse while over to Madelia the other
day. In consequence he carries about
an ugly wound.
The Democratic club has the follow.
ing officers: Fred Pfaender, president;
a. A. Bogen, vice president; G. Fischer,
secretary; and w. E. Koch, treasurer.
Meetings are held in Turner Hall.
A. d, Stewart, the Alliance candidate
for senator, has challenged 5. D. Peter
son, the Republican candidate, to a
joint discussion of the issues of the cam
paign. Mr.. Stewart prides himself on
being quite a Demosthenes.
Congressman Lind has made arrange
ments for speaking in his district as
follows: Cottonwood, Oct. IA; Granite
Falls, Oct. 10; Clarksville, Oct. Is; Bel
bingham, Oct. II; Providence, Oct. Is;
Candy, Oct. 20; Lincoln County, Oct.
% and %; Pipestone, Oct %; Wood
stock, Oct. "a; Slayton, Oct %.
The apportionment of the proceeds OF
national lands among the public schools
of the state, according to the school en-
rollment of each county, has been made
The per capita apportionment is $3.50,
so that Brown County with 2,S74 pupils
gets $1O,6536O. Nicollet County re-
ceives SS,116.SO and Redwood, 1922. 50.
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G. W. H. Heideman was in St. Paul
Thursday, attending a secret meeting OF
the Railway Employees Association OF
Minnesota. The Pioneer Press says
that it is thought that the club will sup
port Merriam as it did two years ago,
but such action, we should think, would
go little against the grain of Mr..
Heideman.
| The Lafayette correspondent of the
St. Peter Herald writes as follows: The
engineer in charge of Alfred Freburg's
steamer met with sad accident while
oiling the machine last week. He was
on top of the engine, when the steam
commenced to blow off, and it struck
him on the face, burning him badly
and injurlng one eye, which he will
probably lose.
w. 81. Bonne, formerly of New UIm,
has been given the Democratic nomina
ton for county treasurer in Spokane
County, Washington. The Post OF
Spokane Falls in speaking of his nomi
nation says that he first refused the
proffered honor and afterwards accept
ed, and then goes on to expose Mr.
Bonne's character in manner which
shows that he is not going to have the
easiest sailing.
J. From Census Supervisor Miller We
get the following: The approximate
population of Brown county by towns
is as follows. Albin, 6O3; Bashaw ane
Stately, GIG; Burnstown, 1 1856; Cotton
700 \ <Nr,